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Family Friendly Hotels in Indianapolis, and the Rule That Decides Your Fifth Bed

Thirteen properties across downtown, Broad Ripple, Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville and the airport corridor, with 79 room types read off the operators' own sites in September 2026. Indianapolis publishes less than almost any city checked here: only seven of thirteen give a maximum occupancy for any room at all. What one hotel does publish is the single most useful sentence a family can read anywhere in the city, and it is a fire-code rule.

Best for a family of four: Hotel Broad Ripple

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By Emma18 min readPublished Rooms checked September 2026
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The Indianapolis downtown canal in evening light, with walkers on the promenade and the skyline behind
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In Brief

Which Indianapolis hotel actually takes a family of four in one room?

Hotel Broad Ripple is the only property in the city that publishes a maximum occupancy for every single room it sells, room by room, with the bed list and the rate beside it, and the answer there is that six rooms take three or four people and none takes five. White House Suites in Plainfield is the other clean one: four room types, four published occupancies, four published bed counts, and all four agree, with two queens taking four. For a family of five the honest answer on published evidence is that no hotel on this page will do it in one room. The Alexander explains why better than anyone: it gives cribs and rollaways free, and then states that rollaways cannot be placed in rooms with two queen beds due to fire code regulations, which is precisely the room a family of four would have booked.

Key takeaways

  • Only 7 of 13 publish a maximum occupancy for any room type
  • Two hotels sell suites that sleep fewer people than the cheaper room below
  • Two inns charge 25 dollars a night for a third guest regardless of age
  • No property on this page publishes a pool opening hour or a lifeguard

Which rooms actually fit your family

Find your party shape along the top, then read down. A tick means the hotel publishes a room that holds that group in one booking. A dash means the hotel does not publish the fact at all, which is not the same as a no, and is why the column exists.

Room configurations by family size for 13 hotels in Indianapolis
Hotel2+12+22+32 + babyConnectingCotRollaway
Hotel Broad RippleYesYesNoNot publishedNot publishedNot published anywhere on the site, which has no FAQ or policies pageNot published. Extra people are priced rather than bedded, at 25 dollars a night per person over two
The Alexander, Autograph CollectionYesYesNoYesNot publishedFree. Cribs, rollaways and pack-and-plays are all available on request at no feeFree, but refused in two-queen rooms: rollaways cannot be placed in rooms with two queen beds due to fire code regulations
White House SuitesYesYesNoNot publishedNoNot published, despite an unusually long and specific policies page that covers everything elseNot published
Comfort Inn & Suites FishersNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Hotel Carmichael, Autograph CollectionYesYesNoNot publishedNot publishedAvailable, price not published. The only statement is that rollaway beds and cribs are availableAvailable, price not published, and which rooms accept one is never said
Hotel Indy, a Tribute Portfolio HotelYesYesNoNot publishedNot publishedNot published. Every room page, the amenities page and every FAQ page in the sitemap were checkedNot published, which matters because the suite is sold for three on one bed
Sonesta Select Indianapolis CarmelNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published. The only extra sleeping surface claimed is a sofa bed
Wyndham NoblesvilleNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Ironworks Hotel IndyNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published anywhere, though the hotel does publish an add-on list covering truffles, champagne and rose petalsNot published
Bottleworks HotelNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published. The hotel publishes a pet policy page and pet welcome amenities, and nothing about cribsNot published. The only convertible surface anywhere is the Gilded King's sleeper sofa
The Looking Glass InnYesNot publishedNoNoNoNot published, and the age-blind extra-guest fee removes the usual infant exemptionNot published, which is what leaves the suite's headcount unresolved
Mansion on the Mile B&BNot publishedNoNoNot publishedNoNot publishedNot published
Stone Soup InnNoNoNoNoNoNot published, and effectively excluded by the occupancy ruleNot published. Extra people are a charge against a two-guest maximum, not an extra bed

Seven of thirteen publish a maximum occupancy for at least one room type and nine publish a bed count as a number, which is a poor rate by the standards of every other city checked here. Four fields came back completely empty across all thirteen properties: not one operator publishes a one-car-per-room parking cap, a child breakfast price, a pool opening hour or a lifeguard statement. Three properties publish a headcount their own beds do not support, at Hotel Indy, The Looking Glass Inn and Mansion on the Mile, and none of the three names a sofa bed, rollaway or cot to close the gap. The absence that shapes this page most is not on it at all: Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, IHG, Choice, Omni, Drury, Extended Stay America and BWH all refused automated requests, which removed Residence Inn on the Canal, Homewood, Hyatt House, Embassy Suites, Home2, SpringHill and Staybridge in Fishers, Drury in Carmel, Cambria, the Omni Severin, and Crowne Plaza Union Station, whose Pullman railcar rooms are the most family-relevant room product in the city. Everything readable here is an independent, a franchisee on its own domain or a boutique with a standalone site.

These are family facts, and family facts go stale. This table is set for re-verification in March 2027.

Which one fits how your family travels

Find the row that sounds like your trip. Every pick below names the family it is wrong for, so you can book on fit rather than on rank.

If you areBookWhy
Wanting the headcount confirmed before you payHotel Broad RippleIt publishes a maximum occupancy, a bed list and a rate for every room in the building, which no other Indianapolis hotel does.
Travelling with a babyThe AlexanderCribs, rollaways and pack-and-plays are all free on request, and it is the only crib price published anywhere in this research.
Wanting breakfast, a pool and parking includedComfort Inn & Suites FishersFree hot breakfast, an indoor pool, free parking and children free to 18. You will have to ring about the beds.
Staying a week with a kitchenWhite House SuitesFull kitchenettes, published occupancy on every room, free parking with large-vehicle spaces, and children free to 17.
A family of fiveBook two roomsNo property on this page publishes a room that takes five, and The Alexander publishes the fire-code reason a rollaway will not fix it.
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What the bands mean

The tax is unusually clean and the fee is not. Marion County levies a 10 per cent innkeeper's tax, per the Indiana Department of Revenue's own table, on top of the 7 per cent state sales tax that applies to accommodation, and three separate operators independently publish the combined 17 per cent. On top of that, downtown hotels inside the Economic Enhancement District add a per-room charge, and the two operators that publish it disagree: Bottleworks Hotel calls it a 1.00 dollar per night charge on each room, while The Alexander itemises a 1.17 dollar Enhancement Fee. Both readings are recorded here and neither is averaged, because indy.gov serves an empty JavaScript shell and the figure could not be confirmed on any government domain. None of that applies outside Marion County, so the Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville and Plainfield properties on this page sit outside both charges. Parking is where the real money goes downtown: The Alexander publishes 54 dollars to park your own car, 59 for valet and 75 for a passenger van, while Hotel Indy offers no self-parking at all and charges 48 dollars for overnight valet. Every suburban property on this page parks you free.

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Boutique inns and mid-market hotels
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Downtown and Carmel design hotels

The 13 hotels, and the room to ask for at each

Walking times are to The distance the operator itself publishes. Every distance on this page is one the operator itself publishes on its own site. Nothing has been measured or estimated here, and where a hotel publishes no distance at all that absence is stated, because for a family choosing between downtown and Carmel it is exactly the fact they need.

  • Broad Ripple Village, north Indianapolis

    Hotel Broad Ripple

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    Best for four

    The only hotel in Indianapolis that publishes a maximum occupancy for every room in the building, alongside the bed list and the nightly rate.

    Room to book
    Lodge Room 5, published as one king and two twin beds with a maximum of four guests
    Children stay free
    None. The extra-person charge carries no age exemption of any kind
    Breakfast for children
    No breakfast is served
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    The operator publishes no distance to downtown at all, only that it sits between the Monon Trail and the White River to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    A family who want to know the exact bed list and headcount before they book.
    Wrong for
    A family of five, and anyone with a baby, since a third body is chargeable at any age.
    The catch
    A twenty-odd room boutique inn with no pool, no published parking and no breakfast, and a hard published ceiling of four people in any room, so a family of five cannot be accommodated here on the operator's own terms. The 25 dollar per person charge above two guests has no age exemption written anywhere.
    Check family rooms and dates at Hotel Broad RippleOpens the live rate for your dates

  • CityWay, downtown Indianapolis

    The Alexander, Autograph Collection

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    Publishes no occupancy number for any of its six room types and yet publishes the most useful sentence about beds in the whole city.

    Room to book
    A 375 square foot Deluxe Guestroom booked as two queens
    Children stay free
    Not published. The only age rule published is that you must be 21 to check in
    Breakfast for children
    Not published. Breakfast is a paid restaurant meal from 6:30am
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    The hotel publishes its own mileages: Monument Circle 0.6 miles, the Mass Ave Arts District 0.7, the Eiteljorg Museum 1.1 to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    A family of four downtown who want a free cot and a walkable base.
    Wrong for
    A family of five, for the reason the hotel itself publishes.
    The catch
    No pool, and parking is expensive from every direction at 54 dollars to park your own car, 59 for valet and 75 for a passenger van. The fire-code rule that makes this hotel worth reading also closes the door on a family of five, because the only room that fits four is the one the rollaway is barred from.
    Check family rooms and dates at The Alexander, Autograph CollectionOpens the live rate for your dates

  • Plainfield, on the airport side of the metro

    White House Suites

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    The only property here that publishes a labelled occupancy field on every single room type, and the only one publishing a children-stay-free age at all.

    Room to book
    A Double Queen Studio, published as two queens for four guests with a full kitchenette
    Children stay free
    17 and under, when sharing with an adult. This is one of only two published on any Indianapolis operator site
    Breakfast for children
    No breakfast. Complimentary coffee only, 6am to 9am in the lobby
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    The operator publishes 10 miles and about a 22-minute drive to the convention centre, and does not pretend otherwise to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    A family who want a kitchenette, free parking and a published children-free age.
    Wrong for
    Anyone who wants to walk anywhere.
    The catch
    An extended-stay studio block on the airport side of Plainfield, ten miles from the centre by the operator's own reckoning, with no pool, no breakfast, no room above four guests and no crib policy published. Free parking with large-vehicle spaces is the compensation.
    Check family rooms and dates at White House SuitesOpens the live rate for your dates

  • Fishers, Hamilton County, north-east of the city

    Comfort Inn & Suites Fishers

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    Best value

    A free hot breakfast, an indoor pool, free parking and children free to 18, attached to a website that publishes no room types at all.

    Room to book
    The suite, published only as 25 per cent larger than a standard room whose size is never given
    Children stay free
    18 and under at time of booking, the more generous of the two published in this research
    Breakfast for children
    Free, because the hot breakfast is free for everyone
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    The only distance published is local: 1.8 miles from the centre of Fishers to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    A family who want breakfast, a pool and parking included without paying downtown rates.
    Wrong for
    Anyone who needs to confirm a bed count before booking.
    The catch
    It offers exactly what a family wants and publishes almost nothing they need to book with: no room types, no bed counts, no occupancy, no crib policy and no pool hours. The single named bed on the whole site is the suite's sofa bed.
    Check family rooms and dates at Comfort Inn & Suites FishersOpens the live rate for your dates

  • Carmel City Center, Carmel

    Hotel Carmichael, Autograph Collection

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    A clean example of the pattern where the expensive suites sleep fewer people than the cheap room below them.

    Room to book
    The 415 square foot Standard Queen Queen, the only room in the building published above two guests
    Children stay free
    Not published
    Breakfast for children
    Not published. Breakfast is a paid restaurant meal
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    The hotel publishes its own figure for the Children's Museum: 13.9 miles, which it describes as 30 minutes away to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    A family of four who want Carmel City Center and free garage parking.
    Wrong for
    Anyone booking a suite expecting more room for the children.
    The catch
    Both suites, at 892 and 972 square feet, are published as two guests on one king bed, while the 415 square foot Standard Queen Queen takes four. So the two most expensive rooms in the building sleep half as many people as the cheapest. There is no pool, and the hotel answers that question by naming a municipal water park instead.
    Check family rooms and dates at Hotel Carmichael, Autograph CollectionOpens the live rate for your dates

  • Wholesale District, downtown Indianapolis

    Hotel Indy, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

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    Publishes a suite for three people on a single king bed and names no third sleeping surface anywhere on its site.

    Room to book
    The Enhanced Double Queen Bedroom, published as two queen beds for up to four guests
    Children stay free
    Not published. The only age rule is that you must be 21 to reserve
    Breakfast for children
    Not published
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    The operator publishes a ten minute walk to the Indiana Convention Center, and its own mileages: convention centre 0.6 miles, White River State Park nearby to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    A family of four who want to walk to the convention centre.
    Wrong for
    Anyone paying up for the suite to get more beds.
    The catch
    No pool, no self-parking and 48 dollars a night for overnight valet, in a hotel whose only family-sized room is the double queen. The Notable Suite is published as accommodating a maximum of three people on one king bed with no second sleeping surface named anywhere, so the extra money buys space rather than a bed.
    Check family rooms and dates at Hotel Indy, a Tribute Portfolio HotelOpens the live rate for your dates

  • The Carmel corridor at 103rd Street

    Sonesta Select Indianapolis Carmel

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    An indoor pool the operator markets at families directly, attached to a page that publishes no occupancy and contradicts itself about the sofa beds.

    Room to book
    The two-queen room, though no occupancy figure is published for it
    Children stay free
    Not published. The only age rule is a minimum check-in age of 21
    Breakfast for children
    Not published. Breakfast is pastries and coffee for purchase, 6am to 9am only
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Nothing is walkable and the operator publishes drive distances instead, including 2.7 miles to the waterpark to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    A family who want an indoor pool and free parking north of the city.
    Wrong for
    Anyone who needs the bed configuration confirmed.
    The catch
    The pool and the free parking are real, but the hotel publishes no room list, no occupancy numbers and no square footage, and it contradicts itself about whether the two-queen room has a sofa bed. Breakfast is a purchase rather than an inclusion and runs three hours.
    Check family rooms and dates at Sonesta Select Indianapolis CarmelOpens the live rate for your dates

  • Noblesville, Hamilton County

    Wyndham Noblesville

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    An all-suite property with a heated indoor pool and a free continental breakfast, and the only hotel here that names no bed at all.

    Room to book
    A suite, which is the entire inventory
    Children stay free
    Not published
    Breakfast for children
    Free, because the continental breakfast is free
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    In Hamilton County, well north of the city, with no distance to downtown published to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    A family who want a heated indoor pool, free breakfast and free parking, and will ring to confirm the beds.
    Wrong for
    Anyone booking on published detail alone.
    The catch
    It is the only property in this set that names no bed of any kind on its own pages, so the entire family question has to be asked by phone. Being in Noblesville it sits outside both the Marion County innkeeper's tax and the downtown district charge, which is the compensation.
    Check family rooms and dates at Wyndham NoblesvilleOpens the live rate for your dates

  • Keystone at the Crossing, north Indianapolis

    Ironworks Hotel Indy

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    Five room types, five published square footages and not one published occupancy, which makes it the least usable rooms page here for a family.

    Room to book
    A Traditional or Heritage room booked as a double queen, though no headcount is published for either
    Children stay free
    Not published
    Breakfast for children
    Not published. Breakfast is a paid restaurant meal
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    The operator publishes no mileages at all, only that the Keystone campus is steps from the door with no vehicles necessary to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    A family who want free self-parking and the Keystone shops on the doorstep.
    Wrong for
    Anyone who needs a headcount before they pay.
    The catch
    Five room types with five square footages and zero published occupancies, no crib policy, no rollaway policy and no pool. The only room type that could hold four is published as king or double queen without saying which you get.
    Check family rooms and dates at Ironworks Hotel IndyOpens the live rate for your dates

  • Bottleworks District, Mass Ave

    Bottleworks Hotel

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    Publishes a bed configuration for every room type and a permitted headcount for none, across eight categories.

    Room to book
    The Landmark Queen at nearly 600 square feet with two queen beds, headcount unpublished
    Children stay free
    Not published
    Breakfast for children
    Not published
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    The operator publishes no mileage or walking time to downtown, the Children's Museum, the Canal Walk or the convention centre, and answers the nearby question inside its own development to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    A family who want the Bottleworks District and Mass Ave on foot.
    Wrong for
    Anyone who needs to know a room is permitted to hold four.
    The catch
    Eight room types and not one published occupancy, so a family cannot establish from the hotel's own site whether any room is permitted to hold four people. There is no pool, no hotel self-parking, valet is 48 dollars a night, and it publishes the downtown district charge as one dollar a room where The Alexander publishes 1.17.
    Check family rooms and dates at Bottleworks HotelOpens the live rate for your dates

  • Old Northside Historic District

    The Looking Glass Inn

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    Six rooms sleeping two and one 900 square foot suite whose published beds do not support its published headcount.

    Room to book
    The Hideaway Suite, and ask what the fourth person sleeps on
    Children stay free
    None. 25 dollars per person per night beyond double occupancy applies regardless of age
    Breakfast for children
    Included, as it is a bed and breakfast, though no times or arrangements are published
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Neighbourhood claims only, in the Old Northside Historic District, with no mileages published to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    A family of three who want a historic house rather than a hotel.
    Wrong for
    A family with a baby, who pay 25 dollars a night for it.
    The catch
    One room in the building takes a family and its published bed list, a king bed or two twins, does not support its published Sleeps 4. Everything else sleeps two, there is no pool, no published parking and no crib, and every guest beyond two is charged regardless of age.
    Check family rooms and dates at The Looking Glass InnOpens the live rate for your dates

  • Mile Square, downtown Indianapolis

    Mansion on the Mile B&B

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    Two suites, both published as three guests in one bedroom with one bed, and a four-course breakfast.

    Room to book
    Either guest suite, on the understanding that the third bed is not published
    Children stay free
    Not published
    Breakfast for children
    Included, described as a four-course American English breakfast served on fine china
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    In the Mile Square downtown, with no mileages published to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    A family of three who want a proper breakfast downtown.
    Wrong for
    A family of four.
    The catch
    Both suites publish three guests, one bedroom and one bed, with no sofa bed, rollaway or cot named to close the gap. There is no pool, and the downtown district charge that two nearby hotels publish is not mentioned here even though the property sits in the same square.
    Check family rooms and dates at Mansion on the Mile B&BOpens the live rate for your dates

  • Old Northside Historic District

    Stone Soup Inn

    €€

    Included as the clearest no in Indianapolis: ten rooms, ten published occupancies, and every one of them reads Sleeps 2.

    Room to book
    Nothing, for a family. Even the fully furnished apartment with a sleeping loft is published as two guests
    Children stay free
    None, and it is stated rather than merely absent: 25 dollars per person per night regardless of age
    Breakfast for children
    Included, as it is a bed and breakfast
    Walk to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Neighbourhood claim only, in the heart of the Old Northside, with no mileages to The distance the operator itself publishes
    Right for
    Two adults.
    Wrong for
    Any family, on the inn's own published terms.
    The catch
    Every one of the ten rooms is published as sleeping two, including an apartment with its own sleeping loft and full kitchen, two of them have a shared bath, and the third guest is charged regardless of age. The inn's own suggestion for a larger party is to book more rooms. It is on this page to show what the Indianapolis inn market actually publishes.
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Where not to book in Indianapolis

Four things. The first is the suite, which in Indianapolis is often the wrong room for a family: at Hotel Carmichael both suites are published as two guests on one king while the cheaper 415 square foot double queen takes four, and at Hotel Indy the suite takes three on one king while the double queen takes four. The second is the two Old Northside inns, where the extra-guest charge of 25 dollars a night is published as applying regardless of age, so an infant in a travel cot is a chargeable third person. The third is the downtown parking, which at The Alexander runs to 54 dollars for self-parking, 59 for valet and 75 for a passenger van, while every suburban property on this page parks you for nothing. The fourth is the assumption that Indianapolis has family resorts. It does not: no property found in the metro area sells itself as one, and the nearest genuine water-park resort is Big Splash Adventure at French Lick, two hours south, which publishes suites sleeping up to nine and the only resort fee found in this research at 17.99 dollars plus tax per room.

When to book

Decide between downtown and the suburbs first, because that single choice moves more money than the room rate does. Downtown you pay the 10 per cent Marion County innkeeper's tax, the 7 per cent state sales tax, a dollar or so of Economic Enhancement District charge, and 48 to 59 dollars a night to park. In Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville or Plainfield you pay neither county tax nor district charge, you park free, and at two of those properties breakfast is included. What downtown buys is walking distance to White River State Park, which holds five of the attractions a family comes for. What it does not buy is a pool: not one downtown property on this page publishes one.

Family hotels in Indianapolis: FAQ

The questions parents ask most when booking a room here.

It depends which problem you are solving. If you want certainty about the room, Hotel Broad Ripple is the only property that publishes a maximum occupancy for every room it sells, with the bed list beside it. If you want a pool and a free breakfast, the answer is out of town: Comfort Inn & Suites Fishers and Wyndham Noblesville both publish an indoor pool and free breakfast, and neither pays the Marion County innkeeper's tax. If you want to walk to the museums in White River State Park, The Alexander and Hotel Indy are the downtown options, and The Alexander is the better family choice because it publishes free cribs and rollaways where Hotel Indy publishes neither.

No, and that is a finding rather than a gap. Nothing in the Indianapolis metro area sells itself as a family resort on its own site, and no adults-only property was found either. Indianapolis is a hotel market: independents, franchisees and boutique inns, with the chains that build genuine all-suite family stock all refusing to publish anything a machine can read. The nearest thing to a family resort within reach is Big Splash Adventure at French Lick, about two hours south, which publishes suites that sleep up to nine people and charges the only resort fee found anywhere in this research, 17.99 dollars plus tax per room.

Only two publish an age at all, and both are outside Marion County. White House Suites in Plainfield publishes that children 17 and under stay free when sharing with an adult. Comfort Inn & Suites Fishers publishes that anyone aged 18 and under at the time of booking stays free. Everywhere else the field is blank, and at two properties it is worse than blank: Stone Soup Inn and The Looking Glass Inn both publish an additional fee of 25 dollars per person per night regardless of age for any guest beyond double occupancy, which is the clearest statement in this research that a child is simply a person.

Seventeen per cent downtown, plus about a dollar. The Marion County innkeeper's tax is 10 per cent, per the Indiana Department of Revenue's own table, and Indiana's 7 per cent state sales tax applies to accommodation, which three separate operators independently publish as a combined 17 per cent. On top of that, hotels inside the downtown Economic Enhancement District add a per-room nightly charge, and the two operators who publish it do not agree: Bottleworks Hotel calls it one dollar per room per night and The Alexander itemises 1.17 dollars. That figure could not be confirmed on any government domain because indy.gov serves an empty JavaScript shell, so both readings are recorded here and neither is treated as correct. None of it applies in Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville or Plainfield.

Three of the thirteen here, and none of them is downtown. Comfort Inn & Suites Fishers publishes an indoor pool, Sonesta Select Indianapolis Carmel publishes an indoor pool it markets at families directly, and Wyndham Noblesville publishes a heated indoor pool. Every downtown and boutique property on this page either publishes no pool or answers the question with a flat no, and Hotel Carmichael answers it by pointing families at a municipal water park instead, which is an unusually straight response. Not one of the three that has a pool publishes an opening hour, a seasonal date, a depth or a lifeguard statement, so a family cannot plan a swim from any operator page in this city.

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