A frequent traveler, I've seen the full range of hotels, so I think the previous review does not accurately portray this hotel currently. I booked this one-night stay for a $67 rate ($75 total), and liken it to a Days Inn caliber (definitely not luxury as the Lees chain tends to advertise).

Pros:
- high speed internet access (both wired and wireless)
- nice continental breakfast (donuts, juices, coffee & cocoa, yoghurt, french toast, apples & bananas, cereals)
- general cleanliness (though not perfect)
- good in-room coffee and new coffeemaker
- softened water (Indianapolis water needs it)
- open interior layout
- decent channel selection, including HBO

Cons:
- somewhat worn furniture and fixtures
- uncertainty of smoking and non-smoking rooms
- proximity to interstate (can be occasionally noisy)
- minor maintenance issues (tiles, carpet)
- minor smells, noticable but not that unpleasant
- staff not as friendly (at least by my Southern stds)

Overall, I'd consider staying again, as it is one of the better values in NW Indy. If one room wasn't to your liking, they are accommodating and not heavily booked.

Unless you're stranded in Indianapolis and EVERY other room in the city is booked and you don't want to sleep in your car, you should steer clear of this hotel.

First off - it smells inside. The lobby smelled, the hallway smelled, and the room smelled. A mixture of body odor and mildew. Our room was moist...even with the A/C running constantly. When we got home and unpacked our stuff, it all smelled like mildew and we only spent about 10 hours in the room TOTAL.

The bathroom had mold and mildew stains all around the sink and bathtub. There was a very large stain on the bathroom mat which we were hoping was a cigarette burn and nothing else. No way to tell.

They did offer some breakfast, but with the rest of the hotel being what I can only describe as "gross", I didn't dare touch or eat anything.

Yes, it was very cheap and we were only spending one night in Indianapolis. However, it still wasn't worth it.