Where to Stay at Indy

FED 387 · 03-27-2011, 10:37 AM

most of the places on the far north/west/south sides of Indy are "usually" pretty nice east side I have found is pretty crummy and a long drive (40-50 min) to get to the track too-- however it is not carved in stone that every place in those neighborhoods are going to be up tp your expectations---not sure when you are going but like other towns they jack the rates up during the races--also remember they have a lot of golf events in the area too as well as events most every weekend at what used to be the Hoosier Dome(dont know what its called now) area---so plan ahead---Brownsburg/Avon is nice too--Do not be afraid to ASK if they are giving any RACER discounts--Check with Alex Denysenko he usually has some kind of deal for Labor Day too--Comp

03-27-2011, 10:37 AM	#7
FED 387 VIP Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 3,422 Likes: 529 Liked 333 Times in 180 Posts	Re: Where to Stay at Indy most of the places on the far north/west/south sides of Indy are "usually" pretty nice east side I have found is pretty crummy and a long drive (40-50 min) to get to the track too-- however it is not carved in stone that every place in those neighborhoods are going to be up tp your expectations---not sure when you are going but like other towns they jack the rates up during the races--also remember they have a lot of golf events in the area too as well as events most every weekend at what used to be the Hoosier Dome(dont know what its called now) area---so plan ahead---Brownsburg/Avon is nice too--Do not be afraid to ASK if they are giving any RACER discounts--Check with Alex Denysenko he usually has some kind of deal for Labor Day too--Comp