Hotels With parking in Indiana, United States

The hotel is nice, but the location is terrible. When I asked the hotel about an airport transfer, there was no answer. They took me to the airport. There is no public transportation nearby. It's clean. The staff is pleasant.

The checkin was frustrating, we had to wait in line and couldn’t check in because I couldn’t find my license which was no fault of theirs however once we found it we got back in line to check in and was told that the room was not ready so we walk out of line and received a text that the room was ready so we had to go and wait in line agaiin. We requested ground floor close to elevator because of issues. We realize that requests are not guaranteed but 4th floor way down the hall? This was our third stay with no previous issues We will not return to this hotel.

Free cookie no. Smile and greeted no. Shuttle to ****** no. Refrigerator in room no. Walls paper thin. Don’t list amenities if you don’t have them. This was a nice place 10 years ago. Location is excellent.

Beautiful environment, clean housing

Hotel Nashville is a peculiar place. These units obviously used to be apartment buildings. There's nothing really wrong with that, and it gives you what amounts to a condo or cabin for the price of a regular room. Ours had a full kitchen with full sized appliances including a dishwasher, two full baths, a main bedroom and a queen size Murphy bed in the living room. Enjoy a regular thermostat for just your unit and a balcony with two small chairs. There's an indoor pool I didn't even entertain using in the four days we stayed...mostly turned off by the already heavy use. There's an on-site bar that took over the kitchen which is why there isn't breakfast on-site anymore. Staff are wonderful, but the office closes about 8pm. So, it's best to get there before then else you may have to get the bar owner to let you in (yes, really). There seems to be a number of long term residents here. There is one marked parking location for each unit, and more in the lower lot that aren't marked. Location is pretty great, but don't underestimate the effort of walking up the many, many stairs to the motel coming off the *****. You are right downtown, but that elevation still makes it a considerable walk to get to shopping and restaurants. Overall, it's a pleasant if not upscale environment for a stay in beautiful little Nashville, IN.

This hotel is very strange, I booked twice, the bill price, the actual deduction and the same as Ctrip sent to me, two days ago the deduction is inconsistent, Ctrip attitude is not bad for me to handle, now this bill is not The same, the scheduled time is 127.33 US dollars, check out the bill is 139.23 US dollars (this is added state tax, I can understand), but my bank card actual deduction is 174.23 US dollars, the difference is too big. The last day of 2018 actually made me worry about this matter. This should be given a bad review.

A hotel like home-like conditions, with breakfast, the simpler kind. Opposite the hotel is a home-style restaurant, meals are OK, and the rules are quite good. A few minutes drive from the famous University of Notre Dame, the scenery is good, the architecture is unique, the white middle and upper class children learn the medical law of the Holy Land, the campus atmosphere is slightly different from other American universities, the South Bend city itself.

This is my second visit to the Baymont Inn & Suites. I found it to be as clean and quiet this time as I did a year ago. It's location is away from the city center but close to the I-465 bypass. The hotel has free parking. The area felt safe enough for me to venture out on foot. Within 1 block is a Texas Roadhouse, Panera Bread, Starbucks, Cousins Subs, Payless Liquors, Azzip Pizza. Within one half mile are most of the fast food chain restaurants and a Walmart. Check in was fast and friendly. The lobby is spacious and clean. The property features an elevator for guest use to access the second floor. My suite was two rooms consisting of a bedroom with a comfortable queen size bed with clean linens and a TV. The other room featured a sofa, an armchair, a writing table and chair, and a television. A hall connected the two rooms containing a wet bar with a very cold mini-fridge. The bathroom was clean and an adequate size. All the amenities were correct throughout the rooms and functioned properly. I wasn't aware of any issues with noise coming from within or without the hotel.

To begin with the front desk clerks were great and courteous. The room was clean and comfortable. The pool was closed & it was June 1st, so that was a bummer. They advertise a gourmet breakfast, to my surprise --- it wasn't even close, no cream for the coffee, one of the juice drinks were out , no yogurt, then to top it all off ---- The waffle machine was disgusting!!! Dirty, & when I asked about the lady making a waffle ahead of me about her waffle sticking to the waffle maker,the host said ” well, it's because all of the non stick coating on the waffle maker is worn off” & the hotel was supposed to be getting a new one!!! When I wiped it with a napkin - black stuff appeared on it... So needless to say NO Waffle for me Today!! The waffle maker shouldn't have even been in use! Wow. And the temperature of the sausage Links were cold to the touch!! Very disappointed, Louann Archer/Steven Vaughn

Bathrooms were nice. Towels big & fluffy. Shower was WONDERFUL! Crack in tile at the rear of shower but it did not effect the shower itself. Not super soft water, which was great. Some places have water so very soft that a person never feels clean. Bed was comfortable with lots of varied pillows; good choices. Television monitor big and responsive. All the lights worked and were good to read by. Everything was covered in dust from construction. Breakfast lady did her best but not enough seats and dust hovered in the air. When we first arrived, we did not know how to get to the front desk to check in. (WHEN will you be finished remodeling?!) Lady with green/blue hair tried to be nice but I am NOT her ”hon.” Three times she called me hon or honey. I'm 73. My wife standing right there. How about a little respect?