Indianapolis is an exciting travel destination, known for racing, history, and for being “The Crossroads of America”, thanks to many intersecting highways. Foodies can find refuge along Massachusetts Avenue, also known as “Mass Ave”, where a string of artisan eateries await to please the palate. Lucas Oil Stadium, where the NFL Colts play, draws thousands on game day, to its marvelous brick stadium with a retractable roof. Then you have the farms and refreshing Amish country along the outskirts, for a more peaceful kind of adventure. Whatever your reason for stopping through, there are some cool Airbnbs to crash for the night.
Duplex in Broad Ripple
The funky kitchen with an old school fridge, Moroccan tile, sleek deck space, distressed floors and a claw foot tub are some of the unexpected features guests will discover in the refined duplex. The Broad Ripple area is the exact location this humble, trendy Airbnb should be, as it’s very chill, with plenty of eclectic eateries and cafes—even shops to nab some vintage clothing. As a bonus, there’s plenty of routes for cyclists and joggers, along with scenic river views.
Modern Duplex in Charming Downtown Neighborhood
Here’s a century-old property with plenty of room to relax for up to four people the rental home has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, hardwood floors, a home office workspace, and gas fireplace. One bedroom has a king-size bed, and the other has a queen-size bed. Other features of the home are the stainless-steel appliances and quartz countertops in the kitchen and free parking available on the street. This is a pet-friendly vacation rental, so consider bringing your dog along!
The Blue Villa
If you’re searching for Indianapolis Airbnbs, this home with three bedrooms and two bathrooms is another great option. It sleeps six people and is beautifully designed, newly renovated, and pet-friendly. You’ll be in the Fountain Square area that is near downtown and has fast Wi-Fi, a remote workspace, laundry machines, comfortable beds, a coffee bar, and other amenities. Each of the three bedrooms has a queen-size bed. Past guests have given this Airbnb great reviews because of the fenced yard that’s perfect for a dog, fun artwork on display, and little touches that make guests feel truly welcome here.
The Onyx Tiny House
It’s fun to stay in this cute and cozy tiny house that is large enough to accommodate five guests in Indianapolis. The home has one bathroom and one bedroom that has a queen-size bed, sofa bed, and floor mattress. It is about 398 square feet in size and has high ceilings and a loft. It’s in a beautiful garden and on a property where the host family also lives but offers plenty of privacy. Guests can use the pool on the property, which is perfect for cooling off on hot summer days. You can bring pets to stay here; however, pit bulls are not allowed.
Hosbrook House - Fountain Square Modern Home
The Hosbrook House is a 1,200-square-foot home in Fountain Square that has a fenced yard and patio. The Airbnb rental has two bedrooms and two bathrooms to accommodate four guests. Meanwhile, the living room has a custom Monument Circle mural, and there is a washer and dryer with laundry detergent available. When you arrive, you can park in front of the house and then walk to everything in Fountain Square. It’s a great place to be if you want to walk to breweries, distilleries, restaurants, and coffee shops. Take a quick Uber ride from here to get downtown if you like.
Chateau Noir
Chateau Noir is a unique Airbnb rental in Indianapolis that has a designer style and sleeps four people. The Airbnb was featured in Country Home Magazine and Indianapolis Monthly. It has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as a large kitchen and two living rooms. One bedroom has a king-size bed, and the other one has a queen-size bed. Other things included with your rental are a grill, deck, side garden, internet, and coffee maker. Wi-Fi, a dedicated workspace, 65-inch HDTV, and free parking are offered as well.
Peaceful Urban Farmstay
A roomy 1,200 square foot space with two bedrooms, a full country kitchen and a stone fireplace sits amongst a renovated, working farm. Goats, sheep and chickens are a few of the animals to see, and a sweet pup loves to greet all who come to stay. Vegetables and other tasty homegrown treats are available straight from the fields. The hosts encourage visitors to walk the grounds and experience the beauty of the plants, wildflowers and overall landscape.
Charming Meridian Kessler Carriage House
This highly rated Airbnb is a guesthouse for two people that has a queen-size bed in the bedroom and a bathroom. You’ll be in a second-floor carriage house in a historic Indianapolis neighborhood that is in a convenient Midtown location. The home was built in 1925 but has been newly renovated and has many amenities to help you feel at home, such as a coffee and espresso machine, extra pillows, Wi-Fi, books to borrow, and laundry machines. The rental property has a private entrance and parking by the entrance or on the street.
Newly Renovated 1400-Square-Foot, Three-Bedroom Home
Seven people can make themselves sat home in this three-bedroom, two-bathroom house that is 1,400 square feet in size. This Indianapolis Airbnb rental is just five minutes from the major interstates and 10 minutes from downtown. It has a fully stocked kitchen, outdoor patio, backyard, and hot tub for guests to enjoy with no shared spaces. Both short and long stays are welcome here, depending on the length of time you plan to be in Indy.
Fletcher Place Bungalow
You’ll love spending time at an adorable bungalow when you book this Indianapolis Airbnb for up to four guests. The vacation rental has two bedrooms and one bathroom, in addition to a nicely appointed kitchen, front porch, and fully fenced backyard. This is a great Airbnb to stay at if you have dogs because pups are welcome here for an extra fee. If you plan to work remotely from the Airbnb, there is a work desk and Wi-Fi provided. Plenty of free street parking is available in front of the home, and there are lots of things to see and do within walking distance. The hosts live next door in case you need anything during your stay.
Indy Urban Jungle on Massachusetts Avenue
Being directly on Mass Ave is completely amazing because this is the vein of the Indianapolis food scene. You won’t run out of things to explore. Lucas Oil Stadium and the convention center are both a stone’s throw away, and one really doesn’t even need a car. In fact, it might be better to ditch the idea of a vehicle altogether, because parking isn’t guaranteed nor free. Its name is an accurate one, as the condo is brightly accented with colorful decor and plants.
Downtown Carriage House
Two guests can stay at this charming carriage house in Fletcher Place and be within walking distance of the convention center, pubs, restaurants, and sport facilities. It is a private studio apartment with a kitchenette and balcony. In the common space, you’ll find a queen-size bed and sofa bed. Guests can use the private, covered parking space that is provided when they aren’t out exploring all that the city has to offer.