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Bottleworks Hotel

Indianapolis • Bottleworks District • OPTIMIZE

avg. $254 / night

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At a glance

A 1931 Art Deco bottling plant converted into a hotel with preserved geometric tilework and industrial details.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and industrial-heritage travelers

Highlights:

  • 1931 Art Deco Coca-Cola bottling plant with terracotta facade
  • Interiors by Studio M preserve original geometric tilework and pressed-metal ceilings
  • Ground-floor bar with backlit amber bottles and starburst tin ceiling
Industrial-decoauthentic

PB hotel design editorial

The 1931 Coca-Cola bottling plant that anchors Indianapolis's Bottleworks District is one of the Midwest's finest surviving examples of Art Deco industrial architecture — its cream terracotta facade richly ornamented with relief panels, fluted pilasters, and the kind of confident geometric detailing that American manufacturers once commissioned without hesitation. Converted into the Bottleworks Hotel and opened in 2020, the building was adapted by TWG Development with interiors by Joanna Taft's team at Studio M, who treated the original fabric as the primary design material rather than a backdrop to be softened or modernized away. The lobby makes the ambition immediately legible: geometric tiled walls in teal, gold, and burgundy run the full length of the ground floor, a terrazzo checkerboard floor reflecting the original globe pendants suspended from pressed-metal ceiling panels. A circular red velvet banquette placed at the room's axis underscores the period commitment without tipping into pastiche. The 139 guest rooms pull back from that exuberance into a darker, more stripped register — charcoal headboards set against walnut millwork, black-painted ceilings grounding white walls, grid-paned industrial windows left structurally honest. The bar carries the same industrial confidence outward: pressed-tin ceiling tiles stamped in a starburst pattern, polished concrete floors, and backlit amber bottles arranged across shelves that glow against the blackened surround like a distillery at night.

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Bottleworks Hotel Reviews

505 reviews

"Visited the Bottleworks Hotel based upon a very positive recommendation from a friend - the best review possible. The lobby is not a cookie-cutter approach taken by other hotels but a unique Art Nouveau theme. Reception staff were flawless and made a great recommendation for a nearby restaurant. Exposed I-beams add to the character of the hotel and the bed was perfect. Also appreciated the ample ports and power receptacles. Area near the hotel is close to the freeway to make access easy and we had no concerns walking around at night. We will be back."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 08, 2026

"Our experience was fantastic from valet upon arrival, to customer service at check in. Everything was great! The room was clean. We really enjoyed our stay! We will definitely stay again!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 06, 2026

"I'd never been to Indianapolis so I picked a hotel based on guesswork and hope. I could not have chosen a better hotel. Bottleworks is a beautifully restored building in a lovely, walkable part of town. The rooms were amazing, the staff were incredibly friendly, helpful and kind, and there was attention to detail everywhere. This is the only place we'll stay in Indy moving forward. I recommend it entirely."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 05, 2026

"It’s really hard to write a review because everything from the location, atmosphere rooms, value, cleanliness, and the amazing interior of the hotel. From the doorman to the front desk and any employee we encountered, we received a five star treatment. It’s a must stay if you are in Indy, and make sure you walk across the street and check out all of the restaurants. Everything is very convenient and it’s a great neighborhood."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 02, 2026

"Enjoyed our stay in this Art Deco-restored hotel that was once a Coca-Cola bottling plant. Rooms have an industrial feel with luxe amenities - comfortable beds, Nespresso, upgraded shower, charming view of Edison lights strung outside. Missing is any kind of list of restaurants or things of interest inside the bldg. I had to keep going to the hotel website for dining options. I’m not sure what all was in the hotel. On my way to check out I passed a locked china cabinet filled with signature candles for purchase; no one was around, or I would’ve liked to make a purchase. Some clear listing of everything in the hotel is needed. Other than this, everything was very nice. Valet parking was convenient."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 02, 2026

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