In mid-July my husband and I were on our way to a family funeral in Iowa. A librarian in Huntington suggested this hotel. The staff could not have been more helpful, especially Megan who went out of her way to help us. I left something behind and they held it until we passed back through. They helped us get a hotel reservation at another Holiday Inn for our return. These people were super. Also, there is a Bib Evans right there too.

I stayed here on a business trip in July and while I don't expect a lot from a Holiday Inn Express in a rural location, I do expect A LOT more for $100 per night in a rural location. The first thing that hit me when I entered the common hallway leading to my room was the smell of old musty carpet. I must say though that it had nothing on what awaited me in my room. Water was dripping from the A/C unit onto the carpet which gave the room a damp, mildewed smell. The carpets were so dirty that I did not feel comfortable walking without shoes on. I have honestly stayed in much nicer hotels for a lot less money. Next time, I will drive another 35 minutes to stay in a nicer hotel.

Staff very friendly - room was clean and quiet and the breakfast was outstanding - as good as going into a restaurant and ordering - everything was hot and great tasting.

Highly recommend this place to everyone!

The Huntington Holiday Inn Express has a very good location in rural Indiana. It is near US-24 and Indiana 9, while being on Indiana 5.

The place is nothing fancy, but it is quiet, clean, and relatively inexpensive for the area, particularly when one takes into account the bountiful morning breakfast, coffee and hot chocolate available 24/7, the swimming pool, walking distance to restaurants and stores, and having a microwave and refrigerator in every room.

The hotel does not have an elevator, but navigating the short flight of stairs was painless for two people without any disabilities or mobility limitations .

There are lots of scenic drives around with wildflowers, cultivated fields, silos, barns, and occasional clusters of trees. The roads are really good too, unlike the pot-holed nightmares throughout Chicagoland.