Light bulbs burned out in rm, electrical plugins in bathroom not working, bathroom fan not working, holes in shower curtain, sleep number bed kept deflating, no working ice makers except in bar. Custodian replaced bulbs also reported no BR fans, or icemakers in bldg working. Supposedly hotel undergoing renovation but none visible. Have never wrote review before but this was bad enough to warrant one....go somewhere else, also there was no satisfaction surveys available to be filled out.

Having stayed at Radisson hotels all over the world, I can say with confidence this is easily the shabbiest Radisson I have ever stayed at. My room was run down, dirty and dark. The carpet was filthy, the walls look like they had felt pen marks on them, the curtains were torn, the bed comforter and pillow cases were stained, and there was some mould in the bathroom. And the icing on the cake was the lumpy mattress and the paper thin walls through which I could very clearly hear a poor fellow coughing all night. If there were are renovations going on, it sure wasn't in the room I was in. With all the hotels available around the Indianapolis airport, pick any one of them avoid this flea bag. The only saving grace was the free wireless internet and that I only had to be in the room for one night. Avoid!

I read some of the reviews of this hotel and I was nervous. I don't know if there has been a drastic change but I couldn't find a single thing wrong with this hotel.

Check in was a breeze and the staff was very friendly. I asked for a king size bed and they were super accomadating. She also gave a lot of detail about restaurant and shuttle:-)

The room was lovely. Very clean and well maintained. I was pleased with the sleep number bed and the ample pillows that were provided. The linens and towels were great quality and made the comfort level very high!

I found the location to be very convinient. I also was impressed with the restaurant and their pricing was very reasonable!!

I would stay here again in a heartbeat. They were a hit with me in every way:-)

I was in Indy for a two day conference in the north suburbs and Pricelined a 3 star hotel. After I got this one and read some of the reviews, I was all ready to find fault with it. But I can honestly say it's a perfectly decent hotel - aside from the fact that it's nowhere near where I'm spending my days but that's the risk you take with Priceline. Indy is so bizarrely spread out that it seems like you have to drive forever to get across town. I bid $40 and with taxes paid about $54. It's a little older hotel but has modern, dark wood furniture, a nice deep red color wall and carpet, and the room was large and overall fairly attractive, with a flat screen TV and lots of cable channels. I figured they would stick the Priceliners in an older room but I didn't. It is true that some parts of this place could use a fresh coat of paint ... it's located adjacent to a now-closed airport terminal and obviously would have been a hopping place in its heyday. There's a standard hotel bar and a restaurant ... nothing else over here except a Crowne Plaza hotel next door. I didn't really care that much - I just wanted to hole up early and watch movies. The front desk gals were very nice and sweet. The Internet was great, started right up with no need for a password. The towels were pretty thick and soft. I was traveling solo and got a two bed room - one of the beds was firm, the other was, strangely, busted up or something because it was really soft and moved around like a waterbed. Being someone who likes a very soft mattress, I slept fine on that one. I couldn't figure out how to activate the sleep number thing so didn't. Also, I had my car so brought my own sleeping bag and pillows and towels in case the linens were gross - they weren't, and I didn't use my own stuff. The room and bathroom was very clean. All in all, really decent for the price. Next time, I think I would just wait til I got here and find a new Microtel or something closer to where I need to be so I wouldn't have to drive all over the place. But aside from location -- again, a Priceline issue and my not understanding what a sprawling city this is -- I was really pretty happy with the Radisson. Airplanes do fly over but there wasn't any noise that bothered me. Accessibility was fine too - it's right off 465, easy to find. It's really close to the airport that is in service, if that's what you're looking for, and the desk lady said the shuttle runs 24 hours a day, every half hour.