A really wonderful experience! A quiet, pleasant place to stay, and very cost-effective. Very clean, well-maintained, and quaint. Located in the Old Northside of Indianapolis, 2 miles from Downtown, in a very quiet, tree-lined neighborhood of historic homes. The house has primarily an Arts & Crafts motif, and has extensive collection of antique furniture, most of which is very functional... more

Except for the key problem stated below, this was an exceptional little B&B. If they fix that problem, you should really try this out! Just the Facts: When making reservations I was asked for my arrival time. As we were doing some sightseeing, I did not have a much better idea than "sometime between 1p.m. and 7 p.m." They called... more

I JUST got back from staying there and thought (for the price especially) that this was a very, very dirty hotel. I travel to 1 star hotels.. I have ever seem one like this. The owner don't really care about the living condition at all. more

- Dirty, out or nowhere, just 100% not what I expected more

Terrible place. It is dirty and very noise you can hear everything that is happening in the other rooms. I wouldn't recomment it to anybody. more

I have even been to a B&B that bad for my life. The inn keeper have not idea what is going on. This is the most dirtyest inn ever. The room a so different from the pictures This place is like a Zoo here. Don't go there more

we stayed at the stone soup inn the weekend of the Indy mini marathon. This was our first half marathon and our first stay at a bed and breakfast. We loved both experiences. It was more like staying at a friend's house than it was a motel. The caretakers made us feel very welcome and were very helpful but unobtrusive.... more

I have not stayed at this specific property, but my wife and I stayed at the Looking Glass Inn in July 2005 for 1 night to attend the F1 Grand Prix in Indianapolis. This property is run by the same owners also manage two other nearby Indianapolis properties, The Villa and the Stone Soup Inn. The Looking Glass Inn is... more

We stayed at Stone Soup for our anniversary the weekend of August 20, 2004 and it was very relaxing to say the least. We stayed in the Northwest Loft on the third floor and we felt we were separated away from it all, which was what we wanted. It was very private with a large bath and very comfy bed... more