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Family-friendly vacation rentals
2,530 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

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Find 1,600 rentals that welcome pets

Vacation rentals with a pool
330 properties feature pools

Rentals with dedicated workspaces
2,760 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wi-Fi availability
4,260 of Indianapolis vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Indianapolis rentals

4.8 Average rating
Indianapolis stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

Nearby attractions
Indianapolis's top spots, include Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and Indianapolis Zoo
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#IndyCozyCottage | Historic Cottage Near Downtown
Hello, Fellow Traveler! Welcome to our cozy historic Indy cottage in a quiet neighborhood retreat just minutes from downtown. Enjoy coffee on the porch, a fenced yard for pets, and easy access to Mass Ave, Bottleworks, and Lucas Oil Stadium. Thoughtfully updated for comfort and style while keeping its original charm! This quaint home features a king bedroom with walk-in closet, updated and stocked kitchen, secondary flex bedroom/office, and two-car garage. Perfect for your next Indy adventure!

Alumni owned Bungalow 1 block from Butler
Feel at home in this charming 2 bed/1 bath bungalow in a quiet, historic neighborhood! The property features refinished hardwood floors, comfortable furnishings, thoughtful decor and updated fixtures in the bathroom. A modern kitchen offers new appliances, the essentials for cooking, a charging station, and a coffee bar with snacks. Retreat to the spacious fenced in yard and lounge on the patio. History is important to us so we updated the space while staying true the original character & feel.

The Jewel Box—Historic Tiny Home—Walk Downtown
Experience the charm of The Jewel Box, a beautifully renovated 1924 tiny home in the historic Indianapolis neighborhood of Windsor Park. Just steps from the Monon Trail, lush 31-acre Spades Park, & minutes from the trendy and upscale hub of the city: Mass Ave & the Bottleworks area. Enjoy boutique shops, lively bars, entertainment, & fine dining all within walking distance. With rich jewel tones, layered textures, & colorful artwork, the space offers playful luxury in a cozy, artistic retreat.

Pet friendly house with 3 comfy beds, walk to IMS
- Legally operating under Town of Speedway short term rental permit SR260002 - This 1453 square foot home was beautifully renovated in 2018 - 10 minute walk to Indianapolis Motor Speedway (1/2 mile to Gate 1) - 15 minute walk to Main Street with breweries, bars, restaurants, and unique local shops - Off-street parking for 4 vehicles - 10 miles from Indianapolis International Airport. - 6 miles from downtown Indianapolis - New Pergo floors installed in 2023 - New HVAC system installed in 2024

Skyline View Condo, Best downtown spot, Park FREE!
There’s no better place to explore downtown Indy than our stylish condo in the heart of it all. We have free parking on site, but you won’t need your car! Step outside the front door and make your way to the vibrant entertaining and dining options of Mass Ave and The Bottleworks District, or stroll the historic cobblestone streets of Lockerbie. Wineries, breweries, coffee shops, antique dealers and entertainment venues are all minutes away. At night, you’ll enjoy the sparkling skyline view.

Lux House Furnished for Comfort
Welcome to our charming house in the heart of Indianapolis! Just minutes from the Convention Center, Lucas Oil Stadium, Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Bottleworks District, and Mass Ave, our location is perfect for exploring. Enjoy modern comforts in a historic setting with a cozy living area, a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable bedrooms, a modern bathroom, one garage space, free coffee, fast wifi, and high-quality furniture for a comfortable stay. Book now for an unforgettable experience

The Fountain Square Flat - *No Cleaning Fee*
Step into your private guesthouse retreat in the heart of Fountain Square. This newly built, mid-century modern carriage house offers comfort, style, and total privacy. Enjoy fast Wi-Fi, self check-in, and free private parking— just over 1 mile from Lucas Oil Stadium and Gainbridge Fieldhouse and a short walk to restaurants, bars, and live music. Perfect for couples, solo travelers, or remote workers looking for a sleek, walkable stay in one of Indy’s most vibrant neighborhoods.

Style and Comfort in this adorable bungalow!
Cozy & upscale bungalow located in the heart of Speedway, Indiana. Enjoy a small, but polished bungalow built in the 1930s. 2 bedroom, fully stocked kitchen, fenced private yard, and great location to all things racing and Indy! 5 Short miles to downtown & a 15 minute drive to the convention center. 1 dog is welcome! (More with written permission) Please share a bit of the nature of your trip, your hometown, & breed of your dog. No Cats or other type animals.

The Prescott- Historic Glamour. Bold Luxury
Welcome to the Prescott. A bold, exciting & fierce luxury rental in the center of beautiful historic & walkable downtown Irvington. 5 miles from downtown Indianapolis. Enjoy this historic home built in 1908; reimagined & curated in 2024. Experience an upscale stay with modern comfort & historic elements where BOLD is always at the forefront. Just steps from your front porch, you will find Snug, a cocktail and whiskey pub with light bites.
Modern duplex in charming downtown neighborhood
This reimagined century-old property features a gas fireplace with wood-panel surround, home office workspace, tiled bathrooms, hardwood flooring, and plenty of space to relax. Cook in a refurbished kitchen of quartz countertops and stainless-steel appliances, and truly find yourself at home away from home. This property includes 2 bedrooms: 1 king, 1 queen. Parking is available on the street, with no extra cost or pass required.

Downtown~King Bed~Parking~Balcony~Restaurants~Bars
• Children's Museum 5 minutes away • Lucas Oil Stadium, Pacers Center, and Convention Center 15 mins away • Restaurants, bars and grocery store within 5 min walk • MLK Park is a 5 min walk • Indiana State Fairgrounds 10 mins away • 30 mins to Grand Park • Fully equipped kitchen • Monon Trail access 3 blocks away • Netflix included • Washer/dryer included free • Variety of churches nearby • No parties • Send us a message!

Private, one car garage, hot coffee
Welcome to Robin's Nest, my cozy, modern, open-concept home in Indy! This inviting space includes 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and 2 queen beds. Enjoy amenities such as a coffee bar, fire pit, and workstation. Let your fur babies run free in my fully fenced-in yard. You’re in close proximity to Lucas Oil, the Convention Center, and Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Murat, and many major hospitals are in a 10 mile radius.
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Lucas Oil Stadium
Multi-purpose venue hosting Colts games, concerts, and major events with a retractable roof
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Inside Lucas Oil Stadium, you can catch an Indianapolis Colts game in a high-energy atmosphere, explore the massive concourses, and see the retractable roof and giant window that open to downtown views. Join a public tour (offered on select weekdays at 11 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm, excluding event days and holidays) to see the Colts facilities and learn about this modern, multi-purpose venue. Come for NFL games, Indy Eleven soccer, NCAA Final Four, concerts, Monster Jam, US Olympic Swimming Trials, DCI World Championships, BOA Grand Nationals, and other major events. Don’t miss the Peyton Manning statue on the northeast corner for a classic photo stop.






Turkey Run State Park
Scenic state park offering diverse hiking trails, creek activities, and historic sites
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At Turkey Run State Park you can hike about 14 miles of trails ranging from easy walks to rough terrain with ladders, large rock formations, and small waterfalls. Walk the suspension swinging bridge over Sugar Creek, then tube, kayak, or canoe down the creek to see the cliffs and scenery from the water. Spend time at the nature center, Olympic-sized public pool, playgrounds, and sports courts, or go horseback riding. You can also tour the historic Lusk home and eat at the Turkey Run Inn restaurant.






Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Iconic racetrack hosting the legendary Indy 500, Brickyard 400, and housing a rich motorsports museum
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At the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, you can feel the Indy 500 atmosphere firsthand, tour the 2.5-mile oval, and even “Kiss the Bricks” at the famous yard of bricks. Explore the IMS Museum and Hall of Fame, with interactive exhibits and hundreds of historic race cars from IndyCar, NASCAR, Formula One, motorcycles, drag racing, and land-speed record attempts. Time your visit for a major event like the Indy 500 or Brickyard 400, or come on a quieter practice day for smaller crowds.






Childrens Museum
World's largest children's museum featuring interactive exhibits, dinosaur fossils, and an outdoor sports area
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Inside the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, kids and adults can explore five floors of interactive exhibits spanning dinosaurs, space, science, arts, and games. Dig for dinosaur bones in Dinosphere, see simulated Cretaceous and Jurassic habitats, climb a dinosaur wall, explore a space station simulator and planetarium, and check out a real steam locomotive and 12,500-year-old mastodon skeleton. Younger kids get their own Playscape area, while everyone can ride the historic carousel and walk under the Fireworks of Glass sculpture. Outside, the Riley Children’s Health Sports Legends Experience and the large sports park offer hands-on athletic activities for all ages.






Eagle Creek Park
Expansive park offering hiking, kayaking, birdwatching, and zip-lining amid 3,900 acres of forest
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At Eagle Creek Park you can hike or trail run on miles of wooded and lakeside paths, from easy loops to more rugged routes, or bike the hilly paved roads. Get on the water with kayak, canoe, paddle boat, stand-up paddle board, or pontoon rentals, relax at the summer beach, or go fishing and picnicking by the reservoir. Visit the ornithology and nature centers, look for bluebirds and other species, or tackle the Go Ape ropes course and zip lines.





Indianapolis Museum of Art
Expansive cultural campus blending art galleries, lush gardens, and immersive outdoor experiences
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Explore four floors of galleries at the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields, with the original LOVE sculpture, the immersive LUME exhibit, and a special space for children to explore. Your ticket also includes the historic Lilly House and its gardens, plus access to the 152-acre campus of sculpture parks and gardens. In season, relax at the Beer Garden, see Spring Blooms, and catch summer movies at the amphitheater. Return for Winterlights or Harvest Nights, and watch for community days like First Thursdays or First Fridays with music and activities.






Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Indianapolis

Bates Hendricks Luxe with Roof Deck

Charming Spacious Farmhouse

Downtown Cottage Modern Home

Fletcher Place Bungalow-Best Downtown Location!

KAREN'S PLACE..Lovely Home, Convenient Location

SunnyBlue | 2 En-suites | Yard | Hip Fountain Sq

Walk 2 Convention Ctr | Stunning Views | Penthouse

Private Studio Walk to INDY
Home rentals in Indianapolis

The Escape Pad -Historic Home in the heart of Indy

Quiet Four bedroom Family get away

Ranch! Split Floor Plan! Patio!

Private 4 BDRM house, 5 Miles from Downtown #4

Luxury Butler Retreat | Sleeps 12 | Designer Home

Spacious home 20 min from downtown.

Cozy Fountain Sq | 10 mins to Lucas Oil/Convention

Broad Ripple Treetop Lodge on the Park
Pet-friendly home rentals Indianapolis

One-Block from Butler University

3 Bedroom House - 1 Block From Broad Ripple Ave

Race & Relax -Speedway Bungalow

Lofty Cottage

New Cozy Retreat • Near Fountain Square

White River Retreat

Hot tub getaway |Quiet 2bdrm Home | N. Broadripple

Walkable to Colts/Pacers/Conventions
When is the best time to visit Indianapolis?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Avg. price | $100 | $109 | $118 | $151 | $158 | $131 | $110 | $118 | $101 | $110 | $112 | $112 |
| Avg. temp | 28°F | 33°F | 42°F | 54°F | 64°F | 73°F | 76°F | 75°F | 68°F | 56°F | 43°F | 33°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Indianapolis?
Explore neighborhoods like Fountain Square, Mass Ave, and Broad Ripple for lively arts, dining, and nightlife. Downtown is frequently suggested for easy access to cultural sites, sports arenas, and local restaurants.
What are the best things to do in Indianapolis with kids?
Indianapolis has the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, White River State Park, and the Indianapolis Zoo, all frequently suggested for family fun. Interactive exhibits and green spaces offer options for learning and outdoor play.
What are some of the best things to do in Indianapolis?
Explore local museums, stroll at White River State Park, and visit the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for racing history. Neighborhoods like Mass Ave offer galleries, eateries, and vibrant street life.
How is the weather in Indianapolis?
Indianapolis has cold winters around 21–36°F (-6–2°C), and warm summers with afternoons near 84°F (29°C). Spring and fall bring milder temperatures, making outdoor activities comfortable.
What are the best places to visit in Indianapolis?
Frequently suggested spots include the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields, the Indianapolis Zoo, and Monument Circle. Sports fans often explore Lucas Oil Stadium and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
What are some hiking trails in Indianapolis?
Eagle Creek Park has wooded trails, water views, and wildlife habitats. Fort Harrison State Park is another option, with forest paths, meadows, and accessible routes for all ages.
What are some family activities we can do in Indianapolis?
Families can explore interactive exhibits at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, see animals at the zoo, or enjoy nature and playgrounds in city parks. Neighborhood markets and seasonal events bring additional local flavor.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Indianapolis?
Consider exploring art galleries in nearby towns, hiking in state parks, or touring historic districts around the region. Seasonal farm visits and craft workshops are often suggested for a change of scenery.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Indianapolis?
Many rentals in areas like Broad Ripple, Fountain Square, and downtown welcome pets. Parks across the city, including Eagle Creek Park, make it easy to get outside with your companion.
What are some local tips for visiting Indianapolis?
Explore local neighborhoods for distinct food and art scenes, and consider walking or biking the Cultural Trail for easy downtown access. Attend a game or festival to experience community spirit and local traditions.
What is Indianapolis known for?
Indianapolis is often recognized for auto racing history at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, vibrant arts districts, and a central role in American basketball. Museums, green spaces, and diverse cuisine reflect the city’s creative energy.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Indianapolis?
Discover Garfield Park Conservatory, quirky galleries in Fountain Square, and local shops along Mass Ave. Riverside neighborhoods and city murals add unexpected color to an afternoon walk.
What are the best foods to try in Indianapolis?
Locally rooted favorites include pork tenderloin sandwiches, sugar cream pie, and craft beer from neighborhood breweries. International restaurants around the city showcase flavors from many cultures.
What should I bring for a trip to Indianapolis?
Pack layers for changing weather, especially in spring and fall. Comfortable walking shoes, a light rain jacket, and sunscreen help you explore neighborhoods, parks, and cultural sites.
What is the nightlife in Indianapolis like?
Neighborhoods such as Mass Ave, Fountain Square, and Broad Ripple have live music venues, local bars, and relaxed restaurants. The city’s performing spaces and speakeasy-style spots invite evening exploration.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Indianapolis?
The Indianapolis 500 around Memorial Day weekend draws racing fans, and Indy Jazz Fest celebrates music in late summer. Other frequently suggested events include Gen Con for gaming and local art fairs in spring and fall.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Indianapolis?
Indianapolis has a range of family-friendly rentals, especially in neighborhoods with easy access to parks, museums, and local restaurants. Look for stays near attractions such as the zoo or the Children's Museum of Indianapolis for added convenience.
When is the best time to visit Indianapolis?
Late spring and early fall are often recommended for comfortable weather and outdoor festivals. Summer draws visitors for large events and lively downtown activities.
All about Indianapolis
Nestled amid Indiana’s beautiful green pastures and farmland, Indianapolis is one of the largest cities in the Midwest and serves as the state’s capital and cultural hub. Its streets are full of soaring skyscrapers, grand government buildings, and Art Deco masterpieces. A variety of vibrant murals add splashes of color to the urban landscape, and the riverfront promenade offers sweeping views of the White River. An eight-mile walking trail connects Indy’s cultural districts, a convenient thoroughfare for exploring the city’s top attractions without getting behind the wheel of a car.
Then again, cars helped put Indianapolis on the map. Just beyond downtown, you’ll find its legendary speedway, home to one of the country’s most famous motor circuits. People come from all over the world to catch a race here and visit the on-site museum. If motorsports exhaust you, Indianapolis and its surrounding area has plenty of green space to go around, including a handful of top-notch parks like Brown County State Park and Mounds State Park, where you’ll find well-marked trails full of locals hiking and biking in no particular hurry.
What are the top things to do in Indianapolis?
Conner Prairie Park
This fascinating living history museum, located in a northwest suburb of Indy, takes you back in time to the 19th century. Experience life in a small prairie town, learn about Indiana's role in the Civil War by visiting a recreated army camp, and discover how human-crewed flight became possible by riding in a tethered hot air balloon.
Monon Trail
Following the historic railway line that connected Indianapolis to Chicago, the Monon Trail is a 27-mile rail-trail that you can follow on foot or bike. The path takes you through residential neighborhoods, emerald green fields, and farmland and across brightly colored bridges as you make your way out of the city.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum
Located within the 2.5-mile oval track of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, this museum is home to the Indianapolis Speedway Hall of Fame and more than 25 winning cars representing more than a century of motor-racing history. Don’t leave without taking a selfie from inside a real race car.
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- Lucas Oil Stadium
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- Gainbridge Fieldhouse
- Indianapolis Zoo
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- Childrens Museum
- Indiana Convention Center
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