Ladoga, Indiana, is located about 45 minutes northwest of Indianapolis. While Ladoga does not offer many boutique hotels, nearby cities and towns -- and downtown Indianapolis -- offer an eclectic variety of luxurious, personally designed or quirky hotel environments.
The Stone Soup Inn is a creative, rustic inn located in Old Northside, about 40 miles, or an hour's drive, from Ladoga. Recommended in New York Magazine's "Where to Stay" section of its Indianapolis feature (2007), the Stone Soup Inn offers nine high-ceilinged rooms. A few of the suites include Jacuzzis and fireplaces. The loft-style rooms, inspired by the innkeeper's visit to France, blend a bright European style with intricate woodwork, a ladder ascending to a lofted queen-size bed and Jacuzzi tub.
The Villa Inn, located 50 minutes from Ladoga, is a luxury boutique hotel in Indianapolis. Guests can choose to stay in one of the four rooms in "The Villa" or in a more quiet, secluded room the Carriage House. The upscale, modernly furnished guest rooms include a private two-person Jacuzzi bath and shower, king- or queen-size beds, a DVD library, high-speed Internet access and, in some rooms, a private rooftop terrace. The Villa also includes an award-winning restaurant and spa. In-room spa services are also available. As of January 2011, standard room rates start from $200 to $250 per night. A 50-percent deposit is required to reserve a room and the room fee is due upon arrival.
A boutique hotel in central Fishers, Indiana -- about 60 miles from Ladoga -- the Hotel Indigo offers a casually sophisticated setting for travelers with an aesthetic eye. Guests at Hotel Indigo enjoy innovative designs, hardwood floors and seasonal decor. The hotel is ideal for business or leisure travelers. The hotel provides free high-speed Internet access, a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Guests can access a heated indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center and dining areas. As of January 2011, prices start at $114 per night for standard king room.
The Historic Canterbury Hotel is a European-style boutique hotel in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. Guests enjoy king or queen rooms or luxury suites. Standard rooms are furnished with a queen bed, armoire, high-back chair, mini-bar and wireless Internet. Room rates per night, as of January 2011, start from $149 for a standard suite, $309 for a parlor suite, up to $409 for the penthouse suite.
