Knights Inn Indianapolis

DIRTY, UNMADE ROOM, POOR CONDITION OF ALMOST EVERYTHING

Fine. Small room. Bathroom fixtures short and small. Beds uncomfortable. Sheets were dirty- foot print on them. 1 bath room cup. No tv guide. Not worth no freakin $80 that you charged for. a 55 $ foom

I didn’t stay here at all. Requested a refund and was given a runaround. Horrible customer customer and experience.

I like what I saw. What I didn't like was that my reservation was cancelled by Expedia.

We were tired from a very trying day of travel with accidents, road construction and all and otherwise would not have stayed in the room. We kicked off our shoes and fell into bed. In the morning light we were horrified with what we found. There was some sort of "matter" spread on the wall in the bathroom that could have been blood for all we know but whatever it was it was not cleaned very well. The same sort of stuff was found on the wall beside the bed. Again, not much was done to clean it off. They had taken either a fan or a light out of the ceiling and replaced it with a "plate" but the ceiling still had the dirt and lint dust hanging all around the plate. The floor was filthy. We had no hot water no matter how long we let it run. We had to pay over $115 for this room and when I turned in the key and told about how bad it was, I was told "sorry about that" About the water they said that it was because we were the last room. Only had 2 pillows so asked for another 2 pillows and when he brought them they had no pillow cases on them. No effort was made to make this right monetarily and I certainly would not give another Knights Inn the chance to take our money.

The room had a oder as soon as you walked in. There was floor hadn't been vacuumed no tv remote and was blurry on every channel. No alarm clock, paper, pen. Fridge was rusty inside and out. Walls had dirty spots.

I am reading the other reviews and I think these people just expected too much. The rustic ambience and faint smell of cheap hooker perfume was intoxicating. The feral cat outside the door kept the other critters away and kept me company when I couldn’t get to sleep. The whirring, clacking noise from the AC Unit was sufficient to drowned out the gun shots and ambulance noise from the neighborhood nearby. I was a little disappointed that the shampoo was not herbal and the concierge recommended a steak house that wasn’t very good. But overall I feel like I spent money for a place to sleep.

I'd rather check into the local homeless shelter for the night. The manager (Tom) was walking around barefoot and smoking cigarettes constantly. Our first room had stains, peeling paint,smelled bad and blood stains on the sheets. We asked to switch to a different room, when we walked in it smelled equally bad and looked just as dingy. When I asked Tom for a refund he refused and walked away. When I asked to speak to the owner. Tom told me to "Go F*** myself". I had to travel 3 more hours to Evansville to find a decent hotel. As a combat veteran I've slept in some bad places, and I refused to stay here.

Nasty place and nasty hoes who work the front.

This was actually the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Funny story, the SECOND worst was also a Knights Inn. There was literally garbage under the bed, no hot water, a CRT TV, a HUGE hole in the floor. Believe me, you have other options.