Went to Indianapolis to take grandchildren to Children's Museum. This hotel was right off the highway and about 10 minutes from museum. Rooms had an odd smell (musty). Couldn't get extra towels, blankets, pillows because management locks them up when they leave. Evening staff don't have a key. How cheap can you be? So I went down to ask the... More

This hotel was recommended to us by a coworker who's sister if a former travel agent as we wanted a place close to the Science Museum down town and didn't want to pay $149 a night some where. My wife and I have a 3 year old and a 6 month old so a suite is nice for parking the... More

When I made telephone reservations, I was told the rate would be $79,00 for the night of my stay (June16. 2007) but was charged over $200.00. I was told this was because it was a "special event" date. When I stated I was qouted $79.00, the reply was that everybody paid the $200.00+ rate for that night. The room assigned... More

Stayed at Lee's a few weeks ago. The regular room rate was like $80, but with the coupon we got out of the little travel coupon book, it was $50. The room was actually very nice and spacious. We had a king smoking room. It did smell pretty smokey, but that's what you get when you book a smoking room... More

A frequent traveler, I've seen the full range of hotels, so I think the previous review does not accurately portray this hotel currently. I booked this one-night stay for a $67 rate ($75 total), and liken it to a Days Inn caliber (definitely not luxury as the Lees chain tends to advertise). Pros: - high speed internet access (both wired... More

Unless you're stranded in Indianapolis and EVERY other room in the city is booked and you don't want to sleep in your car, you should steer clear of this hotel. First off - it smells inside. The lobby smelled, the hallway smelled, and the room smelled. A mixture of body odor and mildew. Our room was moist...even with the A/C... More