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The Bottleworks Hotel recently opened its doors in Indianapolis inside what was once the world’s largest Coca-Cola Bottling Plant. The 139-key boutique property will anchor the new Bxottleworks District and occupy the top two floors of the historic administration building that still proudly boasts the Coca-Cola name on its side. You can travel to Indianapolis from Cincinnati in two hours. ADDRESS: 850 Massachusettes Avenue (46204) / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

Located on the north end of Indy’s Massachusetts Avenue cultural district, the Bottleworks Hotel reimagines the 1930’s Coca-Cola bottling plant by paying homage to its rich history. From the moment you walk in, the ground floor front desk and lobby area will welcome guests into a space that dazzles and excites. / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

The structure is truly an Art Deco-lover’s dream, as guests will appreciate the white terra-cotta exterior and brightly tiled interior alongside terrazzo floors and plaster detailing throughout. These elements simply add to the hotel’s overall aesthetic that weaves historic architectural features with modern amenities. / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

Each room at Bottleworks Hotel delivers a distinct experience, curating a personal, exceptional stay for every guest. Rooms range from the Classic King with 450 square feet of thoughtfully designed furnishings and decor to the Pemberton Penthouse, complete with custom-curated artwork and floor-to-ceiling windows, in addition to a billiards table, dry bar and a large walk-out veranda with outdoor seating. Rooms start at $249/night. / Image:{ }The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

The structure is truly an Art Deco-lover’s dream, as guests will appreciate the white terra-cotta exterior and brightly tiled interior alongside terrazzo floors and plaster detailing throughout. These elements simply add to the hotel’s overall aesthetic that weaves historic architectural features with modern amenities. / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

The 12-acre mixed use Bottleworks District will serve as a culinary, arts, and entertainment hub on the north end of Indy’s Mass Ave. The Garage Food Hall features more than 20 local culinary vendors and specialty retail shops inside the urban industrial marketplace, once the site of the factory’s garages. / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

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The Bottleworks Hotel recently opened its doors in Indianapolis inside what was once the world’s largest Coca-Cola Bottling Plant. The 139-key boutique property will anchor the new Bottleworks District and occupy the top two floors of the historic administration building that still proudly boasts the Coca-Cola name on its side. You can travel to Indianapolis from Cincinnati in two hours. ADDRESS: 850 Massachusettes Avenue (46204) / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

Located on the north end of Indy’s Massachusetts Avenue cultural district, the Bottleworks Hotel reimagines the 1930’s Coca-Cola bottling plant by paying homage to its rich history. From the moment you walk in, the ground floor front desk and lobby area will welcome guests into a space that dazzles and excites. / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

Each room at Bottleworks Hotel delivers a distinct experience, curating a personal, exceptional stay for every guest. Rooms range from the Classic King with 450 square feet of thoughtfully designed furnishings and decor to the Pemberton Penthouse, complete with custom-curated artwork and floor-to-ceiling windows, in addition to a billiards table, dry bar and a large walk-out veranda with outdoor seating. Rooms start at $249/night. / Image: Visit Indy // Published: 1.16.21

The structure is truly an Art Deco-lover’s dream, as guests will appreciate the white terra-cotta exterior and brightly tiled interior alongside terrazzo floors and plaster detailing throughout. These elements simply add to the hotel’s overall aesthetic that weaves historic architectural features with modern amenities. / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

The 12-acre mixed use Bottleworks District will serve as a culinary, arts, and entertainment hub on the north end of Indy’s Mass Ave. The Garage Food Hall features more than 20 local culinary vendors and specialty retail shops inside the urban industrial marketplace, once the site of the factory’s garages. / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

The 12-acre mixed use Bottleworks District will serve as a culinary, arts, and entertainment hub on the north end of Indy’s Mass Ave. The Garage Food Hall features more than 20 local culinary vendors and specialty retail shops inside the urban industrial marketplace, once the site of the factory’s garages. / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

$Visit the Bottleworks Hotel website for more information:{ }<a href="https://www.bottleworkshotel.com/" target="_blank" title="https://www.bottleworkshotel.com/">bottleworkshotel.com.</a>{ }/ Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21$

Located on the north end of Indy’s Massachusetts Avenue cultural district, the Bottleworks Hotel reimagines the 1930’s Coca-Cola bottling plant by paying homage to its rich history. From the moment you walk in, the ground floor front desk and lobby area will welcome guests into a space that dazzles and excites. / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

Each room at Bottleworks Hotel delivers a distinct experience, curating a personal, exceptional stay for every guest. Rooms range from the Classic King with 450 square feet of thoughtfully designed furnishings and decor to the Pemberton Penthouse, complete with custom-curated artwork and floor-to-ceiling windows, in addition to a billiards table, dry bar and a large walk-out veranda with outdoor seating. Rooms start at $249/night. / Image: Visit Indy // Published: 1.16.21

The structure is truly an Art Deco-lover’s dream, as guests will appreciate the white terra-cotta exterior and brightly tiled interior alongside terrazzo floors and plaster detailing throughout. These elements simply add to the hotel’s overall aesthetic that weaves historic architectural features with modern amenities. / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

The 12-acre mixed use Bottleworks District will serve as a culinary, arts, and entertainment hub on the north end of Indy’s Mass Ave. The Garage Food Hall features more than 20 local culinary vendors and specialty retail shops inside the urban industrial marketplace, once the site of the factory’s garages. / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

The 12-acre mixed use Bottleworks District will serve as a culinary, arts, and entertainment hub on the north end of Indy’s Mass Ave. The Garage Food Hall features more than 20 local culinary vendors and specialty retail shops inside the urban industrial marketplace, once the site of the factory’s garages. / Image: Visit Indy // Published: 1.16.21

Each room at Bottleworks Hotel delivers a distinct experience, curating a personal, exceptional stay for every guest. Rooms range from the Classic King with 450 square feet of thoughtfully designed furnishings and decor to the Pemberton Penthouse, complete with custom-curated artwork and floor-to-ceiling windows, in addition to a billiards table, dry bar and a large walk-out veranda with outdoor seating. Rooms start at $249/night. / Image: Visit Indy // Published: 1.16.21

Located on the north end of Indy’s Massachusetts Avenue cultural district, the Bottleworks Hotel reimagines the 1930’s Coca-Cola bottling plant by paying homage to its rich history. From the moment you walk in, the ground floor front desk and lobby area will welcome guests into a space that dazzles and excites. / Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21

The structure is truly an Art Deco-lover’s dream, as guests will appreciate the white terra-cotta exterior and brightly tiled interior alongside terrazzo floors and plaster detailing throughout. These elements simply add to the hotel’s overall aesthetic that weaves historic architectural features with modern amenities. / Image: Visit Indy // Published: 1.16.21

$Visit the Bottleworks Hotel website for more information:{ }<a href="https://www.bottleworkshotel.com/" target="_blank" title="https://www.bottleworkshotel.com/">bottleworkshotel.com.</a>{ }/ Image: The Addison Group // Published: 1.16.21$

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