Grant Street Inn - Bloomington, Bloomington

Overview

Grant Street Inn offers 40 one-of-a-kind rooms within five distinct buildings, showcasing styles from Victorian-chic to traditional elegance. Located between downtown Bloomington and Indiana University, this hotel provides convenient access to local shops and dining options. Its significant historical charm makes it a distinctive choice in Bloomington's hospitality scene.

Rooms

The hotel offers a variety of rooms that cater to different tastes, each with unique designs and character. Guests can experience the Victorian-chic ambiance of the original Ziegler House or stay in the eco-friendly, LEED-certified Hoosier House. Many rooms feature original details like parquet hardwood floors, hand-carved rosettes, and mosaic fireplaces.

Location

Positioned between downtown Bloomington and Indiana University, the hotel is within walking distance of both. Guests can explore the historic courthouse square filled with galleries and shops or enjoy local restaurants such as FARMBloomington and Big Woods Bloomington. The hotel's central location offers a seamless experience for both leisure and university visitors.

Amenities

Guests enjoy access to a fitness center located in the Hoosier House, along with bicycle storage units for those looking to explore the area. The hotel also provides a Tesla charging station in its parking lot. Daily breakfast offerings include fresh coffee, hot tea, and homemade breakfast.

Dining and Local Attractions

Grant Street Inn does not have on-site dining but is surrounded by numerous dining options. Local eateries like Social Cantina and Lennie's are just a short walk away, providing diverse culinary experiences. Guests can also partake in craft tours at nearby Oliver Winery and Cardinal Spirits distillery.

Highlights

Location: Between downtown Bloomington and Indiana University

Rooms: Victorian-chic and traditional elegance styles

Dining: FARMBloomington and Big Woods Bloomington nearby

Amenities: Fitness center and Tesla charging station

History: Original details like parquet hardwood floors