Gen Con Lodging for Your Whole Gaming Group
Skip the downtown hotel lottery. A 3 bedroom Broad Ripple home with a big dining table for late night game sessions, a Red Line ride from the Convention Center.
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🛏️ Room for everyone
Three bedrooms and two full baths, so the whole family or group stays together instead of spread across hotel rooms.
🍳 A real kitchen
Chef's kitchen, a big dining table, and a coffee bar with a Technivorm, grinder and Keurig for early mornings.
🚶 Walk to dinner
500 steps to Broad Ripple restaurants and bars, half a block to the Flower Alley murals, and 1.5 blocks to the Monon Trail.
🎲 A table for game night
The big dining table is perfect for after hours sessions with your group once the convention hall closes.
🚌 Red Line to the convention
The IndyGo Red Line station is a 7 minute walk away. Ride south to the Julia M. Carson Transit Center, then walk a short way west to the Convention Center.
💸 Split it with your group
Three bedrooms split across friends often beats the price of multiple downtown hotel rooms during Gen Con week.
From our front door
- Walk 7 minutes to the Red Line station on College Ave, just south of Broad Ripple Ave.
- Ride southbound to the Julia M. Carson Transit Center, then walk a short way west to the Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium.
- Or take a 15 to 20 minute rideshare, usually $15 to $25 each way.
Our tips
- Book the moment you know you are going. Gen Con week is one of the busiest weeks of the year for Indianapolis lodging.
- Stock up at Fresh Thyme or Good Earth, both walkable, so you are not paying convention center prices for every meal.
- Unwind on the back deck or the covered front porch after a long day on the convention floor.
Lock in your dates
3 bedrooms · 2 baths · full kitchen · 500 steps to Broad Ripple
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