$40M hotel project planned for historic building on Monument Circle

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11 thoughts on “$40M hotel project planned for historic building on Monument Circle

  1. Sounds like a good idea, and we know Holladay will do a first class job. Saving this classic building from further deterioration is the key here, and for all of the iconic Monument Circle!
    Hopefully the ridiculous Spark adult playground will be abandoned after this third year of trying to compete with private sector bars and recreation amenities within the public right of way of the most visited iconic monument in the city and state!

    1. If anything, this will activate like projects like Spark even more. Cope harder.

    2. We don’t know that about Holladay. In fact, that raises a clear question of whether this will be done well or not.

  2. This makes me so happy! I worked in this building for 20 years. It is so full of history and unlike most everything you see in the city.

  3. So pleased to see a historic building receive love. Well cared for landmarks provide the genuine quality that makes a great city… great!

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