Welcome to Suite B at Ripple Avenue Suites, your personal retreat in the heart of Broad Ripple. Accessible through a private entrance off Broad Ripple Avenue, this newly updated suite blends mid-century design with modern comfort—plus a touch of artistry. Just outside, you'll find a vibrant floral mural on the west wall, setting the tone for a memorable, colorful stay in one of Indy’s most walkable neighborhoods.

At Ripple Avenue Suites, we believe it’s the little things that make travel feel special. That’s why you’ll find coffee, tea, snacks, and thoughtful touches throughout your stay. The furniture is brand new, the space is professionally cleaned, and we’ve designed it to feel both welcoming and easy to settle into. We’re always just a message or call away if you need anything. We’ve also put together a list of our favorite local restaurants, parks, and places to explore in Broad Ripple and Indianapolis to help you experience the neighborhood like a local. When we’re not welcoming guests, you might find us enjoying our pollinator gardens from our Indy patio, skiing on Lake James, backpacking the Appalachian Trail, or spending time with our kids and grandkids. We look forward to hosting you and making your stay in Broad Ripple a memorable one. — Greg & Keely

Top 5 Things to Do in Broad Ripple 1. Walk or Bike the Monon Trail Just a few blocks from your door, the Monon Trail connects Broad Ripple to downtown Indianapolis and Carmel. It’s part of Indy’s rails-to-trails initiative and covers a total of 27.1 miles—perfect for a scenic walk, jog, or bike ride. 2. Stroll the Towpath Trail Across the College Ave & Broad Ripple Ave intersection, the Towpath Trail runs beside Indy’s historic canal, built in 1836. It's a peaceful, shaded route perfect for spotting ducks, geese, turtles, wood ducks—and occasionally a bald eagle (they’re often seen circling near Westfield Blvd & Kessler Ave). 3. Explore Broad Ripple Park This riverside park is a hidden gem—featuring nature trails, pickleball courts, a dog park, playground, and beautiful views of the White River. Only a short stroll from Ripple Avenue Suites. 4. Eat Like a Local Broad Ripple is packed with great food and neighborhood vibes. Try: • BRICS – Handmade ice cream on the Monon Trail. 5-minute walk • The Cake Bake Shop – Whimsical desserts and a magical dining room. 5-minute walk • Root & Bone – Upscale Southern comfort food, co-owned by NBC IndyCar analyst James Hinchcliffe. 9-minute drive • Canal Bistro – Family-owned Mediterranean spot with a great menu and patio. 5-minute walk • Ambrosia – Cozy Italian with an old-school vibe. 5-minute drive • Bazbeaux Pizza – Handcrafted pizza with canal-side outdoor dining. 5-minute walk • Petite Chou Bistro & Champagne Bar – I dream about the fork-and-knife burger with frites. Outdoor seating. 5-minute walk • Delicia – Innovative, sharable Latin American cuisine. 8-minute drive • Napolese – Artful pizza and stone-hearth baking by Martha Hoover. 11-minute drive 5. Catch Live Music or Nightlife • The Vogue – One of Indy’s best-known live music venues • The Jazz Kitchen – Great for cocktails, Cajun eats, and smooth jazz • Alley Cat Lounge – A local dive bar legend (if you're feeling adventurous)