Signia by Hilton Indianapolis

Signia by Hilton's Indianapolis debut is an 800-room, 40-story tower built as the new headquarters hotel for the Indiana Convention Center, opening as the city's tallest hotel. Ratio Design and Rottet Studio have shaped a tower whose lines nod to Indianapolis's motorsport identity, with seven dining concepts and direct convention-center access via skywalk.

The place

On Indianapolis's Georgia Street pedestrian promenade in the Wholesale District, with direct skywalk access to the Indiana Convention Center, Lucas Oil Stadium and Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

The concept

At 40 stories, this new-build becomes Indianapolis's tallest hotel and the headquarters property for the Indiana Convention Center; its exterior design abstractly references the city's motorsport heritage through sculptural, motion-evoking lines, complemented by a museum-quality public art collection. It marks Signia by Hilton's first hotel in both Indiana and the Midwest.

Dining & wellness

Seven chef-driven dining and bar concepts, including an all-day restaurant, a 38th-floor bar with skyline views, rooftop dining, Club Signia premium lounge, and a rooftop pool and wellness destination with recovery technology.