Are they connected from the inside? Also, the reason it's called the Bottleworks District is because it was one of if not the largest North American Coca-Cola bottler at one point in the distant past. It also has a unique Art-Deco architectural style for Indianapolis as it was apparently the predominant style back in the days of its construction to be a bottling plant. And I hear now you're addressing the part about it being a bottling plant in the video. From what I understand it set largely abandoned for quite a long time prior to becoming a hotel.
Are they connected from the inside? Also, the reason it's called the Bottleworks District is because it was one of if not the largest North American Coca-Cola bottler at one point in the distant past. It also has a unique Art-Deco architectural style for Indianapolis as it was apparently the predominant style back in the days of its construction to be a bottling plant. And I hear now you're addressing the part about it being a bottling plant in the video. From what I understand it set largely abandoned for quite a long time prior to becoming a hotel.
The hotel and garage food hall are not connected, but they are right across the street from each other.