Building More Than Anticipation
In 1913, at the height of the railroad era, building a hotel across the street from Indianapolis’ Union Station was a savvy business move for Henry Severin Jr. The Severin quickly became a favorite luxury hotel for twenty-two thousand passengers arriving on the 300 daily trains. The upcoming renovation of the Omni Severin Hotel will revive this historic icon by transforming the newest parts of the building to resemble the original architecture and style.
The Omni Severin will evoke the glamour and charm of the hotel’s illustrious past, blending a touch of modernity through the artful layering of textures, materials, colors and meticulous details inspired by the Art Deco era. The newly redesigned spaces are a perfect blend of timeless sophistication with historic and modern juxtaposition that will create an ideal backdrop for leisure, corporate or group stays.
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Create new memories in Downtown Indianapolis’ oldest and longest-running hotel. Immerse yourself in the charm of the Omni Severin Hotel, where the captivating design seamlessly honors its historical roots of a bygone era.
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Renovated Spaces
Lobby & Reception
The captivating elegance of the hotel’s interiors is reminiscent of the Art Deco era and designed to meet the needs of today’s travelers. The lobby acts as a central gathering space connecting outlets on either side and leads to the reception desk featuring a mural that artfully depicts the billowing smoke from a train engine.
8th Notch Café
Inspired by Indy’s first union station, the café showcases art capturing silhouettes of train travelers from 1917.
Bar Cardinale
Featuring onyx panels, green hues, and cardinal-inspired design elements, this space offers lunch, dinner, and drinks.
Guestrooms
Inspired by the glamour of train travel, we seamlessly blend the allure of the past with modern conveniences.
