Signia by Hilton to open Dec. 9 in Indianapolis; 800 rooms to anchor $710M convention expansion
WISH‑TV reported on 2026-10-13 that construction on the 38‑story, 800‑room Signia by Hilton in downtown Indianapolis is scheduled to finish and the hotel will open Dec. 9, 2026. The property will anchor a $710 million expansion of the Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium, the report said.

WISH‑TV reported on 2026-10-13 that construction on the 38‑story, 800‑room Signia by Hilton in downtown Indianapolis is scheduled to finish and the hotel will open Dec. 9, 2026. The outlet said the project will serve as the anchor for a $710 million expansion of the Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium and will be connected by a skywalk (WISH‑TV, 2026-10-13: https://www.wishtv.com/news/business/signia-hilton-hotel-set-to-open-december-9th/).
WISH‑TV said the hotel will include seven dining and bar options, a two‑story rooftop lounge, and a wellness center with infrared hybrid saunas and cold therapy. The report described the convention ballroom as the largest in Indiana and among the 10 largest in the U.S., about the size of 10 NBA basketball courts. The hotel's website showed room rates averaging more than $200; WISH‑TV quoted the hotel's general manager saying the facility "will help Indianapolis attract more conventions and sporting events while creating new jobs," and included local-business reactions (WISH‑TV, 2026-10-13: https://www.wishtv.com/news/business/signia-hilton-hotel-set-to-open-december-9th/).
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