Note: COVID-19 might affect availability of amenities and rooms among other things. Prices reflected may vary. Check individually with hotels to confirm prices and details.
Super 8 Muncie
Located a mile from campus, this affordable hotel has just about everything one would need for a weekend visit to Ball State. It’s a two-star hotel, but the price and amenities make up for it.
Price Range: $49-68/night
Amenities: Pet friendly, free WiFi, free parking, breakfast and a business center.
Address: 3601 W. Fox Ridge Lane
Phone: 765-286-4333
Fairfield Inn
If price isn’t of concern when looking for a place to stay, look no further than the Fairfield Inn. Located two miles from campus, it has everything a guest could ask for and more, but it costs a tad bit more than others.
Price Range: $119-139/night
Amenities: Indoor pool, fitness center, free WiFi, free breakfast, free parking.
Address: 4011 W. Bethel Ave.
Phone: 765-282-6666
Best Western
This hotel is a mile away from campus and is in the middle price-range. There’s a lot to do in this hotel located a little over a mile from the center of campus near Scheumann Stadium.
Price Range: $65-153/night
Amenities: Indoor pool, hot tub, fitness center, free breakfast, free parking.
Address: 3011 W. Bethel Ave.
Phone: 765-282-0600
Courtyard Muncie
There’s a reason this hotel is one of the highest-rated in Muncie. Located downtown, it has everything a family staying in town could ask for.
Price Range: $107-199/night
Amenities: Indoor pool, fitness center, free WiFi, free parking, restaurant, bar, business center, meeting/event space.
Address: 601 S. High St.
Phone: 765-287-8550
Days Inn Muncie
This hotel is cheaper than most, but is also a little further from campus than some would like. It has almost everything one could ask for except for a pool located on the premises.
Price Range: $49-72/night
Amenities: Pet friendly, fitness center, free parking, free breakfast, free WiFi, business center.
Address: 3509 N. Everbrook Lane
Phone: 765-288-2311
Comfort Inn & Suites
This hotel is affordable with a decent amount of amenities. It’s located 2.5 miles from campus and has family rooms with kitchenettes included so you don’t have to eat out or order in.
Price Range: $80-96/night
Amenities: Indoor pool, fitness center, free WiFi, free parking, free breakfast, business center
Address: 3400 N. Marleon Drive
Phone: 765-587-0294
Hampton Inn & Suites
While a tad bit more expensive than other hotels near campus, this 88-room hotel offers everything guests need in terms of amenities.
Price Range: $99-107/night
Amenities: Indoor pool, fitness center, free WiFi, free breakfast, free parking, business center.
Address: 4220 W. Bethel Ave.
Phone: 765-288-8500
Student Center Hotel
Instead of a mile away, guests can stay on campus at the Ball State University Hotel. It has 24 guest rooms and isn’t too expensive. However, it will be operating at limited capacity due to COVID-19.
Price Range: $76-155/night
Amenities: Free parking, free internet/WiFi, located in the L.A. Pittenger Student Center which has a bowling alley and dining facilities at the Tally.
Address: 2000 W. University Ave.
Phone: 765-285-1555
Baymont by Wyndham
A king sized bedroom with a hot tub can make this location very desirable, but it will be a little bit pricier than leaving the tub behind.
Price Range: $72-$137 per night
Amenities: Jetted hot tub, free WiFi and free continental breakfast.
Address: 3400 N Chadam Ln.
Phone: (765) 228-2443
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