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The stock today: an interstate city's lodging map

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Present day

Where the rooms are now: Counted by corridor, the modern stock repeats the motor-age pattern at interstate scale. Current lodging directories cluster the city's hotels at the I-69 interchanges — Coliseum Boulevard (Exit 309) and Washington Center Road/US 27 (Exit 311) on the north side, the Illinois Road/Jefferson Pointe corridor on the southwest, Lima Road to the north, and the airport corridor to the south — with the Coliseum Boulevard row, anchored by the 2008 Holiday Inn, serving the Coliseum and Glenbrook trade. Downtown, against that dispersed map, now holds four hotels within a few blocks of one another — the Hilton (1985), the Courtyard (2010), the Hampton Inn & Suites (2019), and the Bradley (2021) — a concentration of full-service houses not seen since the Anthony, Keenan, and Indiana stood together before 1971. No source reached states a current citywide room total, and none is printed; the directory record names the houses corridor by corridor, and this closing entry follows it.

Sources:

  1. Current lodging directories (HotelGuides, HotelPlanner), consulted November 2026 — the I-69 exit clusters (Coliseum Blvd. Exit 309; Washington Center Rd./US 27 Exit 311), the named houses at those exits, and the southwest and airport corridors.
  2. The entries above — the downtown five's dates and room counts, each on its own sources.

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Source: The stock today: an interstate city's lodging map, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/fort-wayne/hotels-motels/stock-today-an-interstate-city-s-lodging-map/