The reductive indolization is a two‐step protocol performed in one flask: First, the acid‐mediated Fischer indolization of a cyclic ketone with phenylhydrazine forms an iminium ion which is subsequently reduced by a hydrido borate reagent to the indoline as the final product. We utilized this new strategy for the preparation of hexahydrocarbazole derivatives with a side chain in the quaternary C4a‐position. Starting materials were several N1‐ and aryl‐substituted phenylhydrazines and a cyclic ketone with propanoic ester moiety, which is the product of the conjugated addition of cyclohexanone to ethyl acrylate. Furthermore, benzannulated congeners as well as a pyrido[4,3‐b]indole derivative were accessed. The hexahydrocarbazole defines a molecular scaffold with two points of diversification. Therefore, several derivatives at N9 and at the C4a‐side chain were prepared.