Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown

03/14/11

I am finally impressed with a hotel!

by SkeeterHawkBrewer

I have never really been interested in reviewing a hotel as I always feel that I get what I pay for. If I am spending $150 a night, I pretty much "expect" people to be professional, and the room to be clean, etc. Well, this is my first review of a hotel as I have been very pleased with my experience at the Hotel Indigo. Not only are the rooms clean and inviting, but the location is excellent being right across from the Fox theater and Churchill Grounds cafe. The icing on the cake is that the guy working the front desk, Mike, paid very close attention to our conversation when I checked in and went well above and beyond the "call of duty" to extend, as he called it, "Southern Hospitality". I have been thoroughly impressed and will definitely be staying here again if I am in the area.

02/18/11

Great Hotel BUT...

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02/18/11

Great Hotel BUT....

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It's a great hotel but if any of you are looking to save some $$ then book it at referer.us/8/GoodHotelDeals They usually have some pretty good deals on there!

05/21/10

Hotel with charm!

by JStew

I had my out of town guest stay here the weekend we got married. All loved it becasue it was quaint, charming, yet it was a not so typical hotel stay. We arranged for a happy hour for all of our guest the day before the wedding, the bar was awesome and stayed open later to accomodate all of our guest. We also had a breakfast there for all of our guest to meet the day after the wedding that turned out nice - food is basic. My only complaint was the hotel did a horrible job handing out my guest bags while charging me to hand them out. I complained and got my money back. Overall, great place to send your guest during a wedding weekend. Plenty of places to walk to and easy to get to Atlanta attractions. And did I add, you can bring your dog

04/19/10

All the boutique charm without skimping on the amenities

by UpscalePortland

The Hotel Indigo's guest rooms are reminiscent of a seaside beach house in a Pottery Barn catalog. With every room’s weathered furniture, blue-themed linens and walls, lime accents, hardwood floors, and full-wall print, it's more like a quirky bedroom than a hotel room. Though each of the hotel's standard queen rooms is a comfortable 300 square feet, however, the bathroom is the size of a Cheez-It. Fortunately, the bathrooms redeem themselves with Aveda Rosemary Mint bath products, upgraded showerheads, chrome fixtures, and a porcelain bowl sink. All four sides of the hotel face other buildings, though, so don't expect a fantastic room view.

The lobby continues the "beach chic" theme with its tall, curtained archways, oversized plush beach chairs, and myriad nooks and crannies for reading. I discovered that the hotel’s cafe, the Golden Bean, is not open for lunch. (Hours are Monday-Friday 6:30am-9:30am and 6pm-10pm, Saturday-Sunday 8am-11am and 6pm-10pm.) Drinks are available at the bar until 11 pm on Fridays and Saturdays. The next time you'd like to impress your boss, you can book meeting accommodations in the hotel for up to a dozen people.

Considering that the building was erected in 1923, the Hotel Indigo has made the best of its space without changing the antique charm of the building itself. Between the prompt service, friendly employees, convenient location, pet-friendly policies, and personal style, Intercontinental's first boutique hotel chain is a hit, providing the best of what a boutique hotel can offer.

• Pros: charm, price, comfy beds, amenities, pet friendly, location
• Cons: $18 parking, limited cafe hours, rooms all face buildings