Hotel Indigo Midtown, Atlanta

My wife and I cancelled a reservation and they charged our account anyway. Repeated attempts to work this out with management have been met with rude, almost comedic response by their staff. It is exactly what you pay for, an older hotel, without corporate oversight, focused solely on the bottom line and not on doing the right thing. If you read other sites most reviews will mention something about the hotel stuffiness and noise, let me add dishonesty to the mix!

I stayed at Hotel Indigo while attending the Keller Williams Family Reunion/Convention at the Georgia World Congress Center. From the day I arrived I had nothing but good experiences! The staff was wonderful! Very knowledgable and helpful in every situation. When I came in from my meetings in the evenings the staff that I had interacted with actually greeted me by name which was a pleasant surprise. My room was wonderful and looked exactly like the internet picture so there were no surprises there. The bathroom was rather small but since I was the only person in the room it was not a problem. I don't know that I will get back to Atlanta any time soon but if I do, I will definitely stay at Hotel Indigo!

I stayed at the Indigo because the other hotel I tried to book was full and the Indigo was only about a mile from my convention. It was not the fanciest hotel I have ever stayed in but probably one of the cutest. The food was great! I travel quite often and have never seen a hotel that the employees catered to you like they did. Everyone was great but Chandler--WOW! If I lived closer, I'd do whatever it took to hire him. He acted like the guests were royalty and catered to their every need. I saw him doing it to the other guest as well as myself. Loved sitting at the tables outside and watching all the people leave the Fox Theater. Great time--will definitely stay there again

We loved staying in this hotel! It was in a perfect location for anything we wanted to do in Atlanta. The rooms were a bit small, but perfect for a couple. The rates were fantastic. The service was friendly. My only real complaint about the whole stay would be the barking dogs in the room below us and right next to us. It is a pet friendly hotel which I can understand. But it was a little annoying to wake up to dogs barking loudly. BTW..we ordered some food to snack on before we went out and they brought it to our room with out a service fee and it was very tasty! I will stay here again and again.

Apparently this hotel chain is expanding, which is great, because I never want to stay anywhere else. The hotel decor was funky and beautiful, and there were lovely thoughtful details everywhere (there's a haiku for everything!). The rooms were scented, and soft music was playing in each as we walked in. The staff was amazingly helpful; we asked about restaurant recommendations and the clerk immediately got us reservations at a great restaurant. The rooms are a bit small, but so well appointed it's not a problem for short stays. I'm thoroughly impressed!

I stayed here for the Sugar Bowl. Rooms are decorated nicely. Bathrooms are small. Good location. Close to I-75 and MARTA. Friendly staff. Quiet environment.

Hotel Indigo has a soothing and cool decor theme that makes you feel right at home. The radio playing jazz music, the blue color scheme, and the very comfortable bed made this a great place to stay. The location can't be beat. The bathrooms are a bit small, but they are clean and sufficient. Cost is a bit high, but they do have periodic discounts. Great and fun place to stay!

What is more romantic than renting a room at a shabby chic, brand new hotel? Once inside, the decor brings you back to that cozy southern living room or the bright and relaxing high society spa of your past. The rooms are simply an extension of this reminiscence. The buck doesn't stop there - room service is exquisite, service is excellent and the overall experience was a true Atlanta escape. Hotel Indigo is sophisticated chic - the perfect trendy get away for all young professionals.

Across from the Fox Theater and a short walk to Marta make this a wonderful location. This solo female traveler was never uncomfortable walking the neighborhood. Several nearby restaurants keep one from needing to eat at the hotel which microwaves their brief menu. Baraonda was my dinner hangout-- loved the Pizza Margherita and wine selection. The hotel and room decor is bright, cheerful, and I'm told, changes a bit with the seasons. Shining hardwood floors, bright colors, and a REALLY comfortable bed are tops on my list. Inroom coffee available but you might need to ask for for the supplies to be restocked. Starbucks coffee service in the lobby will be the "fix" for those who need it. FREE internet access, printing, and copying are a welcome benefit. I assume room size varies but suspect it is between small, smaller, and smallest. My queen bed room was fine for one but a couple would have been climbing over each other. The biggest problem is the teeny, tiny, infiniestimal bathroom. While the shower is generous in size, the rest of the facilities are so cramped together that my chin was in mortal danger each time I sat on the commode. Average sized men will hate this bathroom even more than I, and big men--forget it! Maintenance problems like shower drainage and noisy air conditioning were addressed promptly but with mixed success. If I'd paid about $30 a night less, I might be less critical but there are better options in this price range.

Love the decor, the cleanliness, the very nice staff. Felt like a home in the Hamptons, or South Beach! But no room service was a hassle