Overall I liked this hotel. It is in a pretty convenient location in the heart of Midtown. Very close to the Fox theater, like right across the street. I went with my girlfriend and my dog. It is a very dog friendly hotel. There are dogs everywhere. I wouldn't recommend it if you are allergic to dogs. They keep all... more

If it had it to do over again, I wouldn't stay at Hotel Indigo. The bed was comfortable, but the shabby chic curtains were simply sheers--no drapes that could be closed to block out the considerable amount of light coming from Peachtree Street and the Fox Theater. If you need darkness to sleep, bring your eyeshades. The bathroom was tiny--the... more

We were nervous because the price was so low for this hotel, but we were very happy with our decision. The rooms are a little small but very clean and with all the essentials. The best surprise: all the little note cards about towels and check are written in haiku! We had fun discovering each one. The only negative was... more

Although this is a new review the incident is still on my mind after 3 yrs! I stayed at the Hotel Indigo because I was in Atlanta for a business conference. After my stay, and leaving town, noticed that 2 gold rings were missing from my make-up jewelry case. I called REPEATLY to report the incident and was NEVER able... more

You really can't beat the location of this hotel and if you collect Priority Club points, you get a lot more for your stay at Hotel Indigo right now. The $18 parking was steep and the bathrooms are tiny with only a shower- I was really hoping for a tub. But, the beds are nice, the rooms are bright and... more

This hotel is was great for its location across from the Fox Theater. I booked through a value travel site and was given a queen room which was really just big enough for the bed, a small desk, and a television cabinet. The room is so small that the television is positioned to the side of the bed so there... more

The hotel was well positioned opposite the Fox Theatre and only a couple of blocks from a Gordon Biersch brewpub, where you could get good food and drink. Rooms were modern & good, and perfectly adequate for a single night. The only negatives for me were problems getting the wireless internet working and a late start to breakfast on the... more

If you want to stay midtown, and you are traveling with a dog - this is the place. If you are a female traveling alone, I might pick a different neighborhood, just because walking the dog at night was a tad scary. I was able to east an amazing meal outside with my dog next door at Livingston at the... more

This is by far one of the worst hotels we have ever had the displeasure of staying at. My wife and I stayed here for a few nights after returning from our European honeymoon. When we arrived we were understandably exhausted and jetlagged by a long travel day, multiple connections, etc. Imagine our dismay then when we were awoken by... more