This is an amazing hotel. Very new and bright. The rooms are beautiful with hard wood floors, area rugs, and the most comfortable bed I have ever been in.

The staff was great. They gave me directions every time I walked out the door knowing I had never been to the city before. They also recommended a great restraunt named Trulucks and in addition made reservations for me.

I will defiantely stay here next time I am in Houston and recommend anyone who wants a nice relaxing time to stay here too.

One more thing, this hotel is in close walking distance to the galleria and the williams tower.

The Indigo near the Galleria has a great location, but it is a little hard to find as it is in the middle of a city block and there is only one not well marked entry off a one way street. We missed it the first time around. The entire hotel, as well as the rooms, are new, clean and fresh and the open showers are great. The staff is friendly. Parking is convenient. . The restaurant is pretty minimal, however. Overall, first rate; I'll return.

I loved this hotel. The website pictures are right on. The staff is extremely friendly. The room was comfortable and very clean. The bed was so comfortable and they must have listened to guest's complaints about the wood blinds not filtering out the light because my room had the standard black-out curtains. The only thing I can see that could use improvement was to add room service and open the restaurant for longer hours. Someone mentioned the lack of space planning - wide halls and huge bathrooms, but smaller rooms. I happened to love the feel of all these things. I cannot stand long narrow halls and stuffy bathrooms so I felt very comfortable at this hotel. The location, if you need to be centrally located, is the best. Plus it's not on a super busy street so you don't have to sit in traffic to get in our out of the parking lot. I recommend this hotel to anyone that wants something different than the dull chain hotels. I wish they had one in every major city!

If colorful and esthetic are your principal criteria for a stay then you'll probably be happy with this hotel. The decor is very eye catching and pretty. You almost feel like you are in the middle of a Pottery Barn catalog page. But I think thats pretty much it.

I stayed at this hotel over Memorial Day weekend. I got the room for a decent price for a one nighter through Hotwire. The weather was pouring rain outside, and I was in from a long flight and starving. I was checked in and greeted promptly. Was pleased when I opened the door of my room and saw the pretty little beach theme that I had seen online.

I proceeded to jump to the book to find out whats on the room service menu and was totally bummed to find out that the hotel restaurant closes for hours and hours between meals. It would be at least 4 hours until I could get some food. I seriously tried to wait, but hunger got the best of me and I ended up going down the street to an overpriced Sushi restaurant for an appetizer.

When I got back I was exhausted and tried to take a nap, but the "adorable" wooden blinds, leave MUCH MUCH light to the room, so the comfortable hotel darkness that we all crave when we are traveling was a no go. The room has very beautiful wooden floors and with the rain, it made it sound like I was in just what the theme was showing me a beachhouse. With absolutely no quiet and no darkness.

I watched a movie and later on went down to the hotel restaurant to order up some food. The wait on the food was about 40 minutes since they have 1 poor man as the chef and the bartender and the cashier. He was friendly and was nice enough to bring up the food to my room, since I waited so long. Food was good, I had the salmon.. nothing over fancy about it.

After a sleeping pill.... finally sleep!!

So overall, not a terrible review, but I am a creature of comfort and this just did not have the long distance traveler in mind.