My daughter and I spent 3 nights at Hotel Indigo. W were on a girls trip to New Orleans. We arrived at the hotel before 11 am but they had a room ready for us so we were able to drop off our things before exploring the city. The hotel along the St. Charles Streetcar line which made it very easy to park the car and take the streetcar using a 3 day pass. The valet parking was an additional $30 per day but I was aware of that soit was not a surprise. Parking is at premium all over the city so the price was not too bad. We had a 2 queen bed room on the 3rd floor. The beds were comfortable and we had alot of pillows. The bathroom was big and beautiful with a large shower stall and a wall seperating the toilet from the rest of the bathroom. We had alot of counter space. The TV was very large with a good selection of channels. We did not try the restaurant off the lobby as there are several places to eat in easy walking distance. there is a small convience store across Jackson. We had a great time in NOLA and we were really glad we made Hotel Indigo our base for the trip.

We stayed at the Hotel Indigo the Monday after Mardi Gras. The hotel is in a quiet location in the Garden District, about 2 miles away from the French Quarter. You can catch the street car across the street for $1.25 a ride or $3.00 for a 24 hour pass which will take you to the French Quarter. The hotel is situated a few blocks from Magazine St which is a great street for shopping and dining. The rooms are big and spacious. Beds are comfortable, good towels, Aveda bathroom products. My only issue is that everything was dirty at the hotel. The carpet outside the room had confetti and debris from the 1st day we arrived till we departed. The floor in front of the elevator on our floor looked like it had mud or dog poop from someone’s shoes. That never got cleaned either. The men’s room had no toilet paper in the commode. The breakfast menus were all stained and sticky. You would think with Corona Virus that they would be cleaning the place well. I wouldn’t stay here again based on the lack of cleanliness at this hotel. I travel a lot and don’t expect a hotel to be spotless but should never be visibly dirty day after day.

The pictures do not accurately express the dreariness and darkness I encountered. The lobby is a little disjointed, not able to see how large and welcoming this hotel could be. The elevator is very small and when the doors opened on third floor I was really disappointed, very gaudy dark colors that let no light shine or reflect. My room was very average, no spark like the pictures show. The room spoke of no one cares here.... It was very dark and the lighting very poor. The upholstery on the bench at the end of the bed was stained, the dresser had numerous swatches of unknown past spills the bed looked comfortable and the reading lights worked well. Inattentiveness to detail was everywhere in small ways, add toiletires as needed, pay attention when coffee or tea needs to be added. The front desk staff said the hotel had changed owners in December after having many other "brands" in the past. The restaurant was rarely busy and when our group of three had Dinner I questioned what the 18% meant that was added on the Bill, no one knew! Soon after someone called and said they were adjusting the Bill because the IRD for 18% was for room service.... So, I was there and made the best of it but will not return.