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Hotel Indigo is moderately priced, compared to other downtown hotels. Probably the only criticism we would have about this hotel was that beers in the bar cost $6, which we found a little high. We also enjoyed a fun discussion one evening about possible paranormal activity in the hotel with the hotel bartender.
This was greatly appreciated! We were in town to attend the Aerosmith concert, and the hotel shuttle dropped us off at the concert, as well as the Deep Ellum area.
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The hotel also provided a free shuttle service to anywhere in the downtown area.
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The hotel is conveniently located downtown, well within walking distance of Dealey Plaza and several museums, plus lots of shopping, restaurants and bars. We also enjoyed the little haiku poems we found on everything, such as hotel stationery.
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Nice hardwood floors, flat screen tv and a super comfortable bed made the room special. Though it wasn't the largest hotel room we've ever stayed in, it worked out great for us. Our room, on the 13th floor, was very comfortable. The hotel staff greeted us courteously as soon as we walked in the door. We were thoroughly delighted with the experience. Dallas Love Field Airport is a 15-minute drive away, and the massive Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is a 30-minute drive.My husband and I stayed at Hotel Indigo in Dallas on July 18-19, 2009. It is also a five-minute drive to the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center, a huge facility hosting all kinds of major events. The Sixth Floor Museum, a moving tribute to the shooting of President Kennedy, is a five-minute drive from the hotel. A bus stops just outside the building, and there’s a rail station a six-minute walk away. The historic Majestic Theater is just around the corner, a minute’s walk away, while the Dallas Museum of Art is an 11-minute walk from the hotel. The hotel is built over a section of the old Dallas underground system, and it has an access point for shops and dining in the tunnels. It is on a corner of Main Street, diagonally located from the city’s municipal courts and across from a parking garage and the Main Street Garden Park. In the heart of downtown Dallas, this hotel is easy to reach and has convenient walking access to plenty of sights, restaurants, and businesses - many within a 10-minute walk. Dallas Love Field Airport is a 15-minute drive away, and the massive Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is a 30-minute drive.
The hotel is popular with business travelers for the city location and convenient on-site amenities, but leisure travelers are also drawn here by nearby sights. Old-fashioned suitcases, travel trunks, and arrays of framed mirrors serve as decor. Murals reflect the history of the building with black-and-white photographs, and the bar - Titches Bar and Bistro - is named for the well-known local department store that occupied the building for many years. The white-and-gray color scheme with rich maroon accents is elegant, and historic elements give the design a classic city feel. Renovations in 2016-17 resulted in a contemporary, chic style. The exterior maintains its traditional facade on a street heavy with traffic and city noise, but once inside the busy city feeling slips away. The Dallas location is in a building designated a National Historic Landmark, and was once the location of the Dallas Opera House. Hotel Indigo operates in cities that are cultural wellsprings, and designs hotels to reflect the flavor of their location.
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