Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown by IHG

Great location for The Fox. Room clean and well decorated. Bed comfortable with lots of pillows. The shower was large and soaps smelled nice.

Don was amazing and very helpful. Very enthusiastic and happy to check us in. Best experience in such a long time!

We loved the area, building and the room was so nice. Bed was so comfortable! Everyone working at hotel were so nice. Don checked us out with a big smile and asked how our stay was which was so sweet. Well best staying here again!

We’ve stayed here before and it is always a very nice stay. Very close to the theatre and to restaurants we like. The staff are always friendly and make us feel at home.

The bed was so comfortable. Room clean and well decorated. Large shower. Soaps smelled nice.

Bathroom cramped but adequate size.

I ordered from the inside Restaurant the food was Great 😋 the Room temperature was Good the Mattress slept Great the room size was good as well and the guy that checked us in was Awesome we loved his personality 😀

The only thing we didn't like was there was not a Refrigerator in the Room😐

The location

When I checked in, I wasn’t made aware of the exact details of where I needed to park. Hours of breakfast, WiFi or how anything worked just not pleasant.

Close to GT. Great receptionist. Gave me the room relatively early so no need to wait.

Bathroom is tiny

My great experience began before I even checked in. I was receiving some important mail at the hotel on the day of my arrival and I called prior to make sure this was ok. Don at the front desk assured me it was fine. While in flight, Don called and left me a message telling me it arrived. I got to the hotel and when I presented my name, it was Don at the front desk! He greeted me warmly, gave me my package, and throughout my stay has been wonderfully helpful when I had questions about the area and those driverless Ubers! The bed is ridiculously comfortable and I enjoy my view out my window. I’m very happy with my stay, room, and staff here.

Last month (January 2026) I was being treated at Emory University Hospital in a series of two cancer surgeries to save my life. The surgery was scheduled for 6 AM so I booked a stay at the Hotel Indigo Midtown, walking distance from Emory. However, as my medical bills ballooned (they now exceed $110,000 of which insurance will help for an unknown amount), I decided I needed to try to save money to pay my medical bills. So, five days before my stay, I was able to find a room with a friend in Atlanta and I canceled my room at Indigo, assuming I would get my money back. Once I did this, my email receipt indicated Indigo was going to charge me anyway because their policy was that you must cancel a week in advance to get your money back. The Indigo chain website says this: “A typical cancellation deadline, for most hotels, would be the day prior to arrival.” But the small print at the bottom of my confirmation email noted the week-long cancellation policy for the Atlanta Midtown, which I missed in the in the midst of me reeling with a cancer diagnosis, multiple surgeries in a far-away city, and spiraling medical bills challenging my budget. Discovering I was going to be billed anyway, I checked the Indigo Midtown hotel reservations and discovered they were full again -- the room I had cancelled had already been rented again. So, I contacted with the Indigo. I think I spoke with a Michael, describing my circumstances, and was met with an attitude that I received as cruel indifference. They had re-rented my room, I had cancelled 5 days in advance (which is acceptable at most Indigo hotels), and this person offed no sympathy, nor the easy and humane resolution of a person trying to deal with a life-threatening situation of reimbursing me at no loss to their hotel. I would not have cancelled the room had I known I would be charged anyway. I spoke with Michael's supervisor and that person indicated she would back to me with a resolution, but he never did. So I was billed by Hotel Indigo for a stay I had cancelled 5 days in advance, in addition to my huge cancer debts, despite that they had re-booked my room resulting in no financial loss to them. I very much hope readers will consider this when deciding where to stay in Atlanta, and that the Indigo chain management will note this about their Atlanta hotel. I hope you are proud of yourselves Hotel Indigo Midtown.