The hotel was fine except for the bathroom. The door is a sliding barn door that doesn't lock and slides back open when it feels like it. There's a nice crack similar to a public bathroom stall where someone can just peek right in...and that's if it stays "closed" All the way. The shower door opens the wrong way. The sink is tiny.

The staff were great, the bar was fantastic, and the room was adequate. The hotel is within walking distance of Coors Field, in a decent area, and close to several restaurants. However, if you're booking a hotel primarily to get a good night's sleep, I can't recommend it. The air conditioner sounds like a jet engine every time it turns on. About every 30 minutes, it kicks on with a loud roar that repeatedly woke us up throughout the night. Unfortunately, that made it very difficult to get any restful sleep.

We visit Denver usually at least once a year but hadn't stayed downtown for awhile so decided to for our trip over the 4th of July. We chose Hotel Indigo because it was close to the Dairy Block and Union Station and it was the perfect location for what we needed on this trip. We could see Coors Field from our window, which was great on the 4th because it meant we had a near-perfect view for their post-match fireworks that night. Staff was friendly and the restaurant inside the hotel (Ambler) was really good. The reasons I docked a star were because we had some sort of stain on both our window shades and on the carpet. We also couldn't access FOX on the TV and while that might not be the hotel's fault, it was still disappointing that we couldn't watch the World Cup matches whenever we were in our room and had some down time. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay at Hotel Indigo and if we ever wanted to stay downtown again, we'd have it on our list for sure.

Beautiful hotel just across the street from Union Station. Lobby and waiting areas were open, airy, and modern. Very friendly greeting from the person checking us in. Halls and elevators were spotless. Our room was quite nice. Comfortable king bed with cotton bedding. Lots of power and USB ports next to the bed and on the credenza. The bathroom had a huge shower and the towels were soft and fluffy. There were two closets. The TV worked well, with apps for Netflix, YouTube, etc. The only annoyance was a noisy air conditioner that woke us up a couple of times.

The rooms are clean and the staff attentive. There is a restaurant and bar, as well as a few classic old style bicycles available for use. The hotel is located across the street from the train terminal, so it's a short walk. Many restaurants are within walking distance too.

Clean room soft bed nice receptionist free popcorn board games in lobby restaurant downstairs complimentary alcohol and water and great location. FYI the total cost you see when you booked your hotel room is not what the cost at the end of your trip will be. It's an extra $28 per night for amenity fee in the fine print. That's why I subtracted a star. And then add security deposit too which you should get back at the end.

The hotel itself is great our company has used them for awhile so my review will probably not change the company view but this hotel charges each guest mandatory charges above the cost of the room, that's weather you utilize any of the amenities they change you with. If these MANDATORY amenities were clearly explained during check I would have used the amenities but no they put it on a small card along with your keys. Those amenities that most hotels supply for FREE were 2 bottles water a day, one snack in the lobby (cookie, brownie) use of the fitness. That's it. Just ask questions at check-in get clarification what IS INCLUDED and what you WILL be charged when you leave.

The hotel is clean and in a great location. It’s cheaper than other downtown hotels. I would stay there again but you need to be aware of the $28 daily amenities fee. The fee is for the free things they offer like coffee in the lobby and warm cookies and a free daily drink at the bar. So take advantage or argue up front that you won’t touch those things and you can walk a block to Whole Foods and get all the coffee and breakfast stuff you need

I don’t even know where to begin. Many of the reviews that I read prior to staying here cited poor customer service and I would have to agree. First, I purchased a room with a Mountain View for our wedding anniversary. What I got instead was a room with the view of a wall. I was even charged extra for the view of the wall. The hotel itself is very noisy. We stayed on the third floor and at about 9 o’clock last night the people above us decided to put on their snow boots and jump up and down for over 10 minutes. I wouldn’t say the hotel is super clean, but the cleanliness wasn’t an issue for me. Fast-forward to the morning when we went downstairs to try to get a cup of coffee and the coffee urn was completely empty. I went to the front desk and let her know but she wouldn’t even look at me and said thanks so I walked away with no coffee in hand. Our stay came with a free breakfast. I know specifically because that’s one of the reasons I booked this hotel and when I asked the front clerk about it, she denied that my reservation had breakfast included. Again, she wouldn’t even look me in the eye. She was so consumed with what she was doing on the computer that she couldn’t even pay attention to the customer. I would never stay here again, nor would I recommend staying here to anyone I know. It’s way too expensive for The lack of quality that they provide.

Been coming here for many years when I travel to Denver for work. Rooms are getting a little tired but the location is nice and the restaurant next door is good for a cocktail. Staff are friendly. The stupid resort fees are ridiculous though and since the rooms are more tired I am considering not going back next time. Just feels like they are getting overpriced.