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Parking is offered, but it costs an extra nightly fee. Guests rave about the helpful staff, and concierge service is available. The hotel is family and pet friendly, offering cribs and accepting any kind of animal for a per-room - rather than a per-night - fee.

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A small business center offers computers, printing, and scanning, plus Wi-Fi throughout the hotel is free.

There are three meeting and event rooms, the largest of which can host over 350 guests, with audiovisual equipment and catering available through the hotel.

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The hotel also has a small, 24-hour gym with a weight-lifting machine, a few free weights, and some cardio equipment (two treadmills, an elliptical, and a stationary bike). Some outdoor seating is available, and room service is offered into the evening. The menu is seasonal and focuses on local ingredients and breakfast is made-to-order, though not included in the room rate. There's a nice lobby bar and restaurant, with the restaurant open into the evening and the bar opened until late.

Indigo Atlanta has amenities geared to add convenience for busy travelers. The Midtown location attracts a range of travelers, which include parents of Georgia Tech students, business guests, and theater-goers alike. White paneled walls and chandelier lights lend a fashionable vibe, while open doorways lead to the lobby bar and restaurant on the left and a supplemental lounge on the right, where blackboard-style wall accents announce popular shows from the theater in trendy chalk writing. Giant arched entryways open up to a spacious lobby where a snaking gray couch and clusters of modern upholstered furniture give guests a chance to relax. The vibe is modern, theatrical, and hyperlocal, with lots of nods to the historic Fox Theatre across the street. In 2004, the property was converted to the first hotel under the Indigo name, undergoing extensive renovations as late as 2017. The Hotel Indigo Atlanta is situated in an historic 12-story brick high-rise that dates back to 1923, when it was used mainly as off-campus housing for the men attending Georgia Tech.