Downtown location close to the River Walk, across from the Alamo
Charming historic building with modern decor
Brightly decorated rooms with hardwood floors and original details
Modern American bistro
Adequate fitness center open 24 hours; free business center
Pet-friendly (for a small fee)
Free Wi-Fi
Inconsistent standard room sizes; some are extra small
No pool or in-room mini-fridges
Valet parking only, for a fee
Loud A/C units in rooms
Housed in a 100-year-old bank office building, the 98-room Hotel Indigo San Antonio at the Alamo manages to preserve its historic originality while offering modern amenities and decor. Its prime location -- right next to the Alamo -- makes it a great mid-range pick for people who prefer the uniqueness of a boutique hotel.
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Scene
Housed in a beautifully restored office building, the Indigo features bright, cheerful decor and modern amenities mixed with charming original details.
From the outside, the hotel looks like just another old office building, with only a "hotel" logo awning over the front entrance to clue you into its true purpose. Once inside, though, you’ll find a gorgeously decorated space that mixes original details with modern upgrades. The front desk and lobby seating area feature minimalist decor that’s cheerful and modern, much like the guest rooms. Look for original water fountains and bank vaults throughout the hotel, and hardwood floors in the rooms.Opposite the lobby is a modern restaurant, with large windows providing a view of the street and the nearby Alamo.
Location
Across the street from the Alamo and close to the River Walk, shopping, and local attractions
The only hotel right in the Alamo Plaza, the Hotel Indigo is a convenient place to stay and walk to many of the city's biggest attractions. Walk a few minutes to the River Walk, the Majestic Theater, the Alamodome, and more.San Antonio is a cultural city, with Latin communities and outdoor markets in La Villita, the oldest neighborhood in San Antonio. During the summer, festivals are held almost every week and flamenco dancers often perform. To escape the oppressive summer heat, the young and hip cool down with margaritas on River Walk, a winding street lined with restaurants and bars, while families opt to visit theme parks such as Splash Town and Six Flags. San Antonio is particularly kid-friendly, with numerous amusement parks, bike paths, HemisFair Park (park and convention center complete with gardens and playgrounds), and a zoo.- 13-minute drive to San Antonio International Airport
Rooms
Bright, modern accents mix with historic details to create comfy, classy rooms.
Features
No pool, but the spacious fitness center is open 24 hours a day
All-Inclusive / Food
An on-site bistro/bar provides a great dining option, in addition to several nearby restaurants.
Alamo View Room
King Guest Room
One Bedroom Suite
Queen Guest Room
Standard Room
Two Queen Guest Room
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