Lovely old art deco building which has been updated to a hotel. Beautiful tile work in the lobby. Lots of character. Close to breweries, walkable to city centre mall. Short drive to the vintage shops up Monroe. Near Riverfront park.

One block away from a shelter. Wouldn't walk around at night by myself.

We got a free upgrade on arrival which was lovely - the room was huge, the bed was too! Bed super comfy. Spacious bathroom, very clean. Great that the lobby reflects the old style of the hotel. Evening food very tasty. Good beer selection in the bar.

Only two observations: 1. the room was cold on arrival ( it is October) and we struggled to get the heating going, so some instructions would be useful (that said the receptionist was happy to pop up and help) 2. if you have prepaid for breakfast it is not made clear what/how many of the menu items are included, and which will be charged for.

If you love historic buildings this is the perfect fit!!! it's up to date but not too modernized to where it loses it special touch of history.

The night staff lady was a little rude my husband and I had walked downtown at night time and we seen old homeless man who was a war vet at that laying on the ground shivering and he had nothing but a tiny sweatshirt and a pair of jeans socks and shoes I told my husband you need to go back to our hotel room and get one of our extra blankets luckily we had a thick sleeping bag to give him when we brought down the sleeping bag the night stuff was told by me what I was doing and immediately she started treating me as if I was the homeless person I understand needing to check IDs to make sure that people going through the doors have rooms there but that's why you are supposed to lock the doors at night

Second time staying at this hotel because we do love it. The location is great if you are seeing a show at any of the local theaters. Overall, it was safe to walk to and from, unlike some of the other hotels in a similar radius from theaters. The hotel rooms are huge, super cute, very clean and have that clean smell. Beds are comfortable. Free coffee and mints downstairs in the lobby. It's.

Cost of valet, which isn't for a full 24 hours and its an open lot, is $30, but I understand it's downtown, so you are paying for that convenience. Last time we were there, breakfast was included. This time, breakfast wasn't included, but I believe that is an upgraded package when purchasing your room. Only odd thing about the room is there is no fan in the bathroom, and they are modern with that sliding door. So if you are sharing a room with someone you aren't comfortable with I could see someone feeling embarrassed

We had a wonderful stay at Hotel Indigo. The room was large and comfortable. The hosts were friendly and helpful. We enjoyed using the gym which has weightlifting equipment multiple treadmills. The hotel is centrally located in Spokane. We had read about problems with car break-ins in downtown Spokane so we appreciated the valet parking to keep our car in a secured lot over night. The only thing we noticed for improvement is that our shower drain was clogged with a previous guest's hair. Overall for its value, location, services, etc, we would recommend Hotel Indigo for a stay in Spokane.

See above.

Great bedroom with a comfy bed and reliable wifi. Hotel was historic and characterful, David on reception was very friendly and helpful.

Unfortunately the restaurant was closed due to a change in ownership. There was a grab and go breakfast available, but this was limited and did not meet our expectations before we booked. Very little on offer for GF or meat free diet. The location is quite close to the centre of downtown, but nearby options for food and drink were a bit limited also. Walking around downtown to other bars and restaurants did not feel particuarly comfort able and safe after dark, but there were some good places to go to.

The room was large and unique, with a very comfy bed. Nice large, well stocked bathroom. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The attached restraunt looks nice, I only had an appetizer, but it was delicious

The area the hotel is in is sketchy at night, so the hotel offers secured parking at an added very high cost, but found out the hotel rents the secured parking building and the rent they pay is high. That's an issue the hotel should try to work out.

This is a "vintage chic" boutique hotel that's close to many fun activities in downtown Spokane. We were able to walk or easily ride public transportation to almost anywhere. Good restaurant choices nearby, as well.

The HVAC in the room (a mini-split) wasn't great. It was too warm and quite humid in the room (71% relative humidity, according to the unit's display), even though we had it set to cool to 70 degrees F. We had to get up a few times in the night to bump the temp down further. Not sure if our unit wasn't working correctly, or if that's normal. Also, LOTS of unhoused folks in the area, many of whom were yelling loudly, and one of whom was spitting on the windows, then wiping the spit off with his blanket.

It is a classy old building that has been well taken care of and the room we’re in was quite large and very comfortable. it is within walking distance of quite a few fun bars and restaurants.

The fact that there was no parking available to guests except for their secured valet lot that you needed to pay 30 bucks for… It was not explicitly stated in the Booking.com listing. That being said the hotel staff in ballet were very helpful and quick to fetch the car whenever we needed it.

I liked the modern rooms and the bathroom. Check in and check out were very easy. Nice assortment of snacks for purchase near front desk.

I had no refrigerator in my room… the hallways were a bit too dim… also, I went to eat lunch in the restaurant on Sunday at 12ish- no staff was in the bar or room in general- asked the front desk if it was open, they said the chef stepped out for 15 minutes? Sooo did the bartender/server/line cooks go too? Had to go have lunch at Garden Party across the street instead.