Even though our hotel lies in the heart of Anaheim’s modern leisure and business attractions, the Hotel Indigo® Anaheim hotel reflects our area’s history as a booming, blooming farming community. Look for agriculture-inspired murals in our rooms, a stunning garden with dancing, illuminated waters, and a cool California pool and cabana. We’re also steps away from the main gate of the Disneyland Resort and walking distance from the Convention Center, and we offer a chance to enjoy locally inspired bites or specialty cocktails in our Chambers Bar & Bistro before you make your way out into our neighborhood.
State of the art fitness facility with cardio equipment which consists of two treadmills, one elliptical trainer and one bike. The fitness facility also has a universal weight machine as well as balance balls and mats.
On-Site Fitness Center Available
In the early 1900s, the work of farmers and ranchers created the town of Anaheim, initially known for its incredible walnut crop (half the nation’s supply!) Growing walnuts requires great patience—it’s seven years to the first harvest. The persistence of these settlers was well rewarded, however. One of them was known for calling out to his inseparable daughters, Kate and Ella Rea, at suppertime with a shortened name: “Katella!” Little did they know, the land where they grew up would become famous the world over, and their nickname immortalized on West Katella Avenue, where the Hotel Indigo Anaheim stands today.
Disneyland Park, originally Disneyland, is the first of two theme parks built at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, opened on July 17, 1955. It is the only theme park designed and built under the direct supervision of Walt Disney. It was originally the only attraction on the property; its name was changed to Disneyland Park to distinguish it from the expanding complex in the 1990s. A second theme park, named Disney California Adventure is located just across from Disneyland and Downtown Disney, featuring a shopping and dining experience.
The Anaheim GardenWalk is a distinctive collection of popular restaurants, vibrant nightlife, trendy shops, a state-of-the-art cinema complex and an upscale bowling lounge.
Located in the heart of downtown Anaheim, the Packard Building is one of a few historic commercial buildings remaining in a district that has seen tremendous new urban development in the past decade. Buildings such as the Packard Building and the Citrus Packing House are quickly becoming the jewels of downtown Anaheim.
One of the few remaining packing houses from the agricultural era for which Orange County is named, the Anaheim Citrus Packing House is a landmark in both county and city history. Built in 1919 at the edge of downtown Anaheim and along the Southern Pacific rail line, the Packing House was a hub of commerce for the area. Bars are open until midnight. For more information on the latest happenings at the Packing House, sign up via “Join Our Community” on www.anaheimpackingdistrict.com
Bourbon Street Beats, delight in the sounds of live jazz at Flambeaux’s Jazz Club every night. Weeknights, sway to jazzy tunes by a talented solo pianist. On weekends, nourish your soul with the “musical gumbo” of house band Kenny Sara & The Sounds of New Orleans, playing a range of styles from straight-ahead jazz to New Orleans R&B to zydeco Cajun.
Located at the intersection of Anaheim Blvd and Santa Ana Street, the district includes the restored Packard Building & former Car Showroom, Farmers Park and the restored Citrus Packing House. Enjoy live music on the Mezzanine Stage every weekend! For more information on the latest happenings at The Packing House, www.anaheimpackingdistrict.com
The ultimate nighttime destination, offering the best in club entertainment and service. Enjoy exotic cocktails in an electric atmosphere. Open nightly for those ages 21 and over. www.heatultraloungeoc.com
M3 Live is Anaheim's newest live show and entertainment experience, featuring live Mariachi shows every Sunday during brunch. www.m3livebargrill.com
Experience the atmosphere and delectable cuisine of Anaheim’s famous FiRE + iCE restaurant. Fresh meats and seafood are prepared on an open grill, while other offerings, such as vegetables and pastas, are available on the menu.
A soul food mecca with a following that spans celebrities, athletes, foodies and out-of-towners who are somehow in the know about the Southern California chain, Roscoe’s entrance into Orange County is considered a coup for its legions of fans, many of whom had to trek to outlets in Long Beach and Los Angeles to get the Big Mamma Special (scrambled eggs mixed with onions and cheese and served with potatoes “smothered in gravy”) and its most popular item, the No. 9, a large circular waffle smothered in butter and served with a trio of meaty chicken wings.
Alberto's Mexican Food was founded in 1975, and proudly continues to serve their guests quality, handmade Mexican cuisine with recipes handed down for generations: the best and most authentic Mexican cuisine.
Located in Old Town Orange, Watson's Drugs and Soda has been around since 1899. Head over to this 1950s-style drugstore and soda fountain shop to enjoy classic diner dishes like great burgers, shakes, malts, and ice cream floats!
If you are planning on having a meeting in Anaheim, your event's facility must be well equipped. Room measures 598 sq. ft. and easily accommodates up to 25 people. The meeting room includes a projection screen & free high-speed wireless Internet access.
