Our historic hotel is located in the heart of Atlanta Midtown, where it takes its soul-infused design from the Fox Theatre located directly across the street, and places our guests just steps from countless local gems. Guests and locals alike mingle on our patio and in our bar, where you can feel the energy and rhythm of our neighborhood. Our pet-friendly hotel even has its own live-in furry resident, Indie. With vibrant, colorful hues, elegant furnishings and an inspiring, artistic flair, the Hotel Indigo® Atlanta Midtown hotel is no ordinary hotel.
Get your fitness on! 24 Hour Fitness Studio featuring treadmills, an elipitical, stationary bicycle, and universal weight machine and dumbell free weights and yoga mats with HDTV to help you get you through your workout.
On-Site Fitness Center Available
Peachtree Road in Atlanta’s Midtown is home to lasting memories, lights and the legends of The Fabulous Fox Theatre. It’s hard to believe such a glamorous place was almost leveled into a parking lot decades ago. Thankfully, destiny just couldn’t write off our neighborhood's crowning jewel, and after an underground movement to save the icon, the Fox doesn’t just live on; it thrives. The spirit of the Fox reflects the music and soul that saved the theatre and, in turn, saved Midtown, giving it a rhythm all its own.
As the largest organization in North America dedicated to puppetry arts, the center presents a wide array for families and for adults, including original adaptations of classic stories, new works and innovative shows. It also includes the interactive museum, Puppets: The Power of Wonder, which has puppets from various time periods and countries from around the globe.
Since its inception, the center has grown into the most dynamic center for the visual and performing arts in the South and is among the top such centers in the nation. Today, the Woodruff Arts Center includes the Alliance Theatre, High Museum of Art, Young Audiences, 14th Street Playhouse and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.
Piedmont Park is the premiere central gathering place for the city, with postcard views of the Midtown skyline. The 189-acre, picturesque park features walking/jogging paths, picnic facilities, playgrounds, tennis courts, a large dog park and more. Adjacent to Piedmont Park is the Atlanta Botanical Gardens, a non-profit, which develops and maintains plant collections for display.
The World's Largest Drive-in Restaurant, serving customers in Atlanta since 1928. People from all over the world come to experience the Varsity because there is nothing like it anywhere! We invite you to explore, learn about its history and reminisce.
The Vortex Bar and Grill is a bar and restaurant famous for its burgers, but the Midtown location is also the home of the Laughing Skull Lounge, a comedy club and theatre, and Atlanta’s only full-time progressive comedy lounge. It’s the smallest full-time comedy venue in the world, measuring 22′ wide and 32’ long, with three rows of stadium seating.
The historic Fox Theatre is one of Atlanta’s premiere venues for live entertainment. Located across from the hotel, the Fox’s 4,678-seat theatre books more than 300 performances a year, ranging from Broadway to rock to comedy to movies. It’s also on the National Historic Register, and is one of the most beloved landmarks in the city.
Atlanta’s new lounge and speakeasy, endowed with amazing decor, friendly service, and blissful ambiance with posh seating, specialty cocktails, and light bites. Aurum Lounge has quickly become the premiere spot for Atlanta’s most discerning sophisticates.
Located in a former church, the Tabernacle is now a concert hall managed by concert promoter Live Nation. Its intimate setting seats about 2,600 people and has hosted musicians such as Fergie, Adele, Bob Dylan and Prince. It's also housed comedy tours for Lisa Lampanelli, Cheech & Chong, and Stephen Lynch. Fun fact: during the 1996 Olympics, it operated as the House of Blues.
This beautiful restaurant takes a modern approach to creating authentic Southern dishes, relying on the beautiful foods of this region. A community restaurant that appeals to a broad range, Empire State South is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a to-go lunch program, courtyard bocce ball and an extensive coffee bar.
At Baraonda, tradition is a way of life that is relished & often celebrated with good friends, great joy and exceptional food. It transports guests to Italy, while embracing the warmth and southern charm of Atlanta. Over the years, the restaurant has achieved many accolades, including Top 50 restaurant by the local, regional and national reviewers.
Just across the street from the hotel, this locally owned draft house showcases a unique Absinthe Bar. More than that, Publik House aspires to interact with the local community in a social setting while providing soul-satisfying food, creative cocktails, wine, beer, coffee, and tea. Head upstairs for the more chic, intimate setting of UPbar on Friday and Saturday nights.
Ecco features seasonally inspired cuisine with European influences. With its soaring glass entrance and honed marble floors, its stunning over-sized bar, exhibition kitchen and wood-burning oven, Ecco embraces its classic roots while delivering an unmistakably modern, fresh and original dining experience.
When planning an event in the area, remember this boutique hotel's facilities in Atlanta, GA. The Champagne Room is ideal for intimate board meetings of up to eight, while the Cooley's Room seats up to 20. A/V equipment and catering are available.
