The smoke-free Indigo El Paso Downtown El Paso is situated just a pleasant stroll away from Tom Lea Park, while Bert Williams Downtown Santa Fe Transfer Center bus station lies a 10-minute walk away.Īdditionally, a bus stop is at the doorstep of the hotel. Visit San Jacinto Alligator Pond, less than 5 minutes' walk from this El Paso property, and feel complete harmony with the nature of United States. The nearby sports attractions are Sun Bowl Stadium (1.4 miles), and Don Haskins Center Arena (1.5 miles). The restaurant downstairs on the first floor was super nice, and the food was very excellent.Monument to Benito Juarez is placed about 1.8 miles from the hotel, while EL Paso Zoo is a 10-minute drive away. Elevators are the worst feature of the hotel, and make sure if you have a lot of luggage, and kids in to, to get a bellhop. Overall, I would not recommend this hotel until they fix the issues above, but if you're single or a young couple in town for a small weekend getaway, and little luggage, then this would be just the ticket.

Switching rooms is another inconvenience. A suggestion would be to tell guests if music is playing late so they can make an informed decision about what room to pick. We would have preferred to have the pool view, but not with loud music blaring until 10pm. Our phone in the room was broken, and we had to switch rooms due to loud music being played by the poolside. Overall the decor is nice, but pieces of wood were falling off the trim.

The rooms are very nice, and chic, but extremely small. I should not have to shove the doors open in order to grab my last bag inside the elevator. The elevators are in dire need of updating, and their operation, or lack thereof are not acceptable for a hotel of this caliber. At one point, I literally had to pry the elevator doors open and was concerned for our safety. The cart wouldn't go into the elevator very easily, and the doors would shut on me before I could get the stuff in. This would normally have been fine, but we had over 7 bags on our cart, so it was quite a struggle with the horrible elevators in getting to our room. Upon arrival, we were greeted by the valet person who proceeded to put all our bags on the cart, then dropped us off by the elevator so we had to manage it ourselves. The Hotel Indigo is a chic hotel in downtown El Paso, TX, and has very warm and welcoming staff, & very chic decor. They (the attendees of such events) can be quite loud and rambuncious. The hotel is not passively forthcoming with this information, so perhaps it may be in your best interest to call the hotel prior to your stay to inquire about possible events that may be happening on the 5th floor. I stayed on a Wednesday stopping over for only a night, and they had quite the festivities going on downstairs, which could prove annoying to those who would like some peace and quiet. As a note, the 'Circa 1963' bar on the 5th floor (same floor as the lobby) is extremely popular with the locals (it seems, at first glance).

The amenities are great, and the service impeccable. By the time I got up to the lobby, he was waiting for me there and ready to assist me in bringing my belongings to the room with a very fiery 1yr old puppy. The moment I pulled into the valet parking area, Dabe Tkac was instantly helpful in assisting me with my various items I needed brought up to my room, while I took my dog out for a much needed potty break. First off, I was traveling, alone, from San Diego, with a 72lb Golden Retriever.

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