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Kežmarok, Slovakia
Named Slovakia's Leading Boutique Hotel at the 2025 World Travel Awards, Hotel Hviezdoslav occupies a historic address on Kežmarok's main square. The property sits in a town that has long operated as a gateway to the High Tatras, offering travellers a grounded, architecturally rooted alternative to the mountain resort circuit. For those who want the Tatras region without the resort-block aesthetic, it presents a clear case.
Phuket, Thailand
Hotel IKON Phuket sits on Patak Road in Karon, carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction that places it in a recognized tier of Phuket accommodation. The property serves travelers who want a measured, design-conscious base within reach of one of the island's most established beach strips. Karon's mid-island position gives reasonable access to both the southern capes and the busier northern resort corridors.
Istanbul, Turkey
A MICHELIN Selected hotel on Terzihane Street in Sultanahmet, Hotel Ibrahim Pasha occupies one of Istanbul's most historically dense neighbourhoods, steps from the Hippodrome. The property sits in Istanbul's boutique accommodation tier, where scale is deliberately limited and the surrounding Ottoman streetscape does much of the work.
Omaha, United States
A Michelin Selected hotel in Omaha's downtown core, Hotel Indigo brings the IHG boutique flag to a city whose hotel scene has grown more competitive in recent years. Located at 1802 Dodge Street, the property occupies a recognized tier among Omaha's design-forward lodging options, drawing business and leisure travelers who want a branded boutique experience close to the central business district.
Stratford Upon Avon, United Kingdom
Hotel Indigo Stratford-upon-Avon occupies a period building on Chapel Street, placing guests within walking distance of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and the town's Tudor core. Michelin Selected in 2025, it sits in the design-led, character-property tier that has reshaped how visitors sleep in Shakespeare's birthplace. The address rewards those who want proximity to the theatre circuit without defaulting to a bland chain room.
Athens, United States
Hotel Indigo Athens sits on College Avenue in the University of Georgia's core district, holding a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction that places it in a small tier of recognized independent-spirited hotels in this college town. The property draws on the neighborhood's academic and cultural energy, positioning it as a considered alternative to generic chain lodging for travelers who want something rooted in place.
Bali, Indonesia
A double award-winner along Seminyak's beach strip, Hotel Indigo Bali Seminyak Beach holds both Regional Luxury Villa Resort and Country Luxury Beachfront Resort honours. The property sits in a Seminyak neighbourhood where international brand hotels and design-led independents compete for the same stretch of sand and the same well-travelled guest. For Bali's beachfront tier, the credentials place it near the front of that conversation.
Bandung, Indonesia
Set in the forested hills above Bandung at Dago Pakar, Hotel Indigo's West Java outpost has earned global recognition for its interior design, taking a Regional Winner award for Luxury Design Hotel and a Global Winner title for Best Interior Design. The property sits at the intersection of Sundanese cultural reference and considered contemporary architecture, making it the city's most decorated design-led accommodation.
Bangkok, Thailand
A Michelin Selected hotel on Bangkok's Wireless Road, Hotel Indigo sits in Lumpini at the intersection of diplomatic Bangkok and the city's most concentrated luxury hotel corridor. The property brings the brand's neighbourhood-story format to one of Southeast Asia's most competitive hotel markets, with a dining programme and design identity shaped by the area's distinct character.
Bath, United Kingdom
Hotel Indigo Bath holds a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025, placing it among a curated tier of hotels recognised for quality and character in one of England's most visited Georgian cities. Located at 2-8 South Parade, the property sits within Bath's historic core, offering a design-led alternative to the grander Georgian pile hotels that dominate the city's upper end.
Belgrade, Serbia
Hotel Indigo Belgrade occupies a position in the Serbian capital's upper-mid hotel tier that few properties in this city have historically managed to hold: design-conscious, internationally credentialed, and rooted in the pedestrian heart of the old city. A MICHELIN Selected property for 2025, it sits on Čika Ljubina Street within walking distance of Knez Mihailova, Belgrade's principal promenade.
Cardiff, United Kingdom
Hotel Indigo Cardiff occupies Dominions Arcade, a Victorian commercial structure on Queen Street, and holds MICHELIN Selected status for 2025. The property sits at the design-led end of Cardiff's city-centre hotel offer, trading on architectural character and urban location rather than scale. For travellers who want the building itself to be part of the experience, this is one architecturally specific option in the Welsh capital.
Chester, United Kingdom
Selected in the Michelin Hotels guide 2025, Hotel Indigo Chester occupies a position on Grosvenor Park Road where Roman city walls and Victorian architecture set the visual register for the stay. The brand's design-led approach translates the host city's layered history into a physical environment, placing it within Chester's small tier of hotels where aesthetic identity does real work alongside location.
Shangri-La, China
Michelin Selected for 2025, Hotel Indigo Diqing Moonlight City sits in Shangrila's Jinlong Community, where Tibetan architectural language meets the IHG brand's neighborhood-story design approach. For travellers crossing into Yunnan's high plateau from Lijiang or Lhasa, it occupies a specific tier: internationally recognized, locally rooted, and positioned above the area's standard transit hotels without reaching the full-service lodge prices of remote Songtsam properties.
Dundee, United Kingdom
Hotel Indigo Dundee occupies a converted Victorian mill on Lower Dens Mill, bringing the Michelin Selected property into a city mid-transformation. The adaptive reuse of industrial architecture places it in a distinct tier among Dundee's accommodation options, where design-led conversion work carries more editorial weight than standard hotel builds.
Durham, United Kingdom
The city of Durham is known above all for its picturesque historical attractions: the university, the castle, and the spectacular Norman-era Romanesque cathedral. In this environment, a rakishly modernist luxury boutique hotel might be accused of a certain insensitivity to its surroundings. Fortunately the Hotel Indigo Durham, though a luxury boutique hotel it is, commits no such faux pas: it’s set not in a decommissioned red-brick Victorian-era university building that goes by the impossibly charming name of Old Shire Hall. The rooms and suites are unmistakably modern in their design sense, but are full of historical references, whether in the décor, the artwork, the textiles, or even the architecture, some of them preserve the quirks of the hall’s original floor plan. And something like a freestanding copper bathtub can be historical and contemporary at the same time, especially when it’s displayed against the backdrop of a vast modern bathroom. Tempting enough, but it’s the restaurant that might just seal the deal. Hotel Indigo Durham features not just an ordinary hotel restaurant, but the Marco Pierre White Steahouse & Bar, serving upscale English and French fare in a dramatic dining room under the rotunda of the old Durham Council senate chamber.
Hakonemachi, Ashigarashimo Gun, Japan
A Michelin Selected property in Gora, Hakone's refined inland district, Hotel Indigo Hakone Gora positions the international brand's neighbourhood-story design philosophy within one of Japan's most storied onsen resort traditions. The hotel sits at the intersection of Western-brand familiarity and the region's deep thermal bathing culture, offering a calibrated entry point into Gora's tiered accommodation market.
Hangzhou, China
A Michelin Selected hotel on North Shui Cheng Road, Hotel Indigo Hangzhou Uptown translates the IHG brand's neighbourhood-story design concept into a city known more for classical lakeside retreats than urban design statements. The selection places it in a recognisable tier of internationally endorsed mid-to-upper properties that prioritise design coherence over resort scale.
Helsinki, Finland
A Michelin Selected hotel on Helsinki's Bulevardi, Hotel Indigo Helsinki - Boulevard occupies a stretch of the city where 19th-century architecture and a concentrated dining and design scene coexist. The property sits inside the IHG lifestyle portfolio, with neighbourhood-referencing design that connects it to the surrounding Punavuori and Ullanlinna quarters. It reads as a mid-tier lifestyle choice for travellers who want address over amenity scale.
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
On Queen's Road East in Wan Chai, Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island earns a place on the 2025 Michelin Selected Hotels list — a distinction that positions it within a small tier of independently recognised properties on the island. The hotel draws on its neighbourhood's layered character, sitting within one of Hong Kong's most historically textured corridors, between the financial core and the quieter residential streets that climb toward Happy Valley.
Inuyama, Japan
A Michelin Selected hotel in Inuyama's castle district, Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen Garden sits beside one of Japan's most intact feudal gardens and draws on its setting for a design identity that international-brand hotels in larger cities rarely attempt. For travellers treating the Nagoya region as a serious destination rather than a day-trip corridor, this is a considered base with genuine local weight.
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Winner of the Country Winner — Luxury Boutique Hotel award, Hotel Indigo Kaohsiung Central Park sits directly opposite the city's green centrepiece in the Xinxing District. The property belongs to a growing tier of design-forward urban hotels in southern Taiwan that trade scale for specificity, anchoring guests in Kaohsiung's distinct harbour-city identity rather than offering a generic business-hotel formula.
Karuizawamachi, Kitasaku Gun, Japan
Hotel Indigo Karuizawa holds a MICHELIN Selected distinction for 2025, placing it within the curated tier of Japan's resort hotel circuit. Set in Karuizawa's highland retreat zone northwest of Tokyo, the property brings the IHG-backed Indigo brand into one of Japan's most storied weekend escape destinations, where forest setting and food programme carry more weight than room count.
Kraków, Poland
Hotel Indigo Kraków sits at Filipa 18 in the city's Stare Miasto district, carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction that places it in a defined tier of design-led stays in the Polish market. The brand's neighbourhood-story format makes it a coherent choice for travellers who want a sense of place built into the room itself, rather than generic chain comfort layered over a historic address.
Larnaca, Cyprus
Hotel Indigo Larnaca holds a MICHELIN Selected distinction for 2025, placing it within a short list of Cyprus hotels recognised by the Guide's hotel programme. Positioned on Adonidos Street in the centre of Larnaca, the property connects guests to the city's seafront promenade and historic Finikoudes district within walking distance. For travellers who want design-conscious accommodation close to the salt lake and Hala Sultan Tekke, it represents a considered urban base.
Lijiang, China
Named Yunnan's Leading Boutique Hotel at the 2025 World Travel Awards, Hotel Indigo Lijiang Ancient Town occupies the Gucheng District, where cobblestone lanes and Naxi architecture set the scene. The property sits within the UNESCO-listed old town, placing guests inside one of Yunnan's most historically layered urban environments rather than at its edge.
Nagasaki, Japan
A Michelin Selected property on Nagasaki's storied Glover Street, Hotel Indigo occupies one of the city's most historically layered addresses. The IHG-branded hotel connects guests to the Meiji-era Western trading district while positioning itself within Nagasaki's small but growing tier of internationally recognised accommodation. A practical base for the Higashi-Yamate hillside and its portfolio of Dutch Slopes, churches, and harbour views.
Nanjing, China
A Michelin Selected hotel positioned within Nanjing's Garden Expo landscape, Hotel Indigo Nanjing Garden Expo translates the IHG brand's neighbourhood-storytelling design language into a setting shaped by parkland, water, and the thermal heritage of Tangshan. For travellers seeking design-conscious accommodation outside the city's central hotel corridor, it occupies a distinct position in Nanjing's accommodation tier.
Rome, Italy
On Via Giulia, one of Rome's most architecturally coherent Renaissance streets, Hotel Indigo Rome - St. George by IHG occupies a position that few addresses in the centro storico can match for historical layering. The property sits within the IHG portfolio's design-led Indigo brand, which favours neighbourhood character over standardised luxury. For travellers anchoring in the historic core, the address alone frames the stay.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
A Michelin Selected property on Ly Tu Trong Street, Hotel Indigo Saigon the City by IHG places guests in the administrative and cultural core of District 1, within walking distance of the city's most significant colonial-era landmarks and its densest concentration of restaurants, galleries, and evening venues. For travellers who want District 1 access without the scale of a major convention hotel, it occupies a practical middle ground.
Shanghai, China
Indigo is the InterContinental Hotel Group’s design-oriented boutique hotel brand, and a glance at the Hotel Indigo Shanghai on the Bund reveals that they’re not going halfway, these interiors are nothing if not eclectic, combining ancient Chinese elements with contemporary international design, and a refreshingly liberal use of color. The rooms and suites are full of high-end modern comforts, and many of them have impressive views of the skyline across the Huangpu River, as does the Char Bar and Grill, on the top three floors of the hotel, which is joined by Quay, a riverside café.
Singapore, Singapore
Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong sits on East Coast Road in one of Singapore's most character-rich neighbourhoods, where Peranakan shophouses and independent hawker stalls define the streetscape. The property has earned recognition at the country level for hotel management, positioning it among Singapore's more credentialed design-led stays outside the central business district. It offers a grounded alternative to the CBD's large-footprint luxury blocks.
Suzhou, China
Hotel Indigo Suzhou Grand Canal holds a MICHELIN Selected distinction in the 2025 guide, placing it within a small cohort of Suzhou hotels recognised for character and quality. Positioned in the Suzhou New District along the historic Grand Canal corridor, the property connects guests to one of China's most layered waterway cities. Booking through established channels is advisable given the hotel's recognition profile.
Suzhou, China
Hotel Indigo Suzhou Yangcheng Lake carries a 2025 MICHELIN Selected designation, placing it in a small tier of Suzhou properties recognised for quality and character. Positioned on Wanyue Street beside Yangcheng Lake, it occupies a setting that connects guests to one of the city's quieter waterside districts, distinct from the canal-heavy central core favoured by most premium properties.
Sydney, Australia
Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point by IHG sits on Kings Cross Road at the edge of one of Sydney's most character-dense neighbourhoods, earning Michelin Selected recognition in 2025. The property belongs to IHG's design-led Hotel Indigo brand, which anchors each property in local identity rather than corporate uniformity. For travellers who want proximity to the city's inner-east without the scale of CBD tower hotels, Potts Point offers a genuinely different orientation.
Zhongshan District, Taiwan
Hotel Indigo Taipei North brings the IHG design-led brand to Zhongshan District, one of Taipei's most architecturally layered neighbourhoods, with a MICHELIN Selected distinction for 2025 confirming its place in the city's upper-mid tier. The address on Zhifu Road puts guests within reach of Zhongshan's gallery strips, riverside parks, and the dense restaurant scene that makes the district a credible alternative base to the hotel-heavy corridors further south.
Tokyo, Japan
Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya carries a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction and sits at the centre of one of Tokyo's most commercially charged and culturally layered districts. Positioned on Dogenzaka in Shibuya-ku, the property occupies territory where neighbourhood energy is constant and the pace rarely slackens — a deliberate contrast to the quieter, imperial-adjacent hotels clustered further north around the Imperial Palace.
Tulsa, United States
A MICHELIN Selected property on South Elgin Avenue, Hotel Indigo Tulsa DWTN plants itself inside the city's Art Deco corridor, where the architectural ambitions of the 1920s oil boom left a streetscape that few American mid-size cities can match. The hotel draws its design vocabulary directly from that context, making it a considered base for anyone arriving in Tulsa with the built environment as part of the itinerary.
Verona, Italy
A Michelin Selected hotel occupying a grand early-20th-century palazzo on Corso Porta Nuova, Hotel Indigo Verona - Grand Hotel Des Arts sits at the intersection of historic architecture and contemporary hospitality. The address places guests within walking distance of the Arena and the old city centre, with the building's layered past giving it a character that purpose-built hotels on the same street cannot replicate.
Indianapolis, United States
A Michelin Selected property on East Washington Street, Hotel Indy sits at the centre of downtown Indianapolis with a design identity rooted in the city's architectural past. The building's layered aesthetic places it in Indianapolis's growing tier of independently characterful hotels, distinct from the large-flag properties a few blocks away. For travellers who want downtown access with more design intention than a convention-grade room provides, it occupies a clear niche.
