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Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown

Smoke-free boutique hotel at 683 Peachtree St NE, directly across from the Fox Theatre, with a lobby bistro, pet-friendly rooms and its own dog park.

Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown

What it is

Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown is a smoke-free boutique hotel at 683 Peachtree Street NE, directly across from the Fox Theatre. The hotel takes its design cues from the theatre and the neighborhood’s arts scene, with murals, wood floors and rugs in the rooms, 43-inch TVs and free Wi-Fi. It also describes a location near Technology Square and its major employers.

Food and drink

683 Midtown Bar and Bistro is in the lobby. It serves Southern-inspired breakfast and dinner, with Jittery Joe’s coffee and fried green tomatoes called out as a signature. The music-themed bar pours craft cocktails, beer and wine and is pitched as a pre-show stop.

Pets and amenities

All rooms are pet-friendly, and the hotel has its own dog park and a dog menu. There is a fitness center on site.

Before you go

Check-in is at 3 p.m. and check-out at 11 a.m. See rooms and rates on the Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown page.

Boutique IHG property a half-block north of the Fox Theatre on the same Peachtree block as Lyla Lila. Caters to theatergoers, business travelers, and downtown weekenders looking for a smaller-scale alternative to the convention hotels. Walking distance to the Fox marquee, Publik, and the full SoNo dining strip.

Contact

Business details

Address
683 Peachtree St NE
Atlanta, GA 30308

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Phone
(404) 874-9200

Website
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downtownATL History

  • Pringle and Smith designed the 12-story Art Nouveau building, begun in 1924 with brick, limestone and terra cotta, and 143 guestrooms. Historic Hotels of America
  • It opened in 1925 as the Carlton Apartments for single men, and the top three floors were headquarters for the Bell House Boys fraternity. Historic Hotels of America
  • Colonel Charles H. Cox bought it after the fraternity moved out in 1929 and reopened it as the Cox-Carlton Hotel in 1930. Historic Hotels of America
  • In 1981 Russell Carlton Cox bought it for $2.2 million, renamed it Hotel York of Atlanta and added a restaurant and cabaret. Historic Hotels of America
  • It was sold in 1985 and ran as the Days Inn-Peachtree into the mid-2000s. Historic Hotels of America
  • Hotel Indigo bought it in 2004, renovated it, and reopened it as Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown in 2006, the year it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Historic Hotels of America
  • It joined Historic Hotels of America in 2021. Historic Hotels of America

Sources: Historic Hotels of America: History of Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown

Map

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