The hotel Indigo is a very nice hotel. I would suggest this hotel to everyone except for those who have a hard time walking. The hotel sits about eight blocks from the heart of the shopping district, so you do have to walk a bit. However, the Indigo sits in a quiet little neighborhood and we found it to be a great location. If your looking for night life there were six or eight bars one block away. Our room was very nice, we had a king size bed which was very comfortable. We liked the fact the room had wood floors rather than carpet, it felt cleaner than a carpet. And it looked neat too. The soap and shampoo was Aveda. The only thing that I think could be upgraded was the TV. A flat screen would have been nice. I didn't eat at the restaurant, but I did use the business center, which was fine. Overall I would give this hotel very high marks. It's not the Ritz Carlton but for a weekend getaway to Chicago it was perfect. Will definitely stay here again.

Great hotel, great location, great price! We only stayed one night but found the Indigo to be chic, priced right and in a great location! Only a few blocks from the (red line) subway station @ Clark & Division and right in the heart of the action at Rush/Division, etc. etc.. Highly receommended.

Hotel Indigo Gold Coast is a weak attempt at a boutique hotel, since at core it has budge underpinnings. Elevators are slow and one is often sharing them with cleaning staff. Room was quiet but bright color scheme is annoying. No desk was available, causing one to use a table that was unfit for laptop use. No room service available in between lunch and dinner. Bathroom had only a small shower and smelled of mold (including mold spots on ceiling). Wireless printing service does not work as advertised. And to top it all off, front desk staff at 5am had to be AWAKENED in order to move from the couch (where he had been sleeping) to process my checkout. Overall, an awful experience and a horrible way to spend $400 for a poor one-night stay. STAY AWAY.

After an eight hour flight from London it was nice to be greeted by a cheerful and efficient member of staff. This was our first stop on a 2800 mile road trip and it was nice to kick off the trip by staying in this unusual hotel.

The hotel decoration is bright throughout which gives the impression of plenty of space. The furniture is designed perfectly to add to the decor.

Our room although not small was an unusual shape which made a change from the rectangular boxes offerd by the larger chain hotels. It was clean and well maintained.

The advantages of the hotel are, that it is situated on the edge of the main districts of Chicago. About three blocks from the shore of Lake Michigan and about a quarter mile away from some good restaurants on State Street. We walked back from the Wrigley Building in just over an hour and this included stops for window shopping. The John Hancock Tower is no more than a fifteen minute walk. If you do not feel like walking there is a CTA station on the corner of the next block with services downtown.
It offers restaurant and bar services, the breakfast whilst adequate was a little on the expensive side, although nothing compared to New York prices.

Disadvantages. The hotel could do with some double glazing because although it is tucked away in a nice suburb the general city noise from the main streets can be heard. Also if like us your room is situated near the elevator these have an annoying habit of ringing a bell everytime they pass your floor.

In general though I would recommend this boutique style hotel to anyone wishing to spend some time in Chicago.