Hotel Indigo Tuscaloosa Downtown By Ihg, Tuscaloosa

Hotel Indigo Tuscaloosa Downtown By Ihg offers rooms designed for business and leisure travelers. Amenities include a lounge chair with ottoman, a 43' HDTV, a work desk with chair, USB ports, a bathroom with Aveda products and Kohler fixtures, and a Keurig beverage machine. Options range from rooms to suites, including disability-accessible and hearing-accessible rooms. Rooms include ironing facilities, heating, air conditioning, tea and coffee facilities, a sitting area, a terrace, a dining table, soundproofed rooms, garden furniture, and a sink. Bathrooms provide free toiletries. Each room has an AM/FM alarm clock, a flat-screen TV, carpeted or parquet floors.

The property provides a locally inspired Southern American dining experience. It showcases local favorites, fresh flavors, and dishes with a twist. Thirsty patrons can access craft beer from Tuscaloosa's local breweries, fine wines, and cocktails. Nick's in the Sticks offers Southern food.

Guests have easy access to the Tuscaloosa Riverwalk. It offers a path ideal for walkers and bikers. The hotel has a fitness center on the second floor with elliptical bikes, treadmills, and free weights. The Lookout is the hotel's rooftop bar with garage doors that open to the roof deck. The hotel also provides an ideal secondary viewing location at The Lookout. The path near downtown Tuscaloosa includes gazebos, picnic areas, and a splash pad.

Hotel Indigo Tuscaloosa Downtown overlooks the Black Warrior River. It provides easy access to the Tuscaloosa Riverwalk. The hotel is near the Mildred Westervelt Warner Transportation Museum (1 km), The old tavern museum (2 km), Coleman Coliseum (3 km), Kentuck Art Center (2 km), Bryant Denny Stadium (2 km), The Jemison-Van de Graaff Mansion (2 km), Monnish Park (3 km), Murphy-Collins House & African-American Museum (1.5 km) and Park at Manderson Landing (2.5 km). Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport is 100 km away.

Among the facilities are a restaurant, room service, and a 24-hour front desk, along with free WiFi throughout the property. The hotel built in 1938, hosts more than 300 shows a year. A top floor private meeting room offers 837 square feet of meeting space and opens to 2100 square feet of rooftop terrace space overlooking the Black Warrior River.