Hotel Indigo Old Town Alexandria

The exterior of a modern four-story Hotel Indigo building with tan and red brickwork, large windows, green trees, and a clear blue sky.

A man stands behind the front desk in a modern hotel lobby with a wooden accent wall, hanging lights, and a Hotel Indigo sign. A framed picture hangs on a blue wall nearby.

Modern hotel room with a large brown leather bed, white bedding, colorful pillows, striped rug, TV on a dresser, armchair by a window, and a work desk with a lamp. Light wood flooring and bright natural light.

Modern conference room with a long dark table, beige swivel chairs on both sides, notepads and pens at each seat, glass vases as centerpieces, large windows with curtains, and a wall-mounted TV at the end.

A modern conference room with a large white table surrounded by eight chairs, a built-in wooden bookshelf with decorative items, a gray armchair, blue carpet with a geometric pattern, and floor-to-ceiling sheer curtains.

A modern, well-lit classroom with several rows of empty desks and beige chairs. Each desk has a notepad and pen. Large windows with sheer curtains let in natural light.

A modern indoor space with gold handrails, beige floor tiles, wood slat ceiling, and a large blue wall featuring white architectural blueprints and white text, next to a window with greenery outside.

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Nestled on the shores of one of the busiest ports in America, Hotel Indigo® Alexandria is a charming enclave of colonial treasures and historic waterfront architecture. Between Old Town’s iconic cobblestones to the north and the Potomac’s storied banks to the east, our boutique hotel showcases the neighborhood’s dynamic allure.

Traces of Alexandria’s colonial past are evident throughout the hotel, but the story got subterranean when crews unearthed a 50-foot vessel during construction. According to archaeologists, the ship was abandoned in the late 18th century and served as a crucial part of the process responsible for extending the waterfront.

Take in views of the river from our guest rooms or from the restaurant overlooking the water, then head out to explore the quaint streets of Alexandria, once home to George Washington and Jim Morrison.

Our space can be used for a small reception or banquet and classroom or boardroom style meetings. The restaurant has a private dining room and all of our spaces have natural lighting.

ALX EXTRA PERKS PARTICIPANT
Additional perks and disclaimers: Minimum of 20 rooms required, Free Wi-Fi in guest rooms and meeting rooms, 50% discount on audiovisual. Offer includes two upgrades at group rate with welcome amenities.

View some of Hotel Indigo’s hotel room accessibility information collected through a July 2024 partnership with TravelAbility.