IHG opened the first boutique hotel in Frisco, Texas, last month, with the Hotel INDIGO Frisco. The Hotel INDIGO brand features unique properties reflecting the destination. The Frisco property celebrates the area’s roots in agriculture and the railroad industry, with history-inspired decor and distinctive accents.
The hotel is located near Frisco’s walking and biking trails, as well as several water features and one of the famous Frisco bridges. Additionally, it is across the street from the Frisco Convention Center and Dr. Pepper Arena.
“In bringing this boutique hotel to Frisco, our mission was to create a once-in-a-lifetime experience for all of our guests. We celebrate the stories, people and neighborhood that makes us who we are. We truly feel that our hotel guests are part of our neighborhood and contribute to our story and our community,” said Brian Harris, general manager, Hotel INDIGO Frisco.
With 110 guestrooms, the property offers amenities such as meeting space, on-site parking, dining and a bar and lounge. The property is also pet-friendly.
“The inclusion of the Hotel INDIGO Frisco is a wonderful tribute to the generations who contributed to the history and heritage of Frisco,” said Jeremy Day, vice president of hotel and golf operations, KPartners Hotel Management, which partnered with Hotel INDIGO Frisco. “We are grateful to be included with the other Hotel INDIGO’s across our brand that similarly represent and respect America’s history while dynamically meeting the needs of today’s explorative travelers and local communities.”
There are currently 64 IHG Hotel INDIGO properties around the world, with 61 additional hotels set to open by 2022.
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