We stayed here 3 nights while attending a Lifeonaire Retreat. Excellent rooms and facility...love the theme of this hotel chain that is on the Priority Rewards point system (Holiday Inn).

We took advantage of the free shuttle from the airport to the hotel. So we didn't have a rental car. The only down side was the bar/restaurant was not open for lunch and they did not prepare to be open for our event. There's only one restaurant in walking distance that's open only for lunch (pizza and sandwich shop...excellent grinders & salads). The hotel did provide a list of recommended restaurants, several of which the hotel shuttle would take you to though.

Dinner was excellent at the Hotel Indigo, but they were out of stock of many menu items which was disappointing as there were many unique items that we would have loved to try. The service was a bit slow, too. Thankfully they had some local wines and the bar tender was surprisingly very knowledgeable on them (didn't expect that for a hotel bar). Unfortunately, the bottles used for sampling had been open more than two weeks (yikes!) and so we had to gamble on which bottle we'd like to get (I guess they don't do many tastings LOL!). Fortunately we picked an excellent local wine and enjoyed it very much: we recommend the NC Cabernet Franc Merlot Blend from Divine Llama "In a Heartbeat".

The bed was truly amazing and was one of the best nights we've ever had at a hotel! The color scheme and murals throughout the hotel are very conducive to the relaxing environment they are seeking to provide.

Overall, it was very nice and refreshing to see something different. I look forward to checking out other Hotel Indigos and wouldn't mind at all coming back to this one.

My fiance and I stayed here two nights over the weekend. It was all around a really nice hotel. Gym is small but nice. Very clean. Not a great deal of machines - but not cramped and stable machines. We had a king size bed - so comfortable. The room was impecably clean. I especially liked the added touch - when I walked into the room - there was symphony music coming from the ipod/clock radio/docking station. Nice ambience. The lobby employees were also really nice and helpful. All in all a really nice stay. The hotel itself is also in a really convenient location, up on a hill but with access to interstates.

I've stayed at a few Indigo Hotels and am really liking the concept. The RDU location is no exception. The hotel offers free internet and has food available from a small bar/kitchen and most is available for room service. I found the rooms to be quiet, the beds very comfortable and the bathrooms fresh and bright.
The overall room experience does feel very beach-y and that can be jarring in November but it's a little picky of me to knock that.
Overall, a nice experience that makes me want to visit again.

The rooms are a perfect size. Not overcrowded by furniture. You have a real sense of space and very clean and bright. The retro hip lobby bar is a nice place to relax. If you are looking for a pool you might want to skip this hotel it was very very small I would highly recommend this hotel for business travel.