Hotel Indigo is newly opened hotel located in Diamond District of Tel Aviv in Israel. Its elegant and colorful interior design is just one of the reasons why is this hotel worth visiting
Upon entering, guests are welcomed in hotel lobby decorated in dark and bright combination. From granite floor to dark walls and colorful furniture, this hotel lobby design is warm and welcoming, just like any hotel lobby should be.
Top floor offers luxury rooftop terrace with amazing swimming pool which only gets more romantic as the sun goes down and city lights on surrounding buildings go on. There is also hotel restaurant, with dark decor walls and white furniture. All those beautiful photos of hotel interior design are brought to you by Itay Sikolski.
"As IHG’s boutique brand, every Hotel Indigo property is designed to reflect the local neighbourhood – no two hotels are the same. Hotel Indigo Tel Aviv – Diamond District’s 91 individually designed guestrooms echo the local area, and the building’s urban design is inspired by the city’s iconic stone: the diamond. Incorporating the glamour and style of the city, design features throughout the hotel are inspired by the precious gem, with murals located throughout the hotel, dedicated to some of the world’s most famous diamonds.
After a busy day exploring one of the most dynamic and exciting cities in the Middle East, guests can choose to rejuvenate themselves in the diamond-inspired Clarity Spa, soak up the sun on the hotel sundeck, or enjoy the fabulous skyline views across the Mediterranean Sea from the luxurious rooftop glass swimming pool. The French-Mediterranean restaurant, Blackstone Bistro & Lounge, named after the original, raw formation of a diamond, offers a selection of delicious locally sourced food and drinks and is open to locals as well as guests to enjoy. The menu is served in an atmosphere that changes to match the city’s mood: from a relaxed breakfast and a lively lunch, to the place to be seen as the night unfolds. Free Wi-Fi access is available throughout the hotel so guests can keep up to date online or relax with their own music selection at the iPod docking station.
Upon entering, guests are welcomed in hotel lobby decorated in dark and bright combination. From granite floor to dark walls and colorful furniture, this hotel lobby design is warm and welcoming, just like any hotel lobby should be.
Top floor offers luxury rooftop terrace with amazing swimming pool which only gets more romantic as the sun goes down and city lights on surrounding buildings go on. There is also hotel restaurant, with dark decor walls and white furniture. All those beautiful photos of hotel interior design are brought to you by Itay Sikolski.
"As IHG’s boutique brand, every Hotel Indigo property is designed to reflect the local neighbourhood – no two hotels are the same. Hotel Indigo Tel Aviv – Diamond District’s 91 individually designed guestrooms echo the local area, and the building’s urban design is inspired by the city’s iconic stone: the diamond. Incorporating the glamour and style of the city, design features throughout the hotel are inspired by the precious gem, with murals located throughout the hotel, dedicated to some of the world’s most famous diamonds.
After a busy day exploring one of the most dynamic and exciting cities in the Middle East, guests can choose to rejuvenate themselves in the diamond-inspired Clarity Spa, soak up the sun on the hotel sundeck, or enjoy the fabulous skyline views across the Mediterranean Sea from the luxurious rooftop glass swimming pool. The French-Mediterranean restaurant, Blackstone Bistro & Lounge, named after the original, raw formation of a diamond, offers a selection of delicious locally sourced food and drinks and is open to locals as well as guests to enjoy. The menu is served in an atmosphere that changes to match the city’s mood: from a relaxed breakfast and a lively lunch, to the place to be seen as the night unfolds. Free Wi-Fi access is available throughout the hotel so guests can keep up to date online or relax with their own music selection at the iPod docking station.
Design by Itay Sikolski.
