Nestled on the shores of one of the busiest ports in early America, Hotel Indigo® Old Town 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 Alexandria hotel showcases the neighborhood's dynamic allure. Conveniently located minutes away from DCA and I-495, our hotel provides easy access to Washington D.C.
Take in the 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 people who shaped our nation’s history. Enjoy a gourmet meal at our feature restaurant, Hummingbird Bar + Kitchen, or stay active at our well-equipped fitness center.
350 sqft rm walk in shower fridge nsmk. Premium king room with Potomac River views. Includes complimentary wireless internet, mini-fridge, Keurig coffeemaker, IHG Studio connectivity, laptop safe, and iron/ironing board.
320 sqft rm walk in shower fridge nsmk. Standard two queen beds with historic Old Town neighborhood views. Includes complimentary wireless internet, mini-fridge, Keurig coffeemaker, IHG Studio connectivity, laptop safe, and iron/ironing board.
570 sqft rm walk in shower fridge nsmk. Premium king room with balcony overlooking the Potomac River. Includes complimentary wireless internet, mini-fridge, Keurig coffeemaker, IHG Studio connectivity, laptop safe, and iron/ironing board.
Steps away from the bustling King Street mile and over 200 restaurants and shops, fun is ready to find while staying at Hotel Indigo® Old Town Alexandria.
Tour Tall Ship Providence, grab a Capital Bikeshare and ride along the Mount Vernon trail, enjoy coastal seafood favorites at Hummingbird Bar + Kitchen, or cozy up at one of our outdoor firepits.
Alexandria's only waterfront hotel, Hotel Indigo® Old Town Alexandria, offers stunning sunrises from your guestroom window and enchanted evenings on the patio.
Or, take a waterfront walk to the last remaining riverside lighthouse in the Chesapeake Bay area at Jones Point Park.
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
There are few cities as marked by America's cultural evolution as Alexandria. Speckled with tobacco-era warehouses, antebellum antiquities, and the evidence of modern-day urban renewal, this picturesque town on the shores of the Potomac is a melting pot of history. Just minutes from the nation's capital, Alexandria has attracted historical heavyweights and titans of industry since its foundation in the 18th century. In more recent history, Alexandria has witnessed the emergence of a vibrant arts culture, lively music scene, and a chef-driven culinary movement serving up regional favorites made from fresh, local ingredients.
Walk along the water to discover the African American Heritage Trail, watch artists master their craft in real time at the Torpedo Factory Art Center, and return for waterfront dining at any of the local restaurants at Waterfront Park or Hummingbird.
Stroll historic King Street for shopping, dining, history and architecture. The walkable mile culminates at King Street Metro Station and the George Washington Masonic National Memorial with an observation deck offering 360° views of Alexandria and the Potomac River.
Take in the coastline of Alexandria from the Potomac River on board Tall Ship Providence. Grab a kayak or paddleboard for some exercise at Bell Haven Marina, or hit the Mount Vernon Trail to Jones Point Park and find an original District of Columbia boundary stone.
Enjoy the outdoors at this historic landmark estate, gardens and museum. Six minutes down the road is George Washington’s Distillery, once one of the largest whiskey distilleries in America. Extend your stay and experience year round events with Virginia Wineries and Alexandria based Craft Breweries like Port City Brewing Company.
Set sail on the Potomac River Boat Taxi to National Harbor and MGM Casino. Travel upriver to the revitalized Wharf in Southwest DC, historic Georgetown or Nat’s Park for a game or concert and Audi Field for major league sports action.
Grab a Capital bikeshare or metro train to the National Mall and explore the national memorials, monuments and museums for an easy day trip from your Old Town Alexandria hotel.
