InterContinental Hotels Group's (IHG) boutique hotel brand Hotel Indigo continues to grow in Germany, with the signing of Hotel Indigo Düsseldorf-Victoriaplatz following two successful openings in Berlin earlier this year. Hotel Indigo Düsseldorf-Victoriaplatz will operate under a franchise agreement with LFPI Hotels Management Germany GmbH. The 126 room hotel is a conversion from the Lindner Rhein Residence into a Hotel Indigo, and will open in 2013.
Dusseldorf's first Hotel Indigo will be
located on the famous Kaiserswerther Strasse in the lively and trendy district of Pempelfort, which is known for its bars and restaurants. The city's major tourist attractions, cultural sites and boutique fashion shopping areas are all within walking distance, and the hotel will be a five minute walk from the Victoriaplatz/Klever Strasse underground station. IHG's Development Director for Germany, René Schappner, said Dusseldorf was an ideal city for the Hotel Indigo brand. "Dusseldorf is an international business and financial centre, known for its trade and fashion fairs. The city is also known for its cultural offerings, including the Academy of Art and the NRW-Forum in art, architecture and design. "Dusseldorf doesn't have many boutique hotels, so it's a great opportunity to introduce Hotel Indigo. Each hotel is uniquely designed to reflect the community, character and history of its surrounding area. Hotel Indigo Düsseldorf-Victoriaplatz's design will be inspired by the numerous fashion stores and showrooms around Dusseldorf's Fashion House and the Kaiserswerther Strasse."
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located on the famous Kaiserswerther Strasse in the lively and trendy district of Pempelfort, which is known for its bars and restaurants. The city's major tourist attractions, cultural sites and boutique fashion shopping areas are all within walking distance, and the hotel will be a five minute walk from the Victoriaplatz/Klever Strasse underground station. IHG's Development Director for Germany, René Schappner, said Dusseldorf was an ideal city for the Hotel Indigo brand. "Dusseldorf is an international business and financial centre, known for its trade and fashion fairs. The city is also known for its cultural offerings, including the Academy of Art and the NRW-Forum in art, architecture and design. "Dusseldorf doesn't have many boutique hotels, so it's a great opportunity to introduce Hotel Indigo. Each hotel is uniquely designed to reflect the community, character and history of its surrounding area. Hotel Indigo Düsseldorf-Victoriaplatz's design will be inspired by the numerous fashion stores and showrooms around Dusseldorf's Fashion House and the Kaiserswerther Strasse."
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