Hotel Indigo’s whole brand is “the neighborhood, as a hotel,” and the Omaha outpost leans into it. The building dates to the 1910s, when it served railroad travelers in Omaha’s bootlegging-era downtown; today it’s reimagined with local art, bold design, and nods to that history everywhere.
The draw, beyond the rooms, is Anna’s Place — a speakeasy-style bar hidden behind a market storefront off the lobby, all dim lights and strong drinks. The Three Card Monte restaurant covers breakfast through late cocktails, and the location at 18th and Dodge puts the Old Market, CHI Health Center, and Creighton all within easy reach.
Pet-friendly, free airport shuttle, black car service on request. It’s the downtown boutique pick for travelers who want personality over polish.