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Hotel Indigo Extends Its Hospitality to The Woodlands

Rendering of Hotel Indigo.

A boutique hotel is Houston’s latest Instagram-worthy moment. The growing Woodlands area is now home to the new resort, Hotel Indigo.

The latest development was created by Esperanto Developments, who opened the first Hotel Indigo property in El Paso. With influences from the Dominican, French, and Italian missionaries, the hacienda architecture of the hotel digs deep into Texas’ history, and creates the perfect photo op. “We’re thrilled to offer an experience unlike anything that’s been done before in the Spring – Woodlands area,” exclaimed the hotel’s GM Brandon Kitchen, in a statement.

Dining at Hotel Indigo. 

Image: Hotel Indigo 

According to a release, 103-rooms occupy the new hotel with its own customized artwork, creating a unique picturesque feel for all who visit. Those wanting a luxury stay will have the option to choose from four different suites一all of which offer a living area, wet bar, a separate bedroom, and an en-suite bathroom.

Advertised as “your new home away from home” on its website, guests at Hotel Indigo can also enjoy the vast entertainment and recreation amenities. The hotel boasts an on-site fitness center, an outdoor lake-side pool with its own signature bar and restaurant, Crudo, cable/satellite TV in rooms, and Wi-Fi. Plus, your furry friends are welcomed, too. 

With an abundance of meeting rooms, facilities and equipment that fulfill every request for a company visit, Hotel Indigo is also the ideal location for business conferences, gatherings or events.

“We feel like we’ve created a space that reflects the best the community has to offer and one that our neighborhood can be proud of where travelers and locals alike can enjoy the hotel,” Kitchen concludes.

Hotel Indigo is located at 650 Basilica Drive, Spring, TX, 77386. Guests can begin checking in on November 28. For more information visit their website. 











Sofia Gonzalez
Sofia Gonzalez
Sofia Gonzalez is Houstonia’s food and travel editor, focused on the magazine's Eat & Drink and Travel & Outdoors sections. She joined the magazine in March 2024. She was previously an economic development, education, and diversity, equity and inclusion reporter at the Houston Business Journal, and the city hall reporter for Community Impact. In 2021, Sofia worked as an intern for Houstonia—creating the perfect full-circle moment to her role today. Sofia is a native Houstonian, massive foodie, and occasional gym junkie. You’ll often catch her roaming around town looking for new spots to try, at one of the local Black Swan Yoga studios, or her local gym. In her free time, she also enjoys reading and cuddling with all her pups.