#Hotel indigo athens room full

But it can be very helpful for the hearing impaired that do have the doorbell activated as it can help prevent unwanted activations of the bell during times that the guest does not wish to be disturbed. When the door bell feature is NOT activated the on off switch appears to do nothing. In suite 402 (and presumably others similarly equipped rooms as well) there is a on/off switch under the door bell flasher (a white strobe type light next to the fire alarm light/alarm) so that a guest can temporarily disable the alerts such as when the do not disturb sign is on the door or at night. For the hearing impaired there are a number of rooms that are outfitted with special 'doorbells' that the front desk can activate that include flashing and auditory signals that someone is at the door.

#Hotel indigo athens room full

This hotel has a full assortment of ADA accessible rooms for Wheelchair, hearing impaired and many features that assist the visually impaired in accessing the facilities confidently and independently. All the floors are either concrete or hardwood and the carpeting in the hallways are low pile and provide minimal resistance for wheelchair users. This elegant hotel offers wide open spaces and a clean linear floor plan that makes navigating with a wheelchair, white cane and/or any other assistive devices a breeze. All of my stays at this hotel have been for multiple nights and I feel very comfortable and safe during my stay. The staff is amazing and very attentive and are truly there and willing to help 24 hours a day. When I stay at Hotel Indigo my disabilities are truly invisible and I am treated and feel just like any other guest who do not have physical limitations.

There are numerous additional accessibility features available and the kind and respectful staff that are willing to assist in what ever is needed to make the stay comfortable and accessible. This makes it easy for the visually impaired who do not read braille, such as myself, to find the desired floor and functions by touch. Also the elevator controls have raised numbers and symbols indicating the different functions and floors. I usually use a white cane to navigate and this hotel is highly accessible and has many features that make it a breeze to enjoy (such as the elevators that have voice notifications of which floor the elevator opening too and which direction the elevator is traveling next).

I have always booked a suite and it has always been well worth the extra money. In addition to being a Athens resident I am also a visually impaired guest who has had the pleasure of staying at Hotel Indigo in Athens 4 separate times since it opened in August of 2009. It also is a great place to plug in to the rest of the world when you want to have contact with other people via internet or other means. It is a great place to unplug from the digital world when you want to be alone and relax. For me it is the ultimate STAYCATION spot where I can go and get away from my small home based company for a few days and recharge and relax. I am a local Athens Georgia resident who lives 15 minutes from Hotel Indigo.