We've stayed in numerous hotels with our dogs and I've noticed there are many irresponsible dog owners out there who don't pick up their dog's poop.

It's a nice area because it would be very difficult to leave your dog poop there without someone seeing you. There is a nice area to take the dogs out to the bathroom, but you have to walk through the restaurant bar area so I felt sort of bad about it when there were people eating there. Parking is across the street, but the street is not very busy. There is a boat taxi area right outside of the hotel. They are probably told to do that, but it began to seem disingenuous. The front desk person was very friendly and seemed to welcome every person 'back' when they come in whether or not they had been in before. It’s scary for all people because of the fall risk. The shower is very slippery on the bottom and because it goes from floor to ceiling and it’s half glass and have shower curtain a short person would have difficulty maneuvering it. There may be a way around, but it was very confusing. If you put in 29 you get errors so you have to push it up or down to get to the other channels. The TV is big, but it must be 720p because the pictures are not very good and they have channels that are 3 numbers like 29.1, 29.2, etc. The remote was really annoying because you have to point it exactly at the right hand side of the screen. The TV remote did not match the TV so we could not put it on the correct channel. There is a nice light show on the buildings across the river. You can hear the train a little bit from the balcony, but not with the doors closed. The outdoor seating area and pool is lovely.

We had a small balcony, but there are some rooms with bigger ones that have chairs on them. We stayed on the river side and enjoyed a beautiful view of the river off the balcony. There were a lot of dust bunnies under the bed and the furniture is worn. I don't think the rug had been vacuumed recently. They are hardwood and you could feel the dirt on your feet walking around.

It was mostly clean, except for the floors. The Hotel Indigo San Antonio at the Alamo is owned by Gibbs Master Tenant, and managed by TNJ Management under a license agreement with a company in the InterContinental Hotels Group.Hotel Indigo is in a fabulous location because it's on the River Walk, but not in the main section where all the chain restaurants and bars are located. Additional properties are scheduled to be open in Liverpool, England, Glasgow, Scotland and Hong Kong. Hotel Indigo is also scheduled to open in Shanghai, China in august 2010.

With the addition of this property, there will be 35 Hotel Indigo locations open worldwide and more than 60 hotels under development. The hotel also offers casual gourmet dining, 24-hour business centers, a fitness center, and free wired or wireless high-speed internet access. Hotel Indigo’s standard signature features such as guestrooms with oversized beds, bedding, hard-surface flooring for a fresh residential feel, spa-inspired showers with Aveda products, and photo murals with local imagery have been included in this facility. Hotel Indigo's flexible design platform, Interpret Indigo, allows these properties to capitalize on the original structure of the building while also creating unique design elements inspired by the architecture and surrounding neighborhood. This historic building, which was the first office building in San Antonio, was built in 1909. The building has retained its original wood work and marble and has been refurbished into seven suites. Hotel Indigo San at the Alamo is situated at the historic 100-year-old Gibbs building, which has been renovated into a 91-room hotel property. Hotel Indigo, InterContinental Hotels Group's (IHG) boutique brand, has opened its second property in San Antonio, making it the fourth Indigo property in the state of Texas, US.

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