The 100-room Hotel Indigo is located in San Jose’s upscale neighbourhood of Santa Ana, one of the city’s fastest developing areas and a base to visit some of the world’s most compelling eco-tourism destinations.
 
Uniquely designed to reflect the local culture, character, and geography of the surrounding area, Hotel Indigo San Jose Forum showcases Costa Rica’s tropical climate and natural settings by incorporating oversized artistic images of tropical flowers, waterfalls, coffee beans, and dynamic elements of the rain forest throughout the hotel. The use of water features at the main entrance and lobby along with contrasting colours and different textures from the floors to the ceiling are an understated homage to the country’s natural resources.
 
From the locally-inspired murals to the seasonal renewal programme where the images, music, scent, and menu items change four times a year, Hotel Indigo delivers a ‘vibrant, engaging and genuine boutique experience’.
 
The hotel is located at the Del Centro Empresarial Forum Dos, the city's latest commercial office development which provides business and leisure travellers easy access to shopping, coffee houses, and gourmet restaurants.
 
Hotel Indigo San Jose Forum also provides meeting facilities, a 24-hour business centre, a sauna and spa, an outdoor swimming pool, and well-equipped fitness studio.
 
Dining options include the Golden Bean Restaurant, which serves international and local dishes, and Phi Bar & Lounge, a causal gourmet bistro and full-service bar.
 
“Through Interpret Indigo, the brand’s flexible design concept that works with adaptive reuse, mixed-use, new builds, and conversions, each hotel is distinctly different from neighbourhood to neighbourhood and country to country,” says Janis Cannon, Vice President, Global Brand Management, Hotel Indigo. "From London Paddington to San Jose, Hotel Indigo is delivering a highly-differentiated and upscale hotel experience to guests and developers across the globe.”

The Hotel Indigo San Jose Forum Costa Rica is owned by Prime Holding under a license agreement with IHG (InterContinental Hotels Group).

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