Hotel Indigo Dundee to undergo £1million refurbishment

Hotel Indigo Dundee, an IHG Hotel — Photo by IHG

Percor Capital, owners of Hotel Indigo and Staybridge Suites Dundee, are to commence work on a £1million refurbishment of the IHG dual-branded site in Dundee's city centre.
This will see the addition of a brand-new, state-of-the-art hotel bar, Eighteen Twenty-Two, alongside the existing Daisy Tasker restaurant, plus a new look lobby and additional guest parking.

The brand-new bar, Eighteen Twenty-Two, harks back to the hotel's history, marking the date the building first opened as Dundee's oldest, and at the time, the world's largest linen mill. The bar will offer guests a stunning location to enjoy a selection of wines, beers and spirits with a mix of local home-grown Dundee brands showcased on the menu alongside well-known favourites.

In addition, they will also be serving an exclusive Whisky library focusing on Scottish Whiskies, locally produced gins and a carefully curated cocktail list celebrating the best of local brands and ingredients. Visitors will also be able to enjoy welcoming, locally sourced dishes on the new bar menu including toasted bagels and flatbreads, bite-sized burger sliders and homemade house favourites such as pork and black pudding sausage rolls and haggis Scotch eggs.

The newly refurbished lobby in the stylish, boutique Hotel Indigo will include co-working spaces with sought after city centre parking, branded coffee, and pastries available to purchase throughout the day. Work on the Eighteen Twenty-Two bar and new hotel reception is due to commence early February and expected to be open during Easter.

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