A 232-room Hotel Indigo in a former industrial waterfront sounds like the brand at its best... until you ask who's actually going to execute the "neighborhood storytelling" promise with a German operator who's never run a hotel in Sweden.
IHG just signed its first Hotel Indigo in Sweden with a 232-room new build in Stockholm's Kvarnholmen district, and the "neighborhood story" concept sounds gorgeous on paper. Whether a German operator on a 20-year lease can deliver a locally authentic Swedish experience three years from now is the question nobody at the signing ceremony asked.
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