The full council meeting where a hate crime motion debate erupted in controversy (Image courtesy: Bradley Gerrard
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October 2, 2020 - Work was under way to transform the former House of Fraser store in Exeter into a new Hotel Indigo, part of the Intercontinental Hotels Group.
The building, which had been vacant since the retail chain moved out in November 2019, was being converted into a new branch of Hotel Indigo, complete with rooftop bar, and two restaurants including a 360-degree glass dining space.
The 1950’s building was acquired by local wealth management firm Prydis who signed a deal with IHG to bring the Hotel Indigo brand to Exeter.
Anna Corkill, Director, Development, UK & I, IHG, said at the time: “We are excited to bring Hotel Indigo to Exeter. Boutique hotels are as popular as ever in the UK, with guests looking to stay in something unique when they travel.”
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