Indigo Road Hospitality Group opens hotel in Charleston

The hospitality group collaborated with King and Society Development, led by Troy Barber, in the completion of the Richemont, according to a news release. Partners in the development also included Sean Hartness, David Hartness, PJ Kane and Peter Ulber

“King and Society is thrilled to partner with Indigo Road on Hotel Richemont and Two Bit Club,” Troy Barber, founder and partner of King and Society Development, said in the release. “Indigo Road has a proven track record of success, and we are eager to bring these two exciting additions to the central King Street neighborhood.”

Located on Society Street in downtown Charleston, The Richemont has 25 rooms including suites with kitchens, living rooms and private bedrooms, the release said.

The Indigo Road Charleston restaurants include Two Bit Club, Post House, Brasserie La Banque, Edmunds Oast Restaurant, The Kingstide, Indaco, O-Ku and Oak Steakhouse, according to the website. Local bars and cafes owned by the hospitality group are Bar Mash, Bar Vaut, Daniel Island Market Eatery, Mercantile and Mash, and the Cocktail Club.

Other hotels operated by The Indigo Road in the Lowcountry are Post House and, coming soon, The Bellinger, along with venues One Broad, The View at Morrison Yard and The Cedar Room, according to the website.