Wonderful resort, great staff, awesome location in beautiful Boulder…read more Room was excellent and the spa is outstanding.

Good but not the best, and slightly disappointed for the price of treatments. I came visiting from…read moreout of town so my bestie and I both booked spa treatments here. We drove thirty minutes to boulder and she had the alpine massage which she raved about and loved but I had the mountain lavender massage and it was average at best. We had called the day prior to reserve the crystal mat for me and when I arrived they didn't have it. The lady doing my massage went out from the room, went to talk to some people and then came back and told me it was "in use". She then said she'd add on hot stones at no charge. They also cut my massage short as a result of it and yes we were about 4-5 minutes late but they were a bit disorganized. I paid for a 50 minute and really only got about a 30-35 minute and it wasn't all my fault. My therapist was alright but flustered and didn't ask me about pressure etc. It felt very rushed and I wasn't relaxed so for the price I paid I was honestly was pretty unhappy about it. Facilities were nice though- there is a sauna and steam room and you do get to use the hotel jacuzzi and pool. Again, to that add however the facilities were being taken up by a large bridal shower group and they were using all of the two personal change rooms and get ready space. It was very inconvenient to say the least and for someone paying, it felt like I was overlooked and maybe even a little in the way. I wouldn't be back based on the experience, for such a high end price tag I really felt service and experience would have been better. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend either.

We enjoy staying in historical hotels and the Hotel Boulderado is possibly the best one we have…read morestayed at. The staff- from valet to front desk to restaurant staff- were all friendly and helpful. Booked a historic suite with the most amazing balcony. The room was spacious and well done with historic touches all in place. The hotel is beautiful and well worth a stay!

This is the most amazing place we've ever stayed! You don't even have to leave your hotel…read more Restaurants, cafe, multiple bars in every nook and cranny, comedy shows, live music. We will def be back!!

The Hilton Garden Inn is a great stay option in Boulder! I stayed for two night while in town for a…read morework trip and had a great experience. It's a modern hotel with a large Lobby hang out space which I always appreciate. There is also a really great outdoor space with umbrellas for hot sunny days and string lights to set the vibes for night hangs. It's also in a great location, just a quick 5-10 minute drive to all the happenings on Pearl Street. The room itself was a decent size with double beds, but it didn't feel overly crowded. The beds and bedding were so comfortable after a long day! In the morning there is a buffet style breakfast and complimentary coffee. The coffee was actually so good! Overall, we had a wonderful stay here and it's a great budget-friendly option!

Check in was easy, but the front desk person seemed stressed out making sure she had all her papers…read morein order. Pros: The room was really nice. We got the corner unit top floor with a snack bag. I'm glad we purged on the extra. I was pleased with the room overall. I liked how the parking is underground and controlled. Cons: The front desk person did not tell us where the pool is and the elevator "directory" also did not say. We found out the pool is on P2, where parking is. Also we weren't told the bar will be closed, this is on a Thuesday night at 6 pm. We didn't think breakfast ended at 9:30, I thought I read 10. When we went down at 9:28 we were told very rudely to get away from the breakfast buffet. When I went down earlier the "buffet" consisted of potatoes, eggs, bacon, and sausage. Oatmeal was also provided along with maybe 5 different cold items.l I could have paid $16 for 2 pancakes and 3 pieces of bacon. Not worth it in my mind. Those pancakes though would have to have very special ingredients to make it worth it. Recommended? Maybe. I enjoyed the room and they do have room service. I didn't do it. But I would stay here again just for the room and the location.

We have stayed at this hotel every time we have traveled to Boulder and it has consistently…read moreprovided great service. Very clean, great breakfast, wonderful staff. Love the cleaning staff- all are friendly! We love this hotel and will stay here again. We travel with our dog and wr have never had problems.

Residence Inn 2550 Canyon Boulevard Boulder CO More…read moreexpensive than the Embassy Suites next door, where we have stayed previously. We booked this "newest hotel in Boulder" as an experiment. Not only more expensive that Embassy Suites, but there is an obligatory extra $30/night parking charge. There were many little annoyances that should not occur in a $300/night room - this is sloppy management: Internet did not connect - took a lot of wasted time attempting to connect, then 2 phone calls over 4 hours to get it to work. Hair dryer doesn't work to clear fogged bathroom mirror. No container anywhere in the room to hold water - no glass, coffee cup, paper cup, even bowl. Very small bathroom sink area. No USB C outlets despite this being the newest hotel. Don't bother with this place. Use Embassy Suites.

The location is amazing. It's on The Hill so it's within walking distance to restaurants and bars…read more It's pricier and the rooms are on the smaller side, but again the location made up for it. The rooms and bathroom were very clean. The valet guys were very friendly and FAST. I would definitely recommend staying here, especially for a couple. My daughter and I were there for student orientation but I'm keeping it in mind for the future. Morning coffee by the circular fire pit was my favorite part of our stay here.

We remain very pleased with Moxy Boulder. Front of house team continues to be excellent…read more We found that our room's HVAC struggled to cool adequately even though we left the shade down during the day. This site can be pricy depending on demand.

We stayed here for a weekend, and as big Marriott visitors, this one met our expectations!…read more We were welcomed when we first came in and check in went quick and smoothly. We had to interact with the front desk a few different things, and Blake was who helped us and he alone deserves a 5 star review! We had our room upgraded for free by him, as well as he helped us with getting some documents we needed printed. He did this without hesitation and was truly there for helping the guests. Our room, and the hotel as a whole, was clean and comfortable with a great view of the mountains! It also has underground parking for guests which we were able to utilize! The elevators only go to guest floors with a room key which is a unique but comforting feature as a guest, knowing not just anyone can come up to the guest floors. The hotel was quiet and we couldn't hear any other people in the hallway while we were in our room. The hotel itself has lots of things within walking distance and an easy drive to more restaurants. Boulder Mountain park is also a short drive away and provides for great views from the hotel itself as well! There's also a nice outdoor seating and fire tables at night which is a fun hangout spot for guests. If I had to give something to improve, our shower in our room was a little leaky and dripped while it was off. It wasn't a major issue but just something I noticed right away! The chairs in the Canyon Lounge are also were very uncomfortable to sit in while having a few drinks. Overall, I could see myself staying here on my next trip to Boulder!

Upon entry there was no wait. The desk clerk found the reservation quickly . I provided my Bonvoy…read morenumber and was given a room. The room was clean. Staff, facility and room were all excellent.

The staff at Foot of the Mountain Motel are the reason for my 5 stars. Everyone was friendly and…read morePatty went above and beyond to help me book my stay. The walls were a bit thin (ear plugs solved this), but you can not beat the location with Boulder Creek literally across the street, hiking trails nearby, and Pearl Street only a mile walk away most of which is along the creek.

We booked Friday and Saturday nights this weekend through Hotels.com. We were in Boulder for a…read moreconcert, and excited to stay in this cute looking place. Upon arriving, we were told there was no reservation for us, although we had a confirmation to show! We got a "Sorry, there is a system issue with Hotels.com (and the rest??), the manager's not available, and we have no other room available. She took our information for a future refund - that's it... It was graduation weekend for the university, and after scrambling and stress, we found only one night at another hotel that wouldn't have been our 1st, 2nd, or 5th choice! ): We had to leave a day early. Bad enough to put us in that situation, cut out trip short, but there needs to be more recompense that just a refund. We were NOT happy!!

Good for the money. Clean and had everything you need. In this economy it's nice a place like this…read moreexists. Took a star off because I woke up to the sounds of random loud machinery at 6am and it lasted for a while. Ruined my sleep for the day. It wasn't from outside the area it was something in the complex.

5 Stars for a basic hotel that may not look like much, but wins in terms of location, price, and…read moreservice. I was attending a conference in downtown Boulder, but looking for inexpensive, yet safe, accommodation. The reviews for Boulder University Inn were remarkably good for the price point, so I booked. When we arrived, I was a bit skeptical given the outside appearance. It looked like an old motel. Checking in at the front desk was easy and pleasant enough. It felt like a small, old school motel, which was different than the big hotel chains I'm used to, but it had its own kind of charm. The room was basic, but clean and comfortable. The real charm came from the service though. Samantha was at the front desk and when my sister and I asked about the safety of the area (in terms of walking to Downtown Boulder and back, possibly at night), she gave us great info and made us feel comfortable. Beyond giving us a quick lay of the land, we were extremely thirsty after a long walk and she was so kind as to offer us some extra complimentary waters. This was a small thing, but sets a small hotel apart from the big chains where no one has the autonomy to make someone's day with a little kindness. Overall, an affordable, safe, and decent hotel in Boulder that I'd definitely return to in the future!

Holy cow! What an awesome place! Dont think twice, this place is fantastic. Here are the quick…read moredetails of recent stay: - Save money and book your stay directly on Bradley Inn website - they have a neat service to text you updates and give you keycode to the front door - the hotel has a modern mountain cabin feel and is decorated nicely and up to date - the rooms are quaint and perfect for any getaway you're looking for - the staff is excellent, professional and nice. Also, they are great cooks! - breakfast is provided and diverse. It was a really healthy breakfast with vegan options and lists if there are any allergens to the foods - happy hour is provided most days and gives you an opportunity to meet other happy guests in the common area - you can play board games or pick a DVD (old school) provided by the hotel - Bradley is the manager and is very nice and attentive to each guest - The Inn does like to maintain a quiet and peaceful atmosphere which we enjoyed a lot. - the hotel is located one block from Pearl street and there is plenty to do right from the hotel - I will be back to visit and would recommend this Inn to everyone!

The location of the inn is perfect and the home itself divine. The room was sadly a huge…read moredisappointment. The trash can by the desk was full of Mucinex boxes and tissues. The lamp and clock on the chipped and stained nightstand were completely crooked which was odd. We thought for a moment that we walked into the wrong room. This $300 stay was in a room that can be seen at a $120 La Quinta Inn. I travel for a living and am in roughly 30+ hotels a year. I was thankful though that the bed and pillows were comfortable enough to sleep well in. The towels are rough and cheap or old maybe? The bathroom counter needed repair. Just overall not good. Upon first arrival to the inn we walked in to be greeted by one in tact and one half eaten small muffin on the food bar which I guess was the snack offering as it was on a little service dish not an individuals plate. Super uninviting. The parking was great though and appreciated. We did enjoy the Great Room a little while during our stay which was cozy. When we got back from our dinner on Friday evening just before 9pm we wanted a cup of hot tea for bed and there was no longer any hot water on the beverage bar. What a disappointment. I will also say the tea choices were worse than that at a Hampton Inn. Very basic and not even close to even what a mid level hotel offers. The breakfast was nice. Quiche looked amazing but by the time we came down to eat at 9:45 which I understand is 15 minutes before it ended - the warmer was off and the quiche was cold. We did grab a muffin which tasted like it was from Safeway or Costco but it helped as we were hungry. Instead we had to eat a light bite across the street at the cafe. Another disappointment. Overall what could and should have been a really special experience felt like a run down room with a mediocre breakfast experience. I came with my adult daughter to celebrate her 26th birthday and I have to be honest and say that I felt terrible that I chose this inn. We made the best of it and really enjoyed our time together just the same because after all that is what mattered most.

This was an overall good hotel. The inside was actually…read moreclean which was nice. The beds in the hotel room were actually decently comfortable and had good blankets that kept me warm. I was impressed by how many options of foods they had for breakfast. They had a chef that would cook omelets for you. The service here was great! All of the employees were very nice and helpful. There were two downsides to this place though: number 1: parking was very limited. There was only one parking garage with very small and tight spots. Number two: the bathroom doors were weird. They were slide doors that couldn't lock and there were cracks on the side of them making it super easy to see into the bathroom. Besides the two problems, this was a good hotel and I recommend staying at it.

We had a wonderful stay at Hilton Boulder. The hotel staff is welcoming and polite…read more Ours was an L shaped room with partial view of the mountains. The breakfast with ready to order egg dishes or toast and happy hour reception were highlights of our stay. Paid parking garage is available but free street parking can be found adjacent to the hotel.