I've been booking my executive's car service with Joe's for several months now, and we truly…read morecouldn't be happier. While searching for reliable transportation to and from Denver International Airport, I came across Joe's Car Service and decided to give them a try and I'm so glad I did. From start to finish, the service has been exceptional. The booking system is simple and user-friendly, and if I make a mistake, their customer service team resolves it quickly and efficiently. The drivers are consistently on time, professional, and courteous. Since I manage logistics from several states away, it's a huge relief knowing I never have to worry about my executive's transportation. Ride confirmations and receipts are always prompt, and I have complete peace of mind knowing my boss is in great hands. At this point, he's likely met nearly all of the drivers, and he's had a positive experience with every one of them. I'm incredibly grateful to Joe and his team of respectful, competent professionals. I also appreciate supporting a small business rather than a large corporation. It makes the experience feel more personal and dependable. Joe's Car Service has been a huge asset to our travel logistics, and I sincerely thank everyone we've worked with. You truly take the stress out of travel.

Due to reviews I was a little hesitant to book & I should have followed my gut. Charged an extra…read more$30 for briefcase because it had wheels. Driver didn't say a word. Only found out when I got the credit card charge, totally shady. Zero customer service as other reviews mentioned.

They tell you "don't hesitate to reach out" but never responded to an of the 20 fuckin emails I…read moresent requesting someone call me immediately to resolve my issue fucked me on my refund and refuse to talk to me on the phone sending me bullshit invoices that clearly say I PAID and was not refunded for an amount and rental that is COMPLETELY unrelated I hate this fuckin company and I hope they never make another fuckin dime!!!!

I rented a car from Getaround, and received a car that had been recalled with the issue never being…read moreresolved. The issue, which was related to easy theft of the car, resulted in the car BEING STOLEN almost immediately after I first retrieved and parked the car. Not only did I not get to use the car for the duration of the rental, when I informed Getaround they told me that I WAS RESPONSIBLE TO RETRIEVE THE CAR FROM THE THIEVES (they have tracking and disabling devices on their vehicles), and then THEY CHARED ME FOR THE RENTAL, A "CLAIMS FEE" OF $100, AND AN REPAIR FEE OF $500!!! I've never received worse service. They have hung up on me and ignored emails and messages sent through the app, proceeding to charge me without my permission. If a car is recalled for any safety reason (imagine if it had been the brakes and I had been in an accident as a result of the disregarded recall!), it should not be rented to unsuspecting customers. AVOID THIS COMPANY AT ALL COSTS!!

It's a bold choice to not carry AWD/4WD vehicles in Colorado, but that's the situation with this…read morelocation. I had an Enterprise reservation and had to cancel since the closest Enterprise location with the appropriate vehicle is the airport. That would add a couple of hours to my drive. I'll be driving through the mountains and to be clear, when I made the reservation, the forecast was good. Now that there is weather rolling in, I had to make an adjustment for safety and because of traction law. Enterprise needs to get with the times if they are going to operate in Colorado. This choice they are making is absurd.

Customer beware: Avoid renting from this location under any circumstances. The staff here cannot be…read morerelied on. It's best to steer clear and find a more reliable place to rent from. Do not sign anything they put in front of you.

SIXT should rebrand as B&S (Bait & Switch) A week ago, I…read moremade a reservation for an economy class vehicle, since the price seemed right. There wasn't an economy car on site when I arrived. I was given the choice of upgrading for additional $200 or driving to the airport - roughly 40 miles & 15.90 tolls to "take your chances" and see if they had one. At least they let me cancel without penalty. Based on other reviews, I'm holding my breath whether I'll see the charge in my next CC statement. SIXT bases their Boulder office out of a Hotel near downtown. I have contacted the management to recommend they terminate SIXT's lease as it gives them sort of a bad rep

My experience was similar to Abraham S's: when I arrived they had no economy car available for a…read morereservation made weeks ago. The solution offered was to drive to another location -- either Denver or DIA -- or pay 350 - 500 dollars extra for a larger vehicle. Steer clear of this bait-and-switch scam. (One Yelp-required 'star' for zero-star service.)

My daughter is a Junior at CU Boulder and anytime me and the hubby visit we always stay here! The…read moreservice is top notch! The price is reasonable and the location is perfect! Couldn't imagine staying anywhere else!!

We had the best stay here, immediately upon arriving we felt right at home by the staff who were…read morevery welcoming. They truly thought of everything for our stay - they offered to carry us a tray of tea at night, they already had a fire set up and they made us to-go breakfasts the night before we left since we were leaving early the next morning. It was a seamless and comforting experience, definitely better than any typical hotel experience. 10/10 recommend :) thank you to whoever helped us with everything the whole time we were there, you are awesome! (I can't remember her name!)

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.

The Bradley is fine, provided you're not expecting a luxury hotel experience. This is an INN,…read morey'all. There are only 12 rooms. It's right off of the main drag of downtown Boulder. C'mon, folks. The pros: The staff are nice (and who really cares if a staff member is a little high, this is Colorado, per the other review--Bradley is a super nice guy and I never saw him stoned during my nearly one week stay) The breakfast is lovely--fresh fruit, oatmeal, yogurt, baked goods, and quiche--along with coffee, tea, etc. If it's your thing, you can have drinks around 5pm with some snacks Prime location in downtown Boulder with parking Lovely great room and office area The cons: Yes, the rooms are somewhat dated--I stayed in two different rooms, and one had some really worn carpet--but they're clean You can experience a decent amouont of road noise on the first floor, and I didn't have luck getting help with my suitcase up to the second floor (and I had a sprained shoulder, but it was manageable) They have wifi and now cable (along with DVD players, though I had to have them replace the DVD player) but no smart TVs if you are obsessed with that Overall, I'd stay here again...and I'm PICKY.

There are so many organizations that take students abroad these days, but I can say with absolute…read moreconfidence that Dragons offers the most unique, comprehensive, and life-changing experience available. I've been lucky enough to attend two of their programs, one 6 week summer course in high school, and one gap year semester before beginning college. "Attend" isn't even the right word; being a part of a Dragon's course is a full wake-up call to all your senses, a hands-on adventure that teaches students to engage deeply in the foreign world around them, and reflect on their own personal growth throughout the course. There isn't a day that goes by that I don't think back to my experiences abroad with Dragons, and how these courses continue to affect me. At school, I am in a number of leadership positions that require skills that I picked up through Dragons- communication skills, learning how to give and receive feedback, navigating my needs with the needs of a group, responding sensitively to a completely different way of life and set of values, and so much more. Dragon's taught me to always look for ways to raise the bar- to constantly question if I am living a life that is aligned with my values, if I am taking full advantage of all the opportunities around me. This skill couldn't be more valuable in a college setting, and I started college after 3 months in Indonesia with Dragons ready to get the most of my 4 years. There are many qualities of a Dragon's trip that makes it stand out from other programs, but in particular the staff at Where There Be Dragons are some of the most incredible and inspirational people I have ever met. My instructor team on both trips that I participated in remain some of my greatest heroes. Years after our trip, they still check in with me and remember specific goals that I was working on during our course. Having the support of adults who were so invested in my personal experience and how to help me make the most of it, every single day of the trip, was amazing. My mom is the perfect archetype of an over-caring and nervous parent, so the fact that she let me go on not one but two trips to a foreign country says a lot about this organization. If you are looking for a few weeks of coasting on bus tour, or visiting museums apathetically, or chilling on a beach for 6 weeks, don't choose Dragons. If you are ready for an all-consuming adventure that will challenge you, inspire you to raise your awareness of self and the world, find yourself living with homestay families so drastically different than yours but so willing to open their way of life to you, to make 15 of the best friends you've ever had, and to come home and be shocked with how much there is to love in your life, then sign up for any course with Where There Be Dragons. It's the best choice I ever made.

Last fall, I was a student on the Where There Be Dragons Semester course in Indonesia. I hadn't…read moreplanned on taking time off between High School and College, but my ED school (Middlebury College) accepted me with a gap semester. The idea terrified me, challenged me, and ultimately has been an incredible gift. The course with Dragons changed my life. One of the most incredible parts of Dragons courses are the instructors. Each program is made up of twelve students and a minimum of three instructors, at least one of whom is native to the country where the course is based. The instructors are chosen because of their experiences as travelers, teachers, and citizens of the world, and each came to the program with a wealth of experience in human rights, conservation, academics, and cultural building. All were wonderful, passionate people with a will to open our minds, widen our knowledge of this world, and to grow with us as we experienced the consciousness-expanding wonder of deep, informed travel. Whether the experience is four weeks or three months, being immersed in a new culture can be immensely challenging. It is so important to have quality mentorship in times of intense growth. Dragons recognizes this, and thus the instructors are people who can hold space for this kind of transformative opportunity. I found that, beyond being more than qualified to inform us on human rights issues, the environment, cultural tendencies in the developing and western world, and many more intellectual pursuits, the instructors were there to support us mentally and emotionally. They guided us, challenging us when necessary, but always there for us. They took care of us, but they also helped us learn to take care of ourselves. Another amazing thing about Dragons is the relationship they build with local communities. Everywhere we went Dragons sought to create a sustainable friendship that benefits students and locals equally. This certainly deepens the student experience as it opens up doors for friendships and mentorships. A homestay family that trusts Dragons as an organization will be more likely to get excited about sharing their world with a student. I will never forget the connections I made with parents, children, and friends as we traveled through Indonesia. In each community we studied the culture (religion(s), history, customs, political dynamics, and role of the western world in all of this), environment (conservation issues facing communities, the impact of these on their everyday lives, changes being made going forward, and our roles in these issues), and community (what are the health care and educational systems, how far away is the nearest hospital, how and what language do the children learn to read). We studied all of this through community interaction: we'd sit in on community gatherings, organize talks with the village head, midwife, shaman, workers, and professors, and we'd ask them to tell us about their lives and their world. We also set aside time to process with the group, to learn how best to handle the intensity of our experiences. The course had a great balance of time spent learning with the group and time spent exploring, hanging out, and integrating our experiences into a newfound awareness of self and the world. Each day we would come together for at least two hours to check in with everyone, take care of medical needs, and rediscover solidarity with our peers. When we needed it we would always make time to go snorkeling in the nearby coral reef, explore the regional volcano, sing songs around a bonfire, have a dance party, drink a coconut, and decompress. I know that this trip changed my life. On my own, I never could have made it to such remote and beautiful places, experienced so much depth in new cultures, made such close friendships, and internalized my experience as lasting inspiration. I have been blown away by the integrity and values exhibited by all the staff at Dragons, and I am so incredibly grateful to have been their student. Each student faced many challenges on this program: we went into the unknown and fought against our comfort zones. We pushed into growth and found that, as we were challenged, new worlds started to open up to us. New perspectives appeared, deeper empathy was felt, greater integrity was realized, and we were suddenly more mature, more moral, more in touch with our inner selves, and more sensitive to the lives of those around us in this vast, unpredictable, beautiful world. Having had this experience, I will never be able to live without thinking of myself in service to my community. I can't go back: I will always work harder in my friendships, find ways to explore, adventure, and deepen, and remember that I am a citizen of the world. I wish that more of my friends would do Dragons programs. I have complete faith they would find their minds and souls expanded by it, just as I have.

I came to this hotel late at night after driving to Boulder for emergency overnight care for my…read moredog. I was able to easily book a room using my Marriott points. When I drove up the front desk, staff was incredibly nice, and got me a bottom floor room at my request. Because the hotel is tucked away, it is also very quiet. The room was large and clean, there were lots of ports to charge my devices, and the bed was comfortable. I was able to get some needed sleep before heading back out to the vets. I really needed a safe and comfortable place to stay during a very stressful situation, and this hotel fit the bill exactly. And the breakfast is amazing. They had lots of options and even iced coffee. I all of the staff I encountered were friendly, smiled, and asked if they could help. I was so impressed. I have marked this is a favorite hotel and if I ever have to come back to Boulder for dog care or for fun, I will stay at this hotel.

When I stay at a Residence Inn, I'm not expecting spectacular. The room gave us the space for 4…read morepeople to move and sleep. But this place is definitely looking tired. From the rusting metal supports for the stairs to the couch with the arms that are actually about the fall off the couch itself. This was fine for what it was but there are so many other options in the area.

The Hilton Garden Inn was surprisingly nice! Maybe my expectations were low or my mind was in other…read moreplaces, but this hotel made for a pleasant stay. The hotel lobby appears recently remodeled and has lots of space for seating. The outdoor patio is even bigger, with fire pits, and tons of room for sitting al fresco. Near the front desk is a grab and go store with various snacks, drinks, toiletries, medicine, etc. Rooms are spacious and beds are comfortable. WiFi was efficient. The shower pressure was like getting hit by Niagara Falls and honestly I'm here for it! Only drawback for me was the loud air conditioning when it kicked in. Like, you had to increase the volume on the television, and then lower the volume when it stopped. I didn't take advantage of the amenities (pool, dining, gym) due to my work schedule. However we did hang out by the fire pits and these are a nice touch. Now, one of them wasn't working and the other was going in and out, but the fact they had them was a win. Personally not a fan of the parking situation underneath the hotel. It shares a lot with the other hotels and businesses, and the parking spaces are way too tight. Parking isn't included and charged to your room upon checkout. Pros are free coffee in the lobby, walking distance to The Buff and Twenty Ninth Street Mall, and overall an engaging staff willing to accommodate your needs. Would suggest this hotel for friends staying in Boulder!

This was one of the few reasonably priced hotels in the area and it ended up being a great option…read morefor us! LOCATION Within walking distance to a few restaurants and shops, and a few miles driving to Pearl Street Mall. LOBBY I loved the lobby vibe: bright, lively, and definitely geared towards a Colorado audience with climbing ropes and such for decor! I really like the amount of seating available here, and the variety: couches, tables, swinging chairs, etc. They even have some seating around gas firepits out in the open-air middle area. We had some trouble with the firepits coming on or staying on, but the staff did their best to help us get them working! ROOM The room is spacious! I was a little weirded out by the decor on the walls: drawings of random animals and topics? It was a bit busy for me - not the usual serene, simple hotel room. Great shower and water pressure, with decent quality shampoo/conditioner/soap. The whole bathroom seemed recently updated! The bed and pillows were comfortable. I LOVED that they had an openable window - great for getting fresh air in! Wifi worked well both in the room and the lobby. Overall, a great option in Boulder that won't break the bank!