I got married to my husband here. Great experience!. We and our guests had a wonderful time.read more

We attended a New Year's Eve party here, but did not stay at the hotel…read more The event was top notch with plenty of food and drinks and a dance floor to accommodate a large party of people. The did a great job of curating a wonderful event

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!!

Stayed at Hotel Boulderado in Boulder, Colorado and had a mixed experience. The hotel itself is…read morehistoric (over 100 years old), and that shows, particularly in the lobby. The rooms are very ordinary, not as they appear when you are booking. It's also in a great location--very close to the University of Colorado Boulder and walkable to a lot of shops and restaurants. The lobby is definitely the highlight--absolutely beautiful with intricate details, a vintage glass ceiling, and a grand, elegant feel that gives you a sense of the building's history. Our room was clean, and the bathroom was also well-maintained. The surrounding area felt safe, which we appreciated. That said, the room itself was a bit dark, which seems pretty typical for many American hotels. The biggest downside for us was the required valet parking. It meant we never really had easy access to our car unless we wanted to go through the hassle of requesting it every time. Because of that, we ended up just using Uber the whole stay. Personally, I would much rather just pay to park and have direct access to my own vehicle. To be fair, the valet staff were always very friendly and welcoming whenever we came and went. We also ran into some minor inconveniences--there didn't seem to be enough robes, towels, or washcloths available during our stay. Overall, it was fine for a short visit. The lobby is stunning and the location is excellent, but the valet situation alone would make me choose somewhere else next time.

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!

Came to Thursday evening adventure yoga here. Despite the rain we had a great time. It was a…read morereally nice flow, some fun background music and then a free beer after! There's also a food truck parked outside and the DJ kept playing while we all drank our beers. Really beautiful setting for some nice evening yoga!

The dirt entry road should have been my first clue... If you are a true outdoor adventurous, and…read moreyou do not mind hostile style sleeping or dirt roads or just completely laid-back housing on your vacation. This is the place for you. For me, I should have read the small print! $$ First of all... The young lady at the front desk had to deal with me after I had not slept for 36 hours, I have to give her a very high rating for fixing my reservation and allowing me to sleep in one of the cabin room for one night instead of on a hostel cot in a unit with five other people. I did go out and make a reservation at a different establishment for the other two nights that I was going to stay in Boulder. Second of all, I just needed to sleep... So this was a perfect place to lay my head until the morning. The three stars is definitely for the staff as they were very kind and very accommodating. I don't know how to rate the room itself. The railing that led to my room was rickety so I did not use it to climb the stairs that were also questionable. The room itself and the bed and linen were clean, but the floor of the tub was so brown that I could not take a shower in it. The TV did not work, and there was no air-conditioning. They did supply a box fan, which I set up in front of the TV (that was not functional) and slept with the fan blowing on me all night. Yes, I was in Colorado, but during the summer it's as warm as Georgia! For those of you who hate your phone, this is the perfect place for you as there is NO... And I mean zero... Cell service. The bright side is, is that they do provide Wi-Fi So there you have it! Enjoy life, make lots of memories, and safe travels

My friend and I stayed at this hotel when we visited Boulder for 4 nights. We got the king room…read morewith a Mountain View, and it came with an amazing view! The room was very clean and the front staff checked us in quickly. There is $25 charge for parking per day, but they do have an u ground parking garage that connects directly to the elevator which makes it easily to go back and forth. They do have a hotel breakfast which was alright but had plenty of options. The room was spacious enough and the bathroom was great! Only wish there was a shower door to fully close but it was manageable. The kitchen area was fully stocked with dishes and utensils. This seemed like a fairly new hotel and was located in walking distance of many different attractions.

Very nice and new property for a residence inn. The lobby is sleek and comfy, the pool area with…read morehot tub was a nice end to the day. Room was well designed, only down side was the door didn't block out hallway noise much at all, but halls were quiet. The front desk service was super friendly and made the whole experience the best

Modern venue with great vibe steps from CU Boulder Campus…read more We were thrilled with our stay at Moxy Boulder. Cozy rooms with enough space for bed, small desk and shower-only bath. HVAC controls worked well. Comfortable bed. Only nitpick on physical plant is low water pressure for the shower and overly finicky control for shower temperature. Front of house team was gracious, from reception to food/beverage team. The common space around the bar is well used and we enjoyed that there were often students studying together at some of the tables. Main floor/lobby area flows nicely and is open and spacious. The side of the bar that opens onto the large patio has a wall that retracts entirely, making the transition from indoor to outdoor smooth. Radiant heat on the outdoor portion of the patio makes the space comfortable even in cooler temperatures. Moxy Boulder is steps away from the CU campus and only a 20 minute walk to Pearl Street. We were at the Flatirons 1 & 2/Flatirons Loop roughly 25 minutes walk from the hotel. We are looking forward to our next stay.

The Moxy in Boulder sits right next to campus and across from the sorority and fraternity row…read morehouses, but even on New Year's Eve was surprisingly quiet. The only option we saw for parking was to use their valet service for an extra nightly charge which isn't ideal for those who want to keep costs low. The staff was incredibly friendly and the bar in the main lobby was well stocked with a small menu of curated (and expensive) cocktails many of which are very gin or bourbon based. The rooms themselves are incredibly tiny (think dorm room sized) with beds no larger than a queen. Additionally they have common area closets where you need to go for extra amenities such as lotion or extra pillows. Overall I don't mind the smaller more communal style experience but the cost should match and unfortunately it does not here, but if you want to stay in the heart of the campus this is a good choice.

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.

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!

This was a charming find on our last-minute stay in Boulder! Nestled at "the foot of the mountain"…read moreis this delightful motel, founded in 1934. Jess greeted us cheerfully, honored an online discount (found on their website), and set us up with everything we needed. This was so appreciated, especially on short notice. Everything here is kitsch and cute! The cozy rooms have individual heating and cooling, warm blankets, TV (not that you will want to watch it with the breathtaking views of nature available), mimi fridge, a shampoo/conditioner/body wash dispenser and makeup remover towelettes, hair dryer and plenty of towels. Board games and books were available for use. Bicycles were available to rent for $5 an hour but it was raining so we didn't use them. There was no shortage of blankets or pillows. We burrowed under them and slept deeply. Complimentary breakfast was served until 9am and the offerings were delicious: coffee, juices (orange, apple, cranberry), milk (dairy, soy, almond). Bagels and English Muffins with butter, jelly, peanut butter and cream cheese. Four kinds of cereals (including Cinnamon Toast Crunch, my fave). Oatmeal. Fruit and hard boiled eggs. Postcards, hats, posters and mugs were available for purchase. I bought a postcard to send to my daughter in Nebraska. Jess offered to stamp and mail it for me! I enjoyed my coffee on a bright red outdoor chair while breathing in crisp mountain air and surveying the beauty around me. We have stayed in high end hotels and Air BnB's in Boulder before but this has been our favorite spot! We will absolutely return.

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!!

Except exactly what you pay for. The walls are so thin you can hear the room next to you talking…read more Noisy road as well. Shower had lukewarm water at best, and the room has no heating. Also, no deadbolt on the door, and given that the inn is laid out like a motel, leaves you feeling unsafe. Also, there's not enough parking in the lot for all guests. Great location, but terrible "hotel" with subpar amenities.

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!

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.