Walking through the doors (despite the mask signs) was like stepping back in time. The furniture accentuated the rustic feel. The woodwork was unchanged and in beautiful condition and the ceiling stain glass is beautiful and charming. I could almost hear the voices of the past carry down the hallways that are decorated in antique relics and furniture! The rooms are charming- like staying at grandmas house. They leave fresh flowers in the room which is really a nice touch. I suffered from altitude sickness my first night. I waited at the only elevator which is the original Otis elevator, for an attendant to bring me to my floor and nearly fainted. The lovely young lady helped me to my room. The staff is friendly, the hotel is clean. I wish I could stay longer. read more

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I called the Hotel Boulderado this am, after I had to cancel my flight today to help my mom move into assisted living, (re: my youngest son got sick and I didn't want to risk passing to others, especially my mom) to try and get my one night stay moved to another date. I shared that I planned on visiting more frequently because of my mom's circumstance and that having grown up in Boulder, this hotel was special to me. However, they would not budge on shifting my stay to another date and said, "our systems will not allow it and you will be charged the night". I was sorta surprised...no wiggle room? No flexibility for someone who is dealing with a tough family situation and add to the fact I didn't want a refund - just to move the night to new date. This lack of customer service, empathy for my situation, and inability to make any kind of effort to help = I will never stay at this hotel again. read more

This historic downtown hotel provided us with meeting rooms and sleeping rooms for our group of 11. Parking was a bit on the pricey side at $25 per day valet, but we received a discount for our group, so the price was in line. There is also self park in city lots nearby. The sleeping rooms are gorgeous, tastefully redecorated with modern conveniences. This hotel dates back to 1908 and is part of the Historic Hotels of America. My room was completely modernized, had a king sized bed, 3 comfortable chairs with a small a side table (where I found chocolates ). The coffee maker is two sided, and stocked. There is a small fridge, a desk and a decent sized flat screen TV. I liked the two separate sink areas, one in the bath area, and one in the hallway which hosted the coffee maker, ice bucket and fridge. The location is one of the best things about the hotel: it is walking distance to Pearl Street, one of the most fun areas of the city of Boulder. Did you know that the first liquor license in the city of Boulder was given to the historic bar in the basement of this hotel? The bartenders will tell you the story! Food at the hotel was above average, but we have just had catered things to our meeting room. The meeting room we are in is a little tight for our group of 11, but they say it can hold 18, yikes! However, it's quiet, and cozy, and my personal favorite...very close to the restroom! I would like to stay here again, and have a meeting here again! read more

I stayed a night at Hotel Boulderado during a weekend getaway. After a day of hiking the state's beautiful trails, checking into the hotel for a luxury night-in was heaven! The interior has remnants of the past. From their original Otis elevator to the gorgeous stain glass ceiling, it was like stepping into a different place and time. It's a historic hotel for a reason and staying in their historic wing is a must! With all the amenities of today's modern hotels (TV, WiFi, coffee pods, fitness center), the hotel stands out with their rooms' period piece furniture and decor. And I was fortunate enough to stay in a room with a beautiful Mountain View. The hotel is also steps (about a block) away from Boulder's main strip, Pearl Street Mall, if you're in the mood for shopping or trying their diverse selection of eateries. read more

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A wonderful hotel in the heart of Boulder, an easy walk to shops and restaurants and a quick drive to fantastic hikes. The hotel is older but has a unique charm, friendly staff and if you are looking for a gym, free access to a local fitness club. We stayed here 5 or 6 timers. Only reason to not give a 5 star was the attitude of one of the lady's serving in the Spruce restaurants bar. She had not got a sense for the hotels values and as our party of 7 walked out of the bar area thanks to the way we were treated on May 11th we overheard one of her colleagues saying that the same employee had just upset another customer. It is unfortunate how one person can leave such a strong impression. read more

Charming vintage hotel with a great pub-like restaurant. Great menu and tasty food. Close to Pearl Street Mall.

Why this hotel thinks charging $309 per night is appropriate is absolutely beyond me. My room was nice but certainly nothing special. AC was noisy, view out the windows was an ugly parking lot, higher floors (I was in the north wing on the ground floor) were 'not available', WiFi did essentially not work and as other reviewers mentioned, management did absolutely nothing about it. Oh, and the lobby reeked of cheap bathroom cleaner that front desk strangely could not smell. Since I was here for a business meeting, I would never want to stay here on my own dime. What a ripoff! read more

Doesn't Boulderado sound like a Vegas casino circa 1955 when Sinatra and his pals played in the main room past midnight?...Or maybe like a nightclub where Fred's trying to rekindle the romance back into an angry Wilma on an episode of "The Flintstones", probably the one with Ann-Margrock and Stony Curtis?...Or maybe, just maybe...I'm watching too much TV Land. Regardless, the clunky name fits the place unlike say, Bellagio or Caesar's Palace, which wouldn't work since they don't evoke the necessary old-fashioned, "Petticoat Junction"-like feel of the place. Oops, there goes my TV Land references again. It's luxury defined in 1909 terms since the hotel is celebrating its centennial this year, but not to worry, it's not filled cobwebs either. The furniture is very traditional and the bed in my room was uber-comfortable. Truth be told, I was put in the more modern North Wing - although the decor matches the century-old lobby to the T. The location is pretty ideal in Boulder terms - just a block away from the middle of the Pearl Street pedestrian mall. Rates are at a luxury level. My room was a traditional queen (code for no frills) that normally costs $224 per night, but my corporate discount brought down the price about $70. I shared a nice balcony that overlooked the western downtown area against the foothills, a nice photo op at sunset. An expansive stained glass ceiling dominates the lobby (see my photos) and lent an "Age of Innocence" ambiance to the place. Sure, there are trendier places to stay in town, so just make sure to pack your corset and bustle if you stay here. read more

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The hotel is charming, however, some of the staff should NOT be working in hospitality. This is my personal review of the rare situation that happened to me, but I do believe it shows the true character of some of the staff running the Hotel Boulderado. Recommendation for the hotel - you are nothing close to a 'pet-friendly' hotel so I encourage you to remove it from your website and stop accepting pets altogether. This is the least pet-friendly hotel I have ever stayed at. A pet-friendly hotel has water and treats waiting for the pets as they arrive, dog bags outside, and treats pet owners with respect. Please stop accepting pets so other guests don't ever have to experience what I experienced. For the dog-friendliest city in America, this is not the place you want to bring your pup. If you don't have your dog with you and had I not been stuck in this situation, I think I would likely give them somewhere around a 4-star rating. Also, a lot of the staff was very kind, especially the man working the elevator. This is isolated to the receptionist that evening and the hotel manager. I visited a few months ago and had my dog with me, I called ahead of time, and all was good with the hotel. They put me on the first floor, where pets are allowed to stay. She is well trained, and I have never had an issue with her at a hotel before this, but dogs can have a mind of their own as some of you might be well aware. While I went to get ice, the door was cracked, and my dog slipped out. I understand I was at fault and am was fully aware that I might get hit with a fee due to the paperwork I filled out when checking in. I did hope for a forgiveness or at a minimum...kindness like, "yes, mam, I'm sorry but rules are rules and I have to charge you." At least that's what I would have personally said. But that was not what happened at all. Here was the issue... I am NOT a confrontational person and always try to follow the rules, I've never even had a ticket in 20 years of driving! After the incident, I went to the front desk to sincerely apologize for what happened and I did apologize and said I accepted the fee. But it doesn't end there... In response, the receptionist made an extremely rude comment about the type of dog parent I was. Side note: Fur parents, am I the only one that loves my dog more than anything? I doubt it. I don't have kids, this is my child. For someone to comment on my dog parenting skills flipped a switch inside of me. She had no right to talk to me that way or tell me I was a bad dog parent. I knew I was in the wrong, but at that very moment, I became a defensive person and said something in response I shouldn't have and regretted. She then said the exact same thing back to me. THEN the manager of the hotel standing in the corner jumped in and said, "get the *blank* out of my hotel!" Then proceeded to follow me to make sure I was packing. I didn't hear this personally, but my friend said he also asked him if he wanted to go to jail that night. WHAT!? Okay to wrap up my review, they charged me $360 for the incident, didn't let me stay in the hotel, and left me with nowhere to go at 11 pm. I paid almost $700 for this ridiculous fiasco. Stay elsewhere pet parents! read more

I like how there's tables away from bar and in hotel area. Bartender was really nice and accommodating. Nice atmosphere with dim lighting that gives a quiet historical boulder vibe despite how busy it is. 4 stars. read more

Very convenient location and lots of history. Some might say it looks "old style" but I thought it was classy. We appreciated the history of the hotel and enjoyed our stay here. We got a room with 2 queen beds on the 2nd floor, and it was spacious enough and A/C kept the room cool during the hot days. Thick 100% cotton white bed cover was a nice touch. Room was clean and cozy, and even though we were facing the street, it was very quiet and no noises from the adjacent rooms or hallways. The stained glass ceiling at the lobby was as pretty as it looks on the picture and dark wooded stairways and floors give a very settle feeling. Concierge was never there, but Front desk staffs were very friendly and helpful, and valet parking for $10/day was well worth it. read more

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I was taken here for lunch and it was delightful! After walking through the gorgeous lobby, we sat on the "patio"(?) or the area with the windows. It was a great spot! The menu was quite varied so I bet anyone could be happy. I thought the prices were reasonable, especially for the ambiance. I had fish tacos which were yummy!!! They came with a nice rice, but I restrained myself and only ate some. It was plenty for lunch, though if I'd been really starving I might have tried the chowder which looked amazing or had s dessert The staff was attentive and it was a happy and memorable place to meetup with a friend! read more

Unfortunately I made a reservation at this hotel via phone on my way to Boulder for business. This hotel said there were no additional fees, I asked more than once and they gave me my total & assured me there were no additional charges. When I arrived they do not have "any" parking and there's an additional fee of $30 a night for your car. I asked why they didn't tell me that? I explained that my company does not cover valet so I would not have chosen to stay here had I known. The managers name is Taurus , he had zero desire to help with this, and just kept saying "no I'm not going to assist with that fee because you're coming at me" as if he was emotional or angered by me explaining. I was informed my reservation was non refundable. I spoke to Rachel who wanted to help but Taurus wouldn't let her. He is very unprofessional & rude and arrogant with zero interest in customer satisfaction. read more

Aw...the good old Boulderado! I can't help but view this hotel from two time vantages: (1) from when I was an undergrad at CU (and a good friend worked behind the hotel bar) and (2) when I came here recently with my family to see if my eldest wanted to attend CU herself. (She chose another school in the end; but we had a fine trip nonetheless). It can best be described as what it most obviously is: a historic hotel in a college town. It's not super high-end and exclusive. It is nice, with an edge of eclectic and funky. And it certainly is a notable building, with the dated architectural flourishes one would expect from a hotel built in 1909. As for our trip: Our arrival was welcoming; our room was comfortable; and the location was stellar, being a mere block off Pearl St (and walking distance to all of downtown). When we weren't visiting the CU campus we were happy to keep the car parked for most of our visit. Best of all was that the overall feel of the place, for me, had not changed much since my former years in Boulder. Not all of the structure is historic; they added a new wing since I was here as a student. But you'd never know to look at it, since they did an excellent job of blending the new with the old. We stayed in the newer section, but this never felt obvious. The Boulderado is not the nicest hotel I've ever stayed at. Our room was a little pricey for what it was; and the parking was limited to street-metered or valet ($20/day plus tips). But if staying in Boulder again it would probably be my first choice. read more

Beautiful hotel and convenient location but they do not have their act together! Front desk staff was not particularly welcoming let alone friendly. We waited waaaay past check in time to be let into our room. Find someplace else the next time you come to town! read more

I have enjoyed many events at The Boulderado, so this is a three star rating instead of a one star. The holiday high tea on December 27 was very one star. Mediocre food at best and the buffet for savory foods is not in the high tea tradition. Everything was dry and relatively tasteless - both savory and sweet, the wait staff inexperienced, and my guests and I felt unwell when we got home. The staff were trying hard, the decorations were beautiful, and the music was lovely. The food was not. At all. read more

We had a great time staying here at Christmas. Beautiful decorations. Friendly staff. Overall a very nice stay!

Hotel Boulderado is a gorgeous late Victorian building, but the service STINKS !! Many rude. (Some nice.). I ask manager of outside bar if my party of three could move to empty table away from street noise, and he spit in my face NO ! There is a huge noisy wedding outside my room (this is a wedding venue and they have event inside by bank of rooms)! I asked for help and they refused. NOT guest friendly !!! read more

Truly a 10 star experience - stayed for a Saturday night, such a beautiful old world elegance experience, it's a feast for the eyes and really something everyone should do. The woodwork, stained glass, every detail is so amazing. And the staff is of the same high quality - super friendly, helpful, outgoing and are the icing on this fine cake! My huge room with valet parking was just about $200, a bargain. Words are not adequate. Go, stay. Also visit the awesome downstairs bar, great fun, great cocktails and the live band was killer. read more

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Despite going to school at CU Boulder, my first time at Hotel Boulderado wasn't until years after I graduated. They are located in the prime area of Boulder and walking distance from Pearl Street, the tea house, and the Boulder Theater. Hotel Boulderado is rich in history and luxury. The rooms were clean, private, and luxurious. It was definitely a fun staycation and I would love to return. read more

I stayed at the Hotel Boulderado and had a great time! The staff was sooo nice and made me feel very welcomed. I love the old timey feel of the hotel and immediately started sending my family pictures from the hotel. I love the pictures that are hanging around the hotel that share the history and the displays with different historical outifts. The room I stayed in was wonderful as well. I hope I can come back some day with my husband and share this experience with him! So much fun :) read more

This is such an awesome hotel, and we will definitely be back as soon as possible. My friend and I came to boulder for a business trip and randomly picked this hotel and found out how historic it was and I got super excited. The hotel did not disappoint whatsoever. I love staying at old somewhat creepy hotels. The staff was so friendly and pleasant. The rooms were clean and well maintained. The staff was helpful telling us things to do around town. The restaurant downstairs was incredible. I loved the feel of the hotel. For how old the place is, it was very well taken care of. Kudos to whoever's running the place because wow! The beds were so comfy and the rooms had great amenities in the rooms. I will definitely be back! Thanks for the great service! read more

The one star is for the location which is excellent. Everything else is beyond subpar. Rude front desk, poor customer service, mediocre restaurant and horrid overpriced rooms. We paid $735 to stay for two nights in a small dank room that smelled, had dirty carpet and garage sale reject furniture. Really bad. read more

Stayed here in two different rooms over Christmas. The hotel was warm and cozy, beautifully decorated and very charming. Our king suite was clean and felt luxurious. The double queen room we had a few days later had some quirks and needed some maintenance, but was still very comfortable. The beds were firm, the way that I like. The pillows were too firm for my preference. We ate at Spruce on a snowy morning. Service was pretty slow and a little inattentive but the food was very good. Bellmen/valet are efficient and the housekeeping staff takes very good care of things. The location is a block away from Pearl Street which is chock full of good food, coffee, and shopping. read more

The place is beautiful and historic, but if you're wanting even halfway decent customer service, you're going to the wrong place. The management and people at the front desk all make it very clear that you're an inconvenience to them. I spent quite a bit of time behind a front desk myself and if I acted anywhere near how they did I would have been fired. The management should be fired as well. Despite the fact that we coordinated our trip with them months in advance, they got everything wrong. They jeopardized our wedding and did nothing to make it right. If you care about being treated right in any way, don't stay here. read more

One of the most charming hotels I've ever stayed in! The architecture and design had me feelin' like I was on the titanic or in a Wes Anderson film. The location is top notch - right on pearl street, with bars, boutiques and good eats just a couple of steps in any direction. The room itself was very clean and spacious. The only things I can review the hotel bar on are their tequila shots... but I could tell they were made with love and care, and gave me an extra layer of warmth needed to brace the cold, Colorado air. read more

I have been trying to settle a dispute with this hotel for over a year after the hotel manager advised me not keep my reservation because I am a physician and had been recently exposed to covid. I was assured the cancellation fee would be waived. Management seems to have very high turnover because I have been repeatedly told that this person and their subsequent replacements are no longer employed there. No notes, and no follow up so each time I contact them I start anew. A credit for a 2 night stay really doesn't cost them anything but today I was told to "go ahead and leave a bad review because we have plenty of good reviews to drown that out." Very frustrating. read more

Don't Order Room Service Ordered through the Boulderado Hotel for Breakfast the night before. Was to arrive at 715. Started to call at 745 for status and was told 10 minutes repeatedly. Went down and asked status and was told it was on its way. Finally at 845 manager said "Yeah guess we lost your order". Clueless, awful service. They don't get it at all here. Tried to address with Boulderado management and was told it was "separate". read more

My wife and I recently had the opportunity to stay at the Hotel Boulderado. This place has all the modern amenities (e.g. WiFi, fitness center, TV, etc.) coupled with the old world charm and history that makes this place a gem. The lobby area is fantastic, including a glass canopied ceiling which is uniquely beautiful and adds to the ambiance while transporting you to a distant almost forgotten past. Definitely a place with a history...and maybe ghosts! ;) Our room was beautifully equipped and very comfortable. The staff was all extremely friendly, courteous and professional. While there is a great bar upstairs, I highly recommend heading downstairs to a bar with a veritable maze of rooms for some great times. If you are heading to Boulder and want to treat yourself, I strongly recommend considering the Hotel Boulderado. read more

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Disappointed they still use plastic shampoo bottles. Also, sat in the lobby this morning listening to a front desk person swearing about some experience she had. Free coffee in the lobby would be nice versus $3. Otherwise a quaint old hotel with courteous staff. read more

Loved every minute of our stay at Hotel Boulderado!! Perfect location for my family. The staff was awesome. Hotel is very beautiful. The restuarant and bars were very good. The Speakeasy Bar in the basement looks very cool but was closed. Sounds like it will re-open soon. Awesome choice!! read more

I came here with a group of 8 ladies, 4 per room with 2 queen sized beds in each room. The rooms here are super spacious and comfortable, we weren't cramped at all. The beds are true queens, none of this full-size non-sense. There is a large couch, and a second sink and counter in the room which was perfect for us to get ready without all needing the bathroom at the same time. The hotel is located right in the middle of downtown, so it was so convenient to the Pearl Street shopping, restaurants, and the farmer's market. We had so much fun just walking around nearby and taking in the sights. The staff was friendly and attentive. The restaurant is also good, far better than most hotel restaurants. We ate there twice and it had something for everyone. This is a great hotel, especially if you have a larger group and want spacious rooms. read more

I took the advice of a friend and booked a room for the night of a concert we were attending at the Boulder Theater. Mr. P. scoffed at having to pay to spend the night in Boulder when we could easily just drive home to Denver after the show. But when the weather forecast predicted a few inches of snow for that night, he thanked me kindly for planning ahead. Needless to say, I don't care what the weather is like, I'll happily welcome the chance for another stay at Hotel Boulderado. I'm a sucker for restored historical buildings and this hotel is just lovely. We were there right before Christmas and a gigantic tree filled the lobby. The gorgeous wood staircase banisters and moldings sparkle and the stained glass ceiling is so unique and beautiful. We stayed in the historic section and, if you're into Victorian decor, this is where you should request a room. My tastes trend away from flowery wallpaper and the same bedspread that I swear my grandmother once had in her home once upon a time but our "Boulderado King" room was spacious and clean. The bed was more comfortable than I imagined and we had plenty of blankets to keep us warm that cold and snowy night despite the building's drafty old windows. Every staff member we encountered, from the front desk attendant, to the valet, to the elevator operator (you should try the elevator once but otherwise the stairs are honestly probably faster) was friendly and attentive. I understand that the hotel is undergoing additional renovations at the moment, including the replacement of the gift shop with a coffee shop, and I applaud that practical move. We settled for the regular coffee and hot tea provided in our room but what we really wanted were coffee and chai tea lattes, neither of which were available on premises. The Boulderado is located a block away from all the shopping, dining, and fun of the Pearl Street Mall and within sight of the Boulder Theater, so you'll have plenty of ways to spend your time within easy walking distance. Be sure to stop in for a drink and more history at License No. 1 Liquor Bar in the hotel basement. read more

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Pros: Great location, historic local charm, decent restaurant. Cons: Mediocre rooms, expensive, and whereas the staff used to be personable and helpful and exude local friendliness, you will now be treated obnoxiously like you are a criminal on a heist if you ask for or about anything. The staff is well-trained in giving you smoke and mirrors BS answers, dissembling and outright lying, and in never admitting error or shortcoming. If it aren't for the amazing location and historic charm of the building, I would give it 1 star, because the rooms are bleh and often have broken appliances, but mostly due to the rude combativeness of the front desk, as other reviewers have also pointed out. read more

1. First, I travelled globally for business for over 30 years. I've stayed in many of the better and best hotels in NYC, Wash., D.C., San Francisco, Boston, LA, Florida, Texas, Mexico City, London, Paris, Beijing -- you get the idea. I've also said in some marginal places. I know my hospitality. The Boulderado ranks among the worst on delivering good hospitality. I stayed in a youth hostel in China that cared more. The rooms are furnished in a failed attempt at antique mall chic. The staff is pretentious in the worst way. My room was so small that when I entered the door to the room banged against the open bathroom door. On one side, the bed was 15" from the window drapes and on the other less than 12" to a small chair (the ONLY chair) that I could not imagine how one could sit in. 2. When you arrive, they tell you in the interest of being green, of which I'm all in favor, they won't clean your room unless you ask. That's fine. What they mean is that they didn't bother to thoroughly clean before you arrived. There were ants crawling around on the bathroom floor and into the carpeted area of the room where I couldn't trace their origin. Where there are friendly conditions for ants, bed bugs and mice can't be far behind. I didn't see any of those, but you have to wonder, and when you wonder, it just ruins your stay. 3. When you arrive, with a cutesy sort of intro, they say you can ride in their antique elevator. What they mean is that they don't have a full service elevator to get you to your top floor room. I'm 70, and I saw/helped folks older than I struggling up those stairs because they didn't want to wait for the tiny, old elevator. That's embarrassing for any hotel and there should be a warning in case you have knee, hip or oxygen issues. 4. As I said, this sort of experience ruins your stay. Since the mid-90s, I've stayed at the Boulderado half a dozen times, as well as other hotels and private rentals in Boulder on many more occasions. The Boulderado has really gone downhill but, so has Boulder. Pearl Street is a theme park version of its former self, with many vacancy signs in boarded windows. It lacks the raw vibrance it used to have. Touring around my old haunts in Boulder I saw an uncomfortable number of for sale signs in yards. Are people getting out while they can? I can't imagine returning myself. Thanks Boulderado. This one's on you. read more

This is not a senior friendly hotel. 50 minutes wait past guaranteed check in, not the slightest concern by three girls at check in and then discovered that the only elevator was only accessible to a staff member, who might be available. We brought our dog and learned that it was a long walk to our assigned room. The room we were given was in the garage...tv didn't work, ac did not work . Stay at the Marriott instead! read more

What a smashing good time to get your "vintage" self in the old-time happy feels! If you're a history buff, or you've got a bit of that classic Victorian flair, you've gotta swing by or stay a night. It's a memorable experience just walking through and seeing the old Otis elevator. Visited Hotel Boulderado for a Yelp Elite tour, which included cocktails in the gorgeous lobby, passed hors d'oeuvres (I loved the hummus on lavash best, crab cake second, and duck quesadilla third), charcuterie and a piano serenade, a tour of the hotel (the old side and the 1986 addition), and a drink at the super cool underground speakeasy downstairs called License No 1. Honestly, if I lived in Boulder, License would be my go-to spot. They had all the prohibition-style drinks you could ask for - French 75, Old Fashioned, and my personal favorite, the Sidecar! I ordered the Sidecar, which was fantastic. License has such a cool, calm, intellectual vibe. Next time I'm in Boulder, you can find me at License. The parking situation was as expected, not great especially if you're wearing heals - opt for valet, it's $2 per hour. I don't recall the overnight amount. I still can't believe Hotel Boulderado used to be an old nursing school. It's so beautiful and classy! One person on the tour asked about the best, swankiest rooms to book, and apparently there are TWO presidential suites, one has more of a deep red theme and the other is more of a romantic blue. Life goals!! read more

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I loved Boulderado! It was even nicer than I expected. Not only it's historic (from 1909) and gorgeous, but it also is extremely comfortable and tastefully updated/modernized (with great care). Our room was quite spacious (#400). The valet parking is affordable, making it super easy to park in the bustling historic downtown. Great location (near Pearl Street). We walked everywhere and explored Boulder (such a beautiful town!). The staff was incredibly welcoming and friendly. Loved the attention to detail and small niceties: in our room they had a little vase with fresh flowers, chocolate mints + two complimentary water bottles. The toiletries, the bathrobes, the bed, the pillows - really everything was great. We also walked down each hallway and looked at the photos and various displays. The restaurant (Spruce Farm & Fish, farm-to-table type of place) was fantastic (I'm a very picky eater, haha). We had housemade clam chowder as late dinner and came back next day for lunch for a hand-crafted cheeseburger. Everything was delicious, service was really great too (extra thanks to our server Nick K.). I highly recommend this beautiful hotel and can't wait to return! Thank you, Boulderado! read more

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Stayed here 3/14/2020. I was celebrating one year new life journey anniversary. I could not have picked a better place. The rooms were great and staff was friendly. The architecture and history of Hotel is not to be missed. The third floor on south wing has interesting artifacts and descriptions of items. The Spruce Farm and Fish Restaurant was wonderful. Food excellent. service exceptional. Dinner and Sunday brunch menu highly recommended. read more

I had a room in the carriage house. Extremely low ceiling and bad 80s carpeting. My keycard kept failing and the staff was a bit snide about it. I won't be staying here again read more