Hotels in Boulder, CO

“Nearby activities: Nice park, albeit quite busy. Plenty of room to walk a dog and enjoy some sunshine. Beautiful gardens in some areas. Picnic tables. Did get a surprise when we nearly stepped on a snake!”

“Had a fantastic couple of nights at Basecamp Boulder. We felt so looked after, particularly by Jon, who was very friendly and welcoming. The hot tub and sauna were great, the communal area with the climbing wall was cool, and the location was perfect!”

“If you prefer natural surroundings to cityscapes, this is the place for you. Its ten minutes from Pearl Street via car, but you feel miles away. There is a bike/walking path into town and also a hiking trail behind resort. The sauna and Jacuzzi were great! I love having a kitchen to avoid the time and expense of eating out. The beers on tap were an extra bonus, as well as the firepit outside and fireplace inside the lodge. Friendly people complete the picture. The rooms are not plush and bathrooms somewhat dated, but clean. We had a plumbing issue which was fixed promptly. I recommend this as great value for the money.

Noteworthy details: A nice stream runs through the property. Seasonal outside pool.”

“I recently stayed at the Limelight Boulder for a meeting. The hotel is in a great location with convenient valet and self parking. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The rooms are updated and very roomy. I did not get much time in my room, but the beds were comfortable.”

“Nice enough hotel with decent rooms. But it's always strange where businesses try to save money. For example, really nice shower, with a really cheap shower head. So I spent about 15 minutes struggling to adjust the cheap plastic shower head. Breakfast is really nice -- eggs, bacon, bagels , oatmeal -- but no butter. There's a bin that says butter, but it's a lie. Butter is an actual thing. It's made from milk that comes from cows. It should be illegal to have a sign that says "butter" in front of 48% vegetable spread. That's not butter! So the bagels are really nice, but they're saving a few cents by providing vegetable and seed oil spread instead of butter. I don't get it. You'd think folks in Boulder would know the difference between butter and hydrogenized Canola oil.”

“Great service at the front desk. The room was just great. Beautiful view of the Rocky Mountains. Breakfast was great and the location has gas station right across and a dispensary to boot! I will definitely come back to this hotel!Nearby activities: Plenty of trails, bike paths, hikes and historically preserved parks.Walkability: There is a jogging path right in front of the hotel and it runs what looks like a half mile could be more. The deer sighting are daily. Walk with your dog as the hotel is pet friendly!”

“The rooms were nicely decorated and clean. The bed was comfortable, the pillows were a little too soft for me, but still - they felt nice. The shower had great shower pressure but no detachable hose. I appreciated the heavy curtains to block the sunlight, the robes, slippers, lots of towels and excellent bath tub and standing shower. The gym had free water bottles and apples. The hotel offers 2 free bottles of water per day and has a mini fridge, but no microwave. I purchased the rooms during Thanksgiving sale and it came with valet parking - which was great and easy to use whenever I needed the car. Otherwise the price is about 40$/ day for valet parking. The receptionist, housekeeping and parking attendants were friendly and polite. Saturday night they played live music in the lobby. They had a nice fireplace and large TV and plush seating. I think the bar and pool close at 10 pm.

Loved the full body massage with Flora and the hot oil hair massage! ( Just an fyi though - her palms were a bit rough). The Spa facility is great. My favorite was definitely the Jacuzzi. The falling waterfall on my shoulders and scalp felt so good!”

“Extremely sweet and honest people. I recently stayed here for a work related class and left a very important piece of jewelry in the room by mistake. Not only were they quick in their response but they sent the item back to me in less than a week. I am so grateful to them. The whole place has a very cozy vibe as well.”

“Rooms: The room was very clean and had a full kitchen and a gigantic bathroom. The bed was also extremely comfortableWalkability: The walkability is great, and there's Lime scooters all over the area to get around town on.”

“Overflowing with charm and character. Walk to great restaurants and shops. Really cool speakeasy on site with live music and comedy. Really nice staff. Hotels from the early 1900s don’t stay in business unless they are special. This is a special hotel.”

“Wanted to give a shout-out to my man Vincent, the guy working the reception desk last night! He took the time to show us a few different rooms and gave us extra blankets and pillows when we asked. For the price, location and service can't be beat!”

“I had a wonderful stay at the Boulder Marriott and would rate it 4 stars. The hotel's location is fantastic, nestled in the heart of Boulder, providing easy access to many local attractions.The room was clean, spacious, and well-appointed. The comfortable bed ensured a good night's sleep, and the modern amenities, including a flat-screen TV and a well-stocked minibar, added to the overall comfort.The staff were friendly and accommodating, always ready to assist with any requests or questions. I particularly appreciated their local recommendations and warm hospitality.The on-site dining options were excellent. I enjoyed a delicious meal at the hotel's restaurant, and the breakfast buffet offered a variety of options to suit different tastes.One highlight was the fitness center, which was well-equipped and maintained, making it easy to stick to my workout routine during my stay.The only reason I didn't give it a perfect 5-star rating was the pricing, which was on the higher side. However, the overall experience, combined with the superb location, made it a memorable stay. I would highly recommend the Boulder Marriott for anyone visiting the area.”