Historische hotels in Boulder

'Great location. The happy hour was nice with wine and cheese. However, we did not find the bed comfortable. We thought the breakfast was poor quality, like did that quiche come out of a box? I thought $450 for JUST a room was way over priced even if it is Boulder.'

'Love this hotel! Amenities were great with happy hour from 3 to 6 PM, a game room, a beautiful pool deck, and hot tub. The restaurant had delicious food and we loved the free coffee bar in the lobby. This hotel is beautifully thought out and has everything you need plus it’s in a terrific location.'

'Only minor issue: bar hours 5-10p. Closed early (approximately 9p).'

'This place was exactly what we wanted for this trip. Was a good price, quiet, and easy access to parks/trails. It's not a fancy place but is well kept and the staff were good a communicating. We would stay again'

'Nice hotel. Liked the free afternoon drink and appetizers. Rooms were okay but bit dark and annoying airco. It gave a lot of direct wind while sleeping. '

'The staff is always helpful. The location is ideal'

'Clean, comfortable room.'

'Marriott is a decent hotel chain pretending to be upscale, but this one is showing cracks of shoddy building (wall sockets with not yet unsafe give, faucets that go too difficulty) and service is very friendly but when a false fire alarm occurred they handled it quite poorly. Rooms were nicely cleaned, quite a bit of cleaning and perfume scents though. I'd consider this as a reasonable backup hotel, but would look elsewhere first.'

'OK for short stays.'

'Great room!'

'Warm, charming, unique inn with southwestern décor. Quiet yet within walking distance to lively main street. Simple, healthy breakfast. Beautiful fireplace.'

'Great place, clean and well taken care of. Spacious rooms, all good. '