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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Boulder – Based on 4,124 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Walking Pearl Street was fun and easy with many blocks only for pedestrians. The Dragontree Spa was phenomenal. Foot soaks, neck & shoulder massages and facial were reasonably priced and expertly done. Many restaurant choices, we ate at Cheesecake Factory right downtown ~ excellent food and service. Toured Celestial Seasonings tea factory ~ do it!!! Great tour and awesome gift shop for teas and tea related gifts very reasonably priced and fun to shop. The many wild fires In surrounding states unfortunately hazed the mountains and was disappointing. Boulder is still the college town I remember 44 years ago ~ just much bigger.
Celestial Seasoning Tea tasting and tour was very interesting and enjoyable The factory tour at Leaning Tree greeting cards was also very good. The museum of Western Art and Sculpture Garden was excellent
We ate at the Lazy Dog which had great food. Great drinks! We ate up on the rooftop that day & had a great time! We hiked up to the Flatirons & had a great hike! Loved Pearl Street! Lots to do!
We love coming to the Boulder area. There is so much to do and see! For the foodies: The pork tacos at Backyard Pizza are a must. Smoky pork filled deliciousness. Piza was also a good choice. Thin crust loaded with meat and cheese. Chez Thuy has a vast array of Vietnamese cuisine. Quail stuffed with crab, Calamari Fried to a crisp with dipping sauce Hot Pot. Boulder makes a great base camp. Adventure Lodge is a quiet, clean facility with trails and relaxing atmosphere for the outdoor feel.
The best place by far to grab the best tacos is McDevitt Taco Supply while sipping a beer and relaxing at Sanitas. The scenery is awesome. Love love love Boulder. Traffic is a little crazy but manageable.
Boulder is beautiful, but driving is difficult because like many college towns there are students everywhere. They are walking, biking, and skateboarding and have the right of way, so you must always be aware! My daughter's favorite restaurants are Il Pastaio, Carelli's, Sforno on Pearl St (we love Italian),the Rio Grande, and Boulder Chill for frozen yogurt.
“As a regular to this hotel, I testify that it never had disappointed me. Large-size rooms, very helpful and friendly staff (Shoutout to Austin), and clean room and bathroom.The location of the hotel is great as well near restaurants and food markets.”
“Mountain view from my balcony, cool air rushing into my room, bed was comfortable, bathroom was pretty nice, easy access to the Boulder creek path ”
“The hotel is in a perfect location right in the centre of town. Our room was immaculate with plenty of space and a huge super king size bed. We'd booked for a single night but were lucky enough to be able extend our stay. Boulder is a welcoming and instantly likeable town with this fine hotel right in the middle. The Hotel Boulderado may cost a little more than others in town but it's well worth paying the extra.”
“Loved the "camp" décor, especially the canvas headboard map. Large room and very quiet. Staff is friendly and efficient. The gathering area was comfy and a good place to meet other guests. I really like the hotel trend of having shampoo, etc. in large dispensers in the shower instead of teeny tiny plastic bottles.”
“Great location, front desk staff were very friendly. Good cheap place to lay our heads while seeing the sites of Boulder and Denver”
