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Me and my husband spent one night in Bolder at the end of our trip in Colorado and decided to stay at Hotel Bolderado to be close to all of the shops and restaurants around Pearl Street. The location was perfect and walking to Pearl Street was easy and safe. The check-in process was easy and simple. We stayed in the original quarters, which had more of the historic design. The bed was really comfortable with lots of pillows. Considering this was the older part of the hotel I thought the bathroom looked rather newer and clean.

We stayed 6 nights at the Homewood Suites in Boulder and enjoyed our stay. I had a conference/workshop nearby, we had been travelling for two weeks before and appreciated having a kitchenette to cook from. The staff were very friendly and attentive. The weekday free shuttle within 5 miles is great as we were carless. My husband took advantage of this and hiked the flatirons after being dropped at a nearby park. Daily breakfasts were good, and components changed daily. My husband used the pool and it was nice and clean. Great to have self service laundry. It was the first time I had been to a hotel that arranged weekday social events (movie night on Mondays, social night on Wednesday where beers/wine and nibbles were provided, and staff very chatty and engaging), which I thought was a great idea as this hotel really caters for people travelling for work and longer stay guests. My husband and I would really recommend this hotel. Thanks very much for hosting us!

I booked this hotel specifically because it was advertised as having both a minifridge and microwave in the room. Once I was in my room, there was no microwave. I called down to the front desk and she informed me that none of their rooms have microwaves and they don't have portable ones for rooms. When I showed her that the site specifically says microwave in room she said she would comp my parking, but then I was still charged for parking. Parking: $20 per night, but it is not connected to the hotel. If you want to use a cart to unload all your things, do so before you park your car. Bathroom: The shower head needs replaced. It was really difficult to wash my hair with the shower heads they use. Room: A lamp was broken and wouldn't work, and there was no blackout shade, so the room got super bright once the sun was up. Staff: Overall, all the staff I talked to were very nice and there were no issues. However, once I realized I had been charged for parking when it was supposed to be free, that was a little irritating. I called yesterday to have the charge reimbursed, and was told a supervisor would call me back. Nothing so far.

This is probably the best hotel I have stayed in for business in a good while. The hotel is all about customer service. The hotel is very modern. Elevator is quite musical, but it is really for benefit of sight impaired. The room was spacious and shades that could be pulled to provide total blackout in the room. The staff is the star here. I arrived early and asked to check in. I did not get the standard 'Check in 3pm' spiel. They could not tell if my room was ready, so they used their Walker Talk device to get with house keeping (They use Relay which runs on cell network, they could even have a staff member at home and all call them with it. Not a cheap unit but shows communication is important with this property). The Desk clerk had a back-up plan if my room was not ready to get me into one. I even got a text to inquire if my room was okay and got a text on checkout. I had forgotten my hearing aid when I checked out. I called and the hotel operator knew about and was ready to make arrangements to FedEx to me, and would had let me charge the shipping charge to my room folio. Was cognizant that I could had used my corporate card for the my room and thus need to use my personal card. You could tell this is not the Hotel Team's first rodeo. I would definitely stay here again, without a doubt. So my only disappointment is that on Google Maps things look really far away from the property and it is not despite being more a business district type area. A nearby shopping center, features s subway, Burger King, Starbucks, grocery store, and a few other restaurants. The map was very deceiving and if I had been smart, I probably could had asked hotel staff for recommendations.

We were ordered to evacuate our home with no warning due to an out of control wild fire. The Courtyard by Marriott is in a quiet business area nearby. Clean and updated rooms were available, and the caring reception clerk offered a 50% discount for evacuees when she saw that our home address was local. While breakfasts are no longer included in the room price, the on site Starbucks sells reasonably priced cooked to order breakfasts served in a spacious area off the lobby. We felt we made a great choice without inconveniencing friends or relatives and were home in less than ten minutes the next morning after the evacuation order was lifted.