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The early 1900s brought an end to Boulder's gold rush days and sparked a boom in tourism, but sufficient accommodations were hard to come by. The Hotel Boulderado, a Victorian beauty built in 1909 as the centerpiece to Downtown, laid to rest any worries about the town's ability to take care of tourists.

But even though almost forty hotels, ranging from sleepy-eyed B&Bs and roadside cheap-sleeps to posh luxurious resorts and complete business centers now spread across the valley, Boulder still seems to harbor a love/hate relationship with the hotel developers. On numerous occasions residents banded together (and even taxed themselves) to prevent resorts and hotels from encroaching on the area's beloved open space. So, although Boulder could probably support some eighty hotels, and developers would die to build a resort on every hilltop, the small town integrity continues to prevail.

Business travelers have a multitude of choices. No nonsense hotels fill the business districts, providing comfortable rooms that make you feel like you never left the office. For an escape after the day is done, the downtown accommodations, especially the B&Bs, have all the comforts of home.

During the summer, tourists pour into Boulder filling the hotels, motels, bed-and-breakfasts, and campgrounds. When the University of Colorado (CU) hosts major events, such as graduation or the Conference on World Affairs, rooms are scarce. And good luck finding a room over Memorial Day weekend, when 40,000 runners sprint to the town for the annual Bolder Boulder 10K road race. Most places require at least a month's advance reservation during these times.

Many hotels do not provide smoking rooms, so make sure you check in advance.

Downtown

If you are looking for historical elegance or stately neighborhood charm, there are plenty of fine downtown hotels and bed-and-breakfasts to choose from. Staying downtown in and around the Pearl Street Mall, however, has a hefty price. Most rooms run well over $100 per night, but offer some of the best amenities in the city.

Combine Boulder with Colorado and you have the Hotel Boulderado. Even after a long and rugged history, the hotel is still the pride and joy of Boulder. Louis Armstrong slept here, as did Teddy Roosevelt. A 1980s restoration transformed the place into an opulent gem. Even if you are lodging elsewhere, stop by for a look at the extraordinary architecture, including its magnificent Italian stained glass ceiling. Two restaurants, including the award-winning Q's, and a popular basement nightclub provide the entertainment.

The Coburn House features twelve distinctive rooms exuding an Old World western flair. Posh leather furnishings adorn the interior, and cowboy oil paintings liven up the walls. A complete business center and three banquet facilities make it a perfect stop for meetings, while the in-room fireplaces and whirlpool tubs spark romance.

Scattered about the historic residential districts surrounding downtown are a host of charming bed-and-breakfasts and country inns. If you are looking for a breath of individuality, warm mountain hospitality, or a chance to blend with the locals, the B&B scene is a good choice. The Briar Rose, tucked away in the Goss Gove neighborhood, holds the honor of being Boulder's first bed-and-breakfast. The Honeymoon Room, complete with wood burning fireplaces, draws couples from around the world, and the beautifully manicured courtyard garden is perfect for an evening stroll.

Situated two blocks off the Pearl Street Mall, The Boulder Victoria Inn feels like a grand antique shop. The Earl House Historic Inn occupies a Greek revival mansion and features striking marble floors and a wealth of Victorian comforts. For panoramic views of the Flatirons and the peaks of the Rocky Mountains, check into The Inn on Mapleton Hill. Standing high above downtown nestled beneath towering cottonwoods, the inn started receiving guests in 1889. The current owners live on-site and take great care in preparing the morning's gourmet breakfast. Stunning cathedral ceilings trademark the Pearl Street Inn. Built in 1898, the inn's eight rooms mix Victorian period furniture with modern conveniences, and the pleasant gardens provide a quiet setting for relaxation.

For a comfortable room at an affordable price (by downtown standards), try the University Inn. Although the inn provides easy access to CU and Downtown, the location is off a busy intersection and can get noisy. The Quality Inn, just down the hill from CU, is also relatively inexpensive.

University Hill

Hotels are not the focus of this district, but you might find a few cheap sleeps, including the Boulder International Youth Hostel. The large quarters feature predominantly dormitory style sleeping arrangements, but apartment style rooms, designed for families on an extended stay, are also available.

The Colorado Chautauqua Association rents sixty cottages and rooms in two lodges on the park grounds. The lodging is perfect for those seeking a tranquil environment close to downtown attractions.

28th Street Vicinity

Whether in town for a CU happening or a business event, the accommodations in and around 28th Street offer easy access to both the university and the business districts. Boulder Broker Inn combines stately Victorian elegance with big business. Rooms feature posh leather furnishings, regal antiques, and amazing views of the Flatirons. Plus, the facility has more than 4,000 square feet of meeting space and a steak house perfect for entertaining clients. The Regal Harvest House is an expansive 262-room spread located along Boulder Creek. Rent a mountain bike and wander the bike trails, or take in a game of tennis on one of the fifteen courts. The available meeting space could easily house a small army. The new Boulder Marriott brings a long tradition of excellence to town, and the Courtyard Boulder makes the business crowd happy. Roadside favorites include Golden Buff Lodge and the Best Western Boulder Inn.

Mountains/Foothills

Boulder Canyon's lodging options are perfect for romantic getaways or business travelers wanting a taste of the high country without meandering too far from the job. The Alps Boulder Canyon Inn lies against a mountainside, and is extremely popular for weekend retreats and wedding receptions. The Boulder Mountain Lodge features an array of accommodations, ranging from rustic campsites to comfortable kitchenettes.

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Alps Boulder Canyon Inn

Historic, luxurious Inn of Boulder Canyon

38619 Boulder Canyon Drive
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
+1 303 444 5445 / +1 800 414 2577 (Toll Free)
http://www.alpsinn.com

The perfect place for a business stay or a romantic getaway, this luxurious bed and breakfast offers serenity in the mountains above Boulder. The Inn has 12 guest rooms complete with fireplaces, stained glass windows and antique furniture. Some of the guest rooms include whirlpool tubs, balconies or private patios looking out to the mountainside. The Inn offers homemade desserts and afternoon tea in addition to the full breakfast each morning.

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Best Western Boulder Inn

Good location, value and services 770 28th Street
Boulder, CO 80303
United States
+1 303 449 3800
http://www.boulderinn.com Adjacent to US 36 highway and the University of Colorado, this hotel meets the needs of both business and leisure travelers. The 98 rooms include nine mini-suites, with balconies and fabulous views of the Flatirons. The friendly staff is always on hand to assist with conferences and customer needs. The hotel is usually at capacity, and charges slightly higher rates during major University of Colorado events, so make sure to book well in advance.

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Best Western Golden Buff Lodge

Hotel close to center of town 1725 28th Street
Boulder, CO 80301
United States
+1 303 442 7450 For those who want to be in the center of everythingBest Western Golden Buff Lodgeshopping, restaurants, movie theaters and the University of ColoradoBest Western Golden Buff Lodgeand pay moderate prices, this is the perfect hotel for a business or leisure stay. Located close to Crossroads Mall, each of the comfortable rooms feature in-room coffee and cable television. The popular Buff restaurant serves up healthy fare on site, and a newsstand neighbors the inn.

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Bolder Boulder

Elite running event 4571 North Broadway
Boulder, CO 80304
United States
+1 303 444 7223 (RACE)
http://www.bolderboulder.com For the past 24 years, the Bolder Boulder has been Boulder's premier yearly event. This 10K race is the tenth largest running event in the world, attracting upwards of 40,000 runners, walkers, wheelchair racers and some of the world's most elite athletes. The course winds through the streets of Boulder and finishes at Folsom Field in front of 50,000 spectators. Entertainers and bands perform all along the race course, and proceeds from the race go to the Humane Society, local schools and various youth groups.

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Boulder Broker Inn

Victorian hotel near CU 555 30th Street
Boulder, CO 80303
United States
+1 303 444 3330
http://www.boulderbrokerinn.com/ Victorian elegance is the main attraction at this posh hotel. Located minutes from all of Boulder's popular attractions, this place has everything that any traveler could ask for-and more. Rooms feature stately antiques, brass beds and leather recliners. Some boast phenomenal views of the Flatirons (The), and others have fireplaces. The hotel offers 4000 square feet of meeting and conference space including a theater, classroom and a beautiful mirrored ballroom. Full-time event planners are on staff to help prepare for any event. Business facilities include two conference suites. Cable television with movie channels, valet service, airport limo/van service, night club, room service.

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Boulder International Youth Hostel

Cheap, safe sleep 1107 12th Street
Boulder, CO 80306
United States
+1 303 442 0522
http://www.boulderhostel.com/ For the cheapest sleep in town, minus a lawn bed outside the courthouse on the Pearl Street Mall, check out the Boulder Youth Hostel. Located in a pleasant brick building in the University Hill District, and surrounded by beautiful gardens, the hostel is the perfect place for those on a serious budget. There are separate dormitories for men and women, and private rooms and apartments for extended stays. The same friendly folks have been running the place since 1961, and have entertained guests from all over the world. Reservations are necessary from July through September.

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Boulder Marriott

Boulder's newest deluxe hotel 2660 Canyon Blvd
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
+1 303 440 8877 / +1 800 228 9290 (Toll Free)
http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-20... Located across from Crossroads Mall, this new Marriott is Boulder's premier hotel for discriminating business and leisure travelers. The five-story structure is brimming with luxury. It features regal rooms crowded with comfort and elegant, modern décor. If you want to workout if offers a convenient excercise room and swimming pool. The on-site restaurant, J.W.'s Steakhouse, offers breakfast, lunch and dinner.

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Boulder Mountain Lodge

Multiple lodging options 91 Four mile Canyon Road
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
+1 303 444 0882 / +1 800 458 0882 This charming, family-owned mountain hideaway, five minutes north of downtown Boulder, occupies a scenic spot along a quiet canyon and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The location between Boulder and Eldora Ski Resort makes it ideal for a business traveler on an extended stay, or a leisure traveler searching for panoramic accommodations. There are several types of lodging available on the property including motel rooms, kitchenettes, suites and camping at the adjacent campground. Campsite rentals include use of showers, streamside hot tubs, and the seasonal pool. Space is available for both tents and RVs.

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Bradley Inn

Boulder's Urban Inn 2040 16th Street
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
+1 303 545 5200 / +1 800 858 5811
http://www.thebradleyboulder.c... Constructed of used bricks, rocks from Boulder Creek and flagstone from nearby Lyons, this posh bed & breakfast, built in 1994, is one of the best accomodations you can find in Boulder. Modeled after elegant hotels of the gold rush era, each room features loft ceilings, fine linens, exquisite antique furnishings, private baths and western custom tiles. Gourmet breakfast, wine and cheese are available daily. Stop by the bar and get comfortable in one of the famous saddle seats, or cozy up in a room offering stunning views of the Flatirons. The inn is also in a great location for sampling anything Boulder has to offer.

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Briar Rose Bed and Breakfast

Cozy, English country inn 2151 Arapahoe Avenue
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
+1 303 442 3007
http://www.BriarRoseBB.com This cozy, English style country inn, located in the heart of the shopping district near the historic Goss-Grove neighborhood, has the honor of being Boulder's first bed and breakfast. The distinctive rooms feature individual designs, along with private baths, antique furniture, original art and fresh flowers. The Honeymoon and Anniversary rooms also have wood burning fireplaces. The courtyard gardens are exquisite and worth seeing even if you are not a guest at the inn.

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Colorado Chautauqua Association

Historic setting 900 Baseline Road
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
+1 303 442 3282
http://www.chautauqua.com/ From every angle the jagged peaks of the Flatirons (The) tower above Chautauqua Park, offering some of the most astounding panoramic views in the area. Originally designed as a cultural gathering place for the surrounding community, the park still hosts an assortment of entertainment, and is a great place to rejuvenate. Sixty cottages and two lodges owned and operated by the Chautauqua Association are available for rent on a year round basis. Cottages are perfect for extended stay visits and come with one-two- and three-bedrooms. Prices vary depending on the season and length of stay. Pets can come along for a fee.

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Conference on World Affairs

Thought provoking discussions 1424 15th Street
Boulder, CO 80309
United States
+1 303 492 2525
http://www.colorado.edu/cwa This annual intellectual conference takes over the University of Colorado for five days during the second week of April. A gathering of acclaimed poets, scholars, and policy experts discuss and debate new perspectives regarding old questions. In general, panels examine how new technology affects the way we learn. Seminar titles have included "The Computer as Social Moderator" and "News Pollution". Past participants Ralph Nader, Henry Kissinger and Arthur Miller drew much attention. A campus favorite, Roger Ebert, presents every year, and holds the attendance record. The public is welcome at any of the sessions.

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Courtyard Boulder

Close to Boulder businesses 4710 East Pearl Circle
Boulder, CO 80301
United States
+1 303 440 4700 / +1 800 321 2211 (Toll Free)
http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-2... Surrounded by beautifully landscaped courtyards and situated along the Boulder Creek Path, this hotel offers easy access to the city's wealth of outdoor activities. Located on the south side of town, just minutes from the heart of Boulder's business district, it is close to Ball Aerospace, IBM and NCAR. The rooms come equipped with data ports, voice mail, work desks and speaker phones making it perfect for the business traveler. Be aware, however, that it fills fast during college activities.

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Downtown

Boulder
United States
Boulder's historic civic center serves as a gathering place for the entire city. Anchored by Pearl Street, a vibrant thoroughfare boasting a magnificent four-block pedestrian mall, downtown brims with tourists, but is also a lively haven for the eclectic locals. The tree-lined promenade, long ago a refuge for drunken cowboys and prostitutes, is alive with cafes, galleries, brewpubs, restaurants and every type of shopping imaginable. Musicians and performers clutter the Pearl Street Mall vying for attention. It is not uncommon to see a flower child plucking a guitar, small groups of blue-haired urban punk rockers, and even a peaceful band of Hare Krishnas camped on the courthouse lawn along this four-block stretch. Locals pour into downtown nightly to relax and shop. An array of small boutiques and interesting gift shops complement the few national retailers and 15 bookshops.

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Flatirons

Geological landmark and popular climbing spot 3198 Broadway (Parks Department)
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
These giant, Pennsylvanian red sandstone slabs rise as a dramatic backdrop to south Boulder and are the town's best-known geological landmarks. The alluvial deposits thrust upward into jagged peaks almost 70 million years ago, during the birth of the Rocky Mountains. Today, residents and visitors alike enjoy hiking around the base and climbing the front face of The Flatirons. Towering 1400 feet above Boulder, the Third Flatiron is one of the most popular climbing routes in North America.

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Hotel Boulderado

Victorian luxury deluxe hotel 2115 13th Street
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
+1 303 442 4344
http://www.boulderado.com Named for the combination of Boulder and Colorado, this exquisite Victorian hotel, built in 1909, treats guests to a lavish stay. Historic rooms bedecked in a posh style provide business and leisure travelers the ultimate in refined luxury and comfort. Mammoth VIP rooms come complete with separate living areas and extra Victorian elegance. For a true visual awe-treat definitely check out the stained glass ceiling in the mezzanine. The hotel is usually booked nightly, especially in the summer, so reservations should be made well in advance.

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Millennium Harvest Hotel

Luxury along Boulder Creek 1345 28th Street
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
+1 303 443 3850
http://www.millenniumhotels.com/ Situated along Boulder Creek, this posh resort hotel offers a plethora of amenities. The central location provides easy access to the University of Colorado and Boulder's shopping district. If you would prefer to kick back at the hotel, there are plenty of activities available for every taste, including tennis and swimming. Many of the rooms and suites have excellent views of the Flatirons. Expect the hotel to be at capacity during summer and major university events when rates are slightly higher.

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Pearl Street Mall

Shopping Boulder style Pearl Street
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
+1 303 442 1044 One of Boulder's most treasured landmarks, this outdoor pedestrian mall boasts an array of boutiques and shops peddling an assortment of goods, from music to kites to trendy clothing. Located in the heart of the city, the tree lined, brick walkway also features a regular host of street performers and unusual Boulder characters. After shopping for the perfect present or browsing one of the art galleries, spend the afternoon on one of the many cafe patios. Sip your favorite beverage, soak in the sunshine and take in the street activity. A play area for children features an assortment of boulders to climb on.

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Q's Restaurant

Upscale eats 2115 13th Street
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
+1 303 442 4880
http://www.qsboulder.com Zagat's raves about the food, the Wine Spectator touts the wine selection, and Mobil awarded the place four stars, so its obvious that you are in for an exquisite treat when you visit this establishment. Located in the dining room of the Hotel Boulderado, this is the perfect spot to celebrate a romantic occasion or impress the boss. The dinner menu features a host of seasonal specialties including Colorado rack of lamb. All dishes use local organically grown products.

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Quality Inn and Suites

Small hotel in neighborhood setting 2020 Arapahoe Avenue
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
+1 303 449 7550
http://www.qualityinnboulder.com/ Situated in a residential neighborhood down the hill from the University of Colorado, this motel recently changed from a Quality Inn to an Econo Lodge. The quiet spot offers a handful of amenities suited to the business traveler. This is the ideal place for the traveler on a budget looking for a comfortable stay on the edge of town, but still close to Boulder's major attractions.

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University Hill

Boulder
United States
Known as "The Hill" by locals, the neighborhood is the home of the University of Colorado. Literally parked on a hilltop above downtown, the district provides the typical college town quirkiness and a host of popular attractions including the Heritage Center and the Sommer-Bausch Observatory. Spread across more than 600 acres of rolling landscape, CU is a feat of architectural beauty with old stone buildings topped with red Spanish tiled rooftops. Just moseying about the campus grounds creates a sense of wonder, especially while moving through tree-lined passageways, or gazing into the serene depths of Varsity Pond. Catch a CU Buffalo football game at Folsom Field or take in a concert at Mackey Auditorium. For an abstract pulse of the student body visit the CU Art Gallery which displays contemporary work by revered artists as well as students.

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University Inn

University district's motel 1632 Broadway
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
+1 303 417 1700
http://www.boulderuniversityin... Conveniently close to both the University of Colorado and Pearl Street Mall, this roadside motel is a popular choice for travelers attending campus functions. The affordable rooms boast individual décor and all of the comforts of home. Ask the staff for dining recommendations or insight on the best local trails. Free HOP (bus) passes are available. The brunt of Boulder's dining and nightlife options are just a five minute walk away.

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University of Colorado

The heart of Boulder University Avenue and Broadway
Boulder, CO 80309
United States
+1 303 492 1411
http://www.colorado.edu A visit to Boulder is not complete without a stroll or bike ride through the historic main campus of the University of Colorado. Established in 1876, the year Colorado became a state and Denver became a capital, the university reflects visions of the past while keeping with the growing technological age. The Red Rural Italian Renaissance architecture, implemented on buildings erected after 1912, lush landscaping and gorgeous views of the Flatirons (The) make this one of the most attractive campuses in the nation. Guided tours are available.

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