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Hotel Boulderado is quaint and cozy. The staff was extremely helpful and so polite. It's in a great location... walkable to shops, restaurants and morning coffee. Plenty of parking (paid parking) available nearby if you don't want to use valet.

This place is a convenient and affordable option near Boulder and Broomfield (and Louisville, where it is actually located). Lots of good shopping (Super Target!) and restaurants nearby. Hotel felt slightly dated (mid to late 1990s, maybe?), but the room was spacious and bed was comfortable. There were a lot of dead insects on the window sills and behind the desk... I wish they had cleaned a bit more thoroughly before I arrived. I also wish the room had a smart TV, but was able to hook up my Nintendo Switch with an HDMI connection so that was fine. Staff was very nice. Guests and/or their pets occasionally made lots of noise in the halls/stairwells, but couldn't really hear this from my bed so it was OK. Good place overall.

Great stay in Boulder. We had the pleasure of two days here. Great rooms, very spacious. They provide a super complete and tasty breakfast. Close to Pearl street, maybe a mile or so. Great indoor pool and spa. Great for day trips over to Este Park and the Rocky Mount Nat. Park. The Flat Irons are close by also. Seems to be a very new property.

I was pleasantly surprised by my stay that Omni two weeks ago. After reading the reviews, I was dreading my stay but we didn't want to move b/c we were playing the golf course and wanted the discount / tee time. The hotel had the Vet conference going on during our stay but had little impact. I thought the lobby and main areas were clean / updated and while I thought the rooms (especially the bathroom) could use some sprucing up - it's not as bad as the reviews are saying. Most importantly - I felt clean during this time and to me - that was the most important. We did not use the restaurants and the golf course restaurant did not open until 10-ish so we had to eat elsewhere before our tee time. We sat at the pool - didn't go in for an hour or so and thought it was lovely. Two pools and not at all crowded during our stay. The pool bar was closed for the season already and I can see the pools getting crowded during the high season (or during conferences) but I was surprised by how large it is. The TV in our room most had analog channels - which was bad and recommend the hotel switch to digital. Everything else about the hotel was nice and in a good location with free parking.

I stayed here for 3 nights on a Business trip midweek after being recommended to it as it had recently had a refurb and as foreign visitor I find the availability of a decent breakfast on site hugely influential in my choices. The breakfast is good, not awesome - nothing to grumble about at all. Upon arrival the discovery of secure underground parking (reasonably priced) was warmly welcomed too! My room was on the 4th floor and was spacious with plenty of desk space, room for hanging clothes, microwave, fridge, large TV and giant bed. Fab pillows, and all the amenities you would expect including a good coffee machine in the room. My only gripe was the room safe which couldn't take that much due to being flat and with minimal height available. Just about squeezed a laptop in there. A word has to be said about the staff here- I've always found HGI staff highly engaging - but here in Boulder, most notably the bar staff and Betty were exceptional. As a seasoned international business traveller doing 20+ trips a year for 20 years I have encountered all levels of service around the world, but there was something hugely infectious about the joy for life that emanated from Betty at breakfast service. She was an absolute delight to engage with at breakfast each day and would send myself and my colleague off to do a days work with a spring in our step. I can still hear her wishing us a great day in my head. If there was a Betty at every Hilton Garden Inn then I'd be loyal for life.