My boyfriend and I stayed 3 nights at the Inn in September. The location is perfect. We walked to Pearl Street for dinner and shopping. All other attractions were a very short drive including Chautauqua Park and Mount Sanitas. The Inn provides a delicious breakfast which includes freshly prepared eggs and quiche. A wine and cheese social is offered every night which allows for time to connect with other guests. We enjoyed this opportunity to share our experiences and obtain recommendations for our trip to Boulder. We stayed in a king room which was roomy. The beds were comfortable. We had a nice view of the Flatirons from our room. The staff were all amazing and helpful. Michael and Blake went above and beyond to make sure our stay was perfect. I highly recommend and will stay again when visiting Boulder in the future.

I was not super impressed with my stay at The Bradley for the price I paid. My husband and I were just staying for 1 night to check out the Boulder area. We thought this would be a nice place to stay. The location is ideal and close to all the Pearl Street shops and restaurants. The building itself was built in the 1990's and is not old, but is made to look old. Our room was pretty small with a tiny bathroom. Once in the room, you really could be in any old hotel room. It was not special. The room was clean.The young girl working the front desk was exceptional. Professional, friendly and made us feel very welcome. I wish I could remember her name so she could get the appropriate praise! The hotel includes a happy hour with charcuterie. I had a glass of wine and my husband enjoyed a beer. The charcuterie was cheese, crackers, almonds and cranberries. It was not super impressive, but it was good. There were also fresh baked cookies at 2 or 3. We each had one and they were good.. The hotel also has free breakfast, which was really good. There was quiche, oatmeal, toast, etc with really good strong coffee. Definitely enough to hold you over until lunch. The breakfast room was EXTREMELY quiet. I would highly recommend to the hotel to pipe in some music in the downstairs area. It feels eerily quiet and boring. There is a large sitting area/family room where you can sit downstairs, too. There are some board games, puzzles, etc, Be aware that the hotel charges $25 per night for parking. I am not sure what THAT is all about. Why can you not let your guests park for free? If I were going to Boulder again, I would find a different place to stay. This place was ok, but not for me for the price..

This is a great place to stay with nice comfortable beds! The staff is warm and friendly. There is a great main living room with a large fireplace although we were visiting in the beginning of the summer. They serve a nice buffet breakfast with two choices of quiches and hot oatmeal and fresh fruit along with a few choices of bread and muffins.They also have an ice machine and filtered faucet to fill your water bottles.We got recommendations for restaurants as well and walked to a great pizza place that had a full bar and great fire Neapolitan pizza. The hotel is a mere block away from Pearl Street which turns into a pedestrian walkway with many shops and restaurants.You have your choice of rooms for fireplaces and jetted tubs so be sure to make your choice ahead of time.

Fantastic Property. Service is excellent while the happy hour provides a nice glass of wine and charcuterie board. You are one block away from the middle of the city! Everything about this property is excellent!

Really enjoyed staying at the Bradley. The location was great, it was walkable to all of Boulder's great downtown. The lobby and guest lounge area was really cozy and it was nice and relaxing sitting and talking by the fireplace. We found the staff to be welcoming and accommodating. The hotel was clean and everything worked well, no hiccups with toilets or showers. We will definitely be looking to stay at the Bradley when we come to Boulder in the future