I stay here everytime I come to Boulder for work. It is clean, convenient and comfortable. The staff has always been willing to help and addresses any issue that may arise.

This was our first stay at a Homewood Suites and it was a great experience. The staff is attentive and made us feel welcome. We will stay here again when we visit Boulder.

Overall this was a pleasant stay. No complaints about the room- the bed and pillows were comfortable, the space was kept very clean, and we had everything we needed. The bathroom was a bit small (i.e. the door came close to hitting the toilet). Prior reviews about difficulty finding the hotel actually made it easier to find. Just look for the Homewood Suites signs after turning into the shopping center off Baseline Rd. Breakfast was average, but I did take advantage of the 24 hour coffee/tea station several times during the stay. The hotel is actually a complex with several buildings, and there was rarely enough parking on our side of the complex. I may stay here again but would probably prefer something closer to downtown Boulder.

My husband and I decided to have a weekend in Boulder, but didn't want to spend a ton of money. We chose the Homewood Suites because the price was right and it was away from the din. The room was more like an apartment with a full kitchenette including microwave and stove top. Everything was quite clean. The king sized bed was in a tight room attached to the two sink bathroom area with a separate WC and shower room. We asked for a quiet room and were put along the backside of the hotel. Considering the hotel is hidden behind a shopping mall, I imagine most rooms are quiet. The only noise we heard was from the outdoor pool next door. There is a grocery store and a library nearby for those wanting to fend for themselves or work somewhere other than the room. The complimentary breakfast was standard fare, but well presented. I am pretty sure that this was an apartment complex converted, and I enjoyed staying there. The only disadvantage is the location. It is about a $10 cab ride from Pearl Street, but if you are okay with that - it is a great find. For those that have trouble finding it, I just followed directions given on the hotel website that said it was "behind the old Blockbuster in the shopping mall". There was a sign inside the mall, but nothing overtly obvious.