Top Rated Accommodations in Longmont

The St. Julien Hotel & Spa located in downtown Boulder, offers breathtaking views of the Flatirons and is one of the highest rated hotels in the entire Denver/Boulder area. It is just minutes away from a plethora of shops and restaurants and the luxurious rooms, pool and spa only enhance your experience at the St. Julien after exploring town. Furthermore, if you are looking for a wedding or business venue, your search stops here. Come here to rejuvenate yourself, soak up some sun and sip some wine.

The Hampton Inn & Suites Boulder is an all-encompassing hotel that is perfect for the family or for those traveling on business. Everything you need, from the free parking to the laundromat, is here for the convenience of every guest. Some hotels nickel-and-dime their guests, however here at the Hampton, you can rest assured that this brand doesn't fret about the little things. The hotel features both standard rooms as well as spacious suites, both have HDTVs, ergonomic workspace and WaterPik showerheads. The suites have a microwave, refrigerator and coffeemaker and as stated before, these rooms have more space. In the morning the hotel provides a complimentary hot breakfast and if you're in a hurry, you can take an 'on-the-run' breakfast with you!

Those who are looking for a happy medium between the mountains and the city will find this quaint motel a perfect fit. Established in 1936, it is the oldest continuously operating motel in Colorado, and its stellar location provides secluded comfort nestled in the entrance to Boulder Canyon, at the foot of Flagstaff Mountain. Although the log cabin rooms appear rustic, they feature the latest in modern amenities. With its 18 charming rooms and two cozy suites in a mountain setting next to Boulder Creek Path, downtown Boulder is a short commute and some of the area's best hiking trails are right outside the door. Cable television, in-room phones, refrigerators, wireless Internet access compose the other complimentary services.

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.