Gold
Millennium Harvest House
Situated about a mile away from engaging Pearl Street, Millennium Hotel Harvest House is a resort-style property covering 16 acres just east of the University of Colorado campus.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveChoose an Area
Fitness Facility:
Legit lap pool onsite and a couple decent cardio machines. Also near Boulder's multi-use paths and one of Boulder's best health clubs (2 miles).
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Silver
Holiday Inn Express
While this hotel is way out on the northwest edge of town, it is the closest lodging option to some of the best running trails in the country. Running addicts, you may want to consider staying here. Everyone else, don't bother, as better options exist.
Price: Least Expensive Fitness Facility:
Proximity to the outdoor running/bike trails nearby are the draw.
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Silver
Homewood Suites
For those Boulder visitors who prioritize a convenient workout location ahead of a short walk to dining and entertainment attractions (Pearl Street), Homewood is your place.
Price: Moderately Expensive Fitness Facility:
$10 discounted access to one of Boulder's best gyms (located next door)
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Bronze
Marriott
About a mile from Boulder's Pearl Street shopping and entertainment district, the Marriott is a tidy hotel in a convenient touristy location providing wonderful and friendly service, but athletic-minded travelers may want to
Price: Expensive Fitness Facility:
Onsite gym is nothing to write home about, but the hotel's central location puts guests within a 5-minute drive to one of Boulder's best health clubs and the city multi-use paths are a stone's throw away.
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