Millennium Harvest House Boulder

It was close to dining and attractions

Mattress was so so and cleanliness was so so

Hotel needs to be rejuvinated

The location is good, near the University and downtown Boulder. and on the bike/pedestrian trail system. Nice grounds.

After staying at the Millennium Bailey's in London, we thought this would be a good choice. It was not- while once a nice 1960's hotel, this place is tired--the pools out of service, ice not available except from the front desk, elevators out of service. Once restored or fixed up it could be good, but not now.

Pool was closed... ? Only the middle of the summer. Stay downtown, much more bang for your buck!

In Dire Need of a Refurbishment

Close proximity to University and downtown Boulder

Needs an update. Kitchen and pools were out of service, and appeared it had been that way for some time. My room back onto the Safeway loading dock, so garbage truck and semi truck noise was consistent at 5am in the morning.

Wet carpet in the room. They refused to change rooms for us nor did anything about the sopping wet carpet in the room.

Way outated

This hotel needs to close and undergo a serious re model with a new management company to give it a fresh feel.

Out of service pool and no functional elevators

Lacking in amenities

The bed was gigantic and room was very clean

None of the elevators worked...pool and hot tub we're closed in July...our shower handle kept moving during showers making the water temp scolding hot, ceiling above the shower was missing the ceiling panel

Do not stay here

Pool was closed without prior notification. Pizza sauce on carpet in room (appeared not vacuumed). Beer cans scattered all over outside the patio door. Very old and overall unclean feeling.

Outdated for the price, location is not everything

The proximity to University of Colorado Boulder sold me, however the rest of the service was not worth the price.

When I got in to my room, I could smell

Outdated and dingy. Elevator did not work. Staff called the place a "piss-hole".