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Hyatt House Boulder/Broomfield

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Great breakfast!
Rolando G.

I want to give 5 stars to the people who run the show here because I've been pleasantly surprised by the service, quality of breakfast, and cleanliness of the room and common areas! I came by to stay for a drone expo in Denver and I wanted to explore the area. Hyatt Boulder is a nice and modern hotel just 20 mins from Boulder. It's also an hour away from Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park - which have some wonderful activities like hiking and sight seeing! I even saw Elk. The people here are nice and the breakfast is pretty wonderful, which was my favorite part of all. Most days you get a wonderful setup of yogurt or oatmeal with tons of toppings, egg, potatoes, and sausage. There's cereal, milk, coffee and tea also. Andrea does a great job getting everyone fed. The room and common areas are clean and smell great! This has easily been the nicest Hyatt stay I've had in my few years of travels. Mora was wonderful at accommodating me on a late exit. Keep it up guys! I'll be back.

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Matt C.

I found this hotel to be a great place to stay! My mom visited me from the east coast, and wanted something close by and inexpensive for the week. She found this hotel for a great deal for five days. It's very clean inside and spacious. They have a pretty large outdoor pool and fitness room, and plenty of other amenities. Love the bar attached to the lobby, it's nice and open. The room was large and well stocked, with a dining room and mini kitchen. It was great to do some cooking and have fun together. There was more then enough room and I liked the see through tv idea.

The restaurant nexts to Front Desk
Oanh K L.

Our first hotel in Colorado trip. We chose this hotel as it was only 20 mins away from Pearl St Mall. Check in process was smooth, the lady was friendly. Complimentary parking & WiFi for in house guest. The room is spacious but have an apartment feel. Well equipped kitchen with fridge, dish washer, silverware, pots & pans etc. I found couple scratches here and there in the room, the blind in living room is broken so we were sleeping with a feeling that someone from the other building could see us. Continental breakfast in the morning was not good, not have a good selection.

Hair on chair
Rd R.

I would give no stars! Unfortunately app will only allow me to make a review if I give a star. After a 17 hour drive , I was tired and needed a shower and sleep. Checked in and went to the room.... A rude awakening! As soon as you walked into the room it smelled musty. As I was inspecting the room this is what I found..( see pics) Manager stated he would have it cleaned if I wanted to stay. Of course I said no. Manager stated he would cancel my reservation and give me points. I had to rush to find another place to stay. The ALOFT is where I ended up at in Broomfield. What a big difference in hotels. People who are reading this: You can make up your own mind on whether you want to stay here.

Closet in my bathroom
Tony J.

The former Hyatt Summerfield Suites are the new Hyatt House, which is an extended stay hotel with a full compact kitchen including a full size refrigerator, stove and even a dishwasher. My room was like a compact studio. I assume the Hyatt Summerfield Suites did not do well, thus the name change. My room included one 37-inch flat screen TV, which could be conveniently rotated between the living area sofa or my king size bed room. This was my first hotel with a combo CD audio, DVD video player and an AV connection system. I never stayed at a Hyatt House. The Hyatt House Boulder/Broomfield was difficult to locate using my GPS. According to the front desk this is a common problem, due to the hotel name change from Summerfield Suites. My GPS did not locate the hotel address correctly. The hotel is very close to route 36. When I finally arrived I was just in time for their 5:30 evening buffet social, which included Fat Tire draft or wine. I opted for the local Fat Tire draft. The tomato soup, refried beans, nachos and cheeses were quite nice. The morning also included a very nice buffet with scrambled eggs, cheese and ham, yogurt and fresh fruit. Despite my initial difficulty to locate this hotel I will give this chain another try.

4th floor room view
Porya H.

Got to stay here after buying an express deal on priceline, so we got the room for one night. The check in was quick and easy and we were given a room on the 4th floor with a pretty nice view. We went out and came back after one on a Friday night and the hotel was pretty quiet and peaceful. The gym is tiny, but you can get a basic work out on. Since we were only staying for a day we were surprised to have house keeping banging on the door at 8 in the morning? ! When I opened the door she just apologized. .. I asked her when check out was since. .. it was 8am on a Saturday morning and she had obviously woke me up. (O.o) Otherwise having complimentary breakfast is always nice.

The ONLY plates they provided at the breakfast. Their breakfast is pretty disgusting also.

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