Hotel Boulderadovs?

"This 1909 beauty beckons with a soaring stained-glass ceiling, mezzanine with romantic nooks galore, and large helpings of Victorian charm in its gracious lobby." Full review

"Celebrating a century of service in 2009, the charming Boulderado is a National Register landmark and a romantic place to spend the night." Full review

"Opened in 1909, the Hotel Boulderado was one of the first hotels in Boulder and is included in the National Trust’s Historic Hotels of America." Full review

"One of Colorado's more whimsical historic hotels, a smaller, simpler version of Denver's more impressive Oxford Hotel or Aspen's Hotel Jerome, this place has managed to maintain an air of authenticity." Full review

"A bright lobby, with a canopied ceiling of stained glass and mosaic tile, recalls an era of Victorian elegance intertwined with Boulder history for nearly a century."

"The two-story lobby with stained-glass domed ceiling and centilevered cherry staircase is luxuriously Victorian in ambience."

"The hotel's decor is heavy on antiques and original features provide a feel for the building's history, from the intricate tile floors to the stained glass skylight to the charming historic elevator." Full review

"The guest rooms and suites at the Hotel Boulderado, which come in a variety of styles and sizes...recent guests said they loved the location and the variety of bars and restaurants on the property." Full review

"Gilded Age relic of a hotel, with a classic metal-grille elevator, a carved wooden staircase, and an illuminated stained glass ceiling...rooms are less opulent than the communal areas, but great value"

"The colorful stained-glass ceiling and cantilevered cherrywood staircase are other reminders of days past, along with the rich woodwork of the balusters around the mezzanine." Full review