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Top-rated vacation rentals in Boulder

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Guesthouse in Boulder
Entire Detached Guest House-Central Boulder
Sunny, clean and close to everything! Cozy 1 bd. PRIVATE guest house is atop owner's detached garage, private off-street parking and commuter bike provided. 3-5 blocks from Pearl Street, CU, grocery, and restaurants. 3 piece bathroom with tub and roman shower head. Shower is not standing height (see photo). Memory foam queen size bed , 100% cotton sheets, blackout curtains for a super comfy night of sleep. Single roll away bed available. Low / no scent detergent and cleaning products used.
$102 per night
Superhost
Guest suite in Boulder
Luxurious Private Suite Close to Trails AND Town
Private luxury suite two blocks from the Mount Sanitas trailhead, six blocks to downtown and the fantastic restaurants and shopping on Boulder's fun Pearl Street Mall. Amazing views, fresh mountain air ... all in walking distance to the best Boulder has to offer. Lively outdoor spaces and yard in a quiet neighborhood, a comfy bed, walk-in closet and a luxurious bathroom -- with exclusive use of the private hot tub. Why choose between adventure and culture, when you can be close to both?
$152 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Boulder
Bright, Airy, Tranquil Boulder Home-Away
Stylish and Eco-Friendly in quiet Boulder neighborhood. Short walk to trendy east Pearl Street, Whole Foods, 29th St. Mall, and 15 minute walk to Pearl walking mall. Bright, open layout with brand new furnishings. Walk to one of many local restaurants or cook a meal in the large open kitchen. Enjoy morning coffee on your private deck with a beautiful view of the flatirons, explore for the day, and then relax in front of the fireplace at night with your favorite shows on Netflix.
$142 per night

Stay near Boulder's top sights

Pearl Street Mall591 locals recommend
Chautauqua Park649 locals recommend
Folsom Field21 locals recommend
Central Park4 locals recommend
Boulder Theater165 locals recommend
Hotel Boulderado32 locals recommend

Boulder home rentals

Superhost
Home in Boulder
Clean, Downtown Boulder Luxury. ⛰
$200 per night
Superhost
Home in Boulder
Secluded modern mountain home with stunning views
$542 per night
Superhost
Home in Boulder
Dreamy Bohemian Bungalow - Quiet, Walk to Pearl
$186 per night
Superhost
Home in Boulder
Oasis in the Heart of Boulder
$135 per night
Superhost
Home in Boulder
Boulder Mountain Getaway
$266 per night
Superhost
Home in Boulder
South Boulder Gem (Pet friendly!)
$150 per night
Superhost
Home in Boulder
Large, Cozy Central Boulder House
$155 per night
Superhost
Home in Boulder
Relaxing Modern Basement Suite w/Private Entrance
$135 per night
Superhost
Home in Boulder
Boulder 3 Bedroom Home with Mtn Views & Deck
$146 per night
Superhost
Home in Boulder
Apartment in home near campus
$177 per night
Superhost
Home in Boulder
Contemporary South Boulder Studio
$143 per night
Superhost
Home in Estes Park
Peak View Mountain House (Estes Park)
$186 per night

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Boulder

Total rentals

1.5K properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

850 properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

230 properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

370 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

840 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

64K reviews

Your guide to Boulder

Welcome to Boulder

Just 30 minutes from Denver and surrounded by 45,000 acres of protected open space, Boulder is an outdoor lover’s town with urban flair. Located in the Boulder Valley where the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains collide, its geographical mascot is The Flatirons — craggy sandstone formations that tower above the town. The unique makeup of Boulder’s citizenry includes more than 35,000 University of Colorado students, techies plugged into the town’s thriving startup scene, scientists working at three national laboratories, and world-renowned athletes who come here to train at high altitude. They all contribute to the town’s crunchy play-hard culture; this is a place as much known for health food restaurants as it is for a booming brewery scene. Boulder has all the charm and recreational opportunities of a mountain village with the culture of a much larger city.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Boulder

Boulder enjoys roughly 300 days of sunshine a year, and a mild climate thanks to its high altitude. That means even on balmy days, you may be in for a crisp evening. Spring in Boulder is warm and sunny, and Pearl Street is covered in thousands of tulips. Summer is a busy festival season, but also brings the hottest weather, particularly in August. In fall the leaves change color and temperatures dip, but are usually pleasant for hiking. Winter is a peaceful low season, accompanied by moderate snow. Any time you visit you’re likely to find several events going on, celebrating ideas ranging from classical music to yoga. In May, international crowds gather for the hugely popular BOLDERBoulder 10k Road Race.


Top things to do in Boulder

Chautauqua Park

Head to this gorgeous park at the base of the Flatiron Mountains to tromp more than 40 miles of scenic hiking trails and get a little closer to those dramatic rock formations. The grounds are also home to an auditorium that hosts the Colorado Music Festival, which features international artists over six weeks in July and August.

Media Archaeology Lab

Located on the University of Boulder campus, this unique collection of historical devices includes phonograph players, Commodore 64 computers, and other relics of technology’s past. They all work, and visitors are encouraged to get hands-on with the collection. Visits are by appointment only.

Go Tubing

Few activities embody the pace of summer more than lazily bobbing along, toes in the water, sun on your face, and your bum in a tube. You can launch a tubing trip on Boulder Creek where it curves through Eben G. Fine Park, just a short walk from the town’s commercial center, and spend the day floating along. Tubing season is roughly May through June. You can buy or rent tubes in town, as well as schedule a pickup once you’re ready to dry off.

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