Boulder's New Hotels

Moxy Boulder

Moxy Boulder has made an impossibly stylish entrée onto the Boulder hotel scene, with an envied spot right on the Hill across from the University of Colorado campus. Rich wood accents, high-design features made from natural materials, and an abundance of windows create an airy, bright and chic experience that's elevated by incredible views of the nearby Flatirons. Opened in spring of 2024, Moxy is already making waves with a popular courtyard where guests can enjoy firepits and live music. 

Guest Rooms

• 189 rooms

Meetings and Events

• 5 event rooms
• 5636 square feet of total event space
• 175 capacity of largest space
• 4 breakout rooms

Features

Limelight Boulder

The Limelight Boulder hotel and conference center is set to open in 2025 just around the corner from the Moxy. With 252 rooms, a 15,000-square-foot ballroom and lots of additional flexible indoor/outdoor event space, there is a ton of excitement about this groundbreaking new hotel from the highly regarded Limelight hospitality brand. Perched on a hill, it will boast some of the city’s best views of the iconic Flatirons.

Guest Rooms

• 252 guest rooms (including 42 suites)

Meetings and Events

• 8 event spaces (divisible into 12)
• 26,000 square feet of total event space (21,000 indoor and 5,000 outdoor) 
• 1,500 capacity of largest space
• 4 breakout rooms (plus two ballrooms divisible into 4 spaces each)

Features

• Pre-function space
• Catering available
• Heated spa and pool
• Outdoor fire pits
• Adventure concierge
• Private dining room
• Coworking space
• Fitness center
• Game room

Both hotels put you close to the thought-leadership and research happening on the beautiful CU Boulder campus, which infuses the entire city with a vibe of innovation. Plus, your attendees might just catch the wave of excitement around CU’s buzzed-about sports teams, too (let’s goooo, Buffs!).

Boulder's Hotels

These newcomer properties join an already impressive slate of nearly two dozen hotels well-suited for meetings and groups in Boulder, ranging from luxury and historic hotels in the heart of downtown to mountain lodges and historic cottages surrounded by pine trees.