I recently had the pleasure of spending 3 nights at the Bradley. It was great to be close to Pearl Street for a first-time visitor but thanks to the knowledgeable staff, I was also able to find hiking trails close by. The more-than-continental breakfast, afternoon cookies, wine and cheese hour, lovely room, free internet and excellent selection of dvds provide a 5 star experience. My husband and I have already booked a return trip!

I've been going to Boulder off/on for almost ten years and finally found The Bradley. With spotless and comfortable accommodations, a light but delicious breakfast, and a very attentive staff, I've found what will now be our Boulder "home away from home."

While the location is just off Pearl Street, the Inn is a quiet refuge after a day of sightseeing, shopping on the busy pedestrian mall, hiking or winter sports - or visiting your CU offspring.

The rates are pricey but well worth it. If you're looking for warmth, comfort, and serenity, The Bradley is the place for you.

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We stayed at The Bradley while we moved our Freshman student into CU. Coming from California with this huge chore was exhausting, physically and mentally. However, this wonderfully quiet and tasteful B&B was exactly what we needed under the circumstances. The temp was 100 degrees and The Bradley's airconditioned tasteful interior was a panacea for our weary souls. The staff were so obliging and helpful with all our questions and needs, we were delighted.
The bedrooms are calming and comfortable and the beds were extremely comfortable. Breakfast was fresh and good.
We highly recommend a stay.

My husband and I stayed three nights at the Bradley during our long weekend 25th anniversary celebration in Boulder. We had lived in Boulder for 15 years before moving to Santa Fe four years ago. The Bradley was a perfect base for our trip down memory lane—just off the Pearl Street Mall and within walking distance of every downtown restaurant and shop, including those in the North Boulder/Ideal shopping centers at Alpine and Broadway (not to be confused with the new NOBO neighborhood at far north Broadway).

Our room (12) was large, clean, comfortable, and quiet. Well, the AC was noisy, but at least it was a mostly constant noise, and I figured it drowned out any possible noise from the restaurant across the alley. We heard no noise from other guests or the common areas on the first floor. The continental breakfast was tasty (especially the granola), but we passed it up on Sat. and Sun. because they started serving at 8, which was way too late for us (we wanted to get out on hiking trails before it got too hot). The staff was friendly and helpful, but not the hovering type you sometimes find in B&Bs. There’s plenty of room in the common areas to visit with others or read. Highly recommended.