Celebrated our anniversary with friends. The staff provided a celebratory basket on check in and then we drove the couple blocks to our assigned cottage, a wonderful two bedroom with views of the Flatiron mountains and right on the hiking path. The whole place area is historic, yet the cottage was updated and comfortable inside. Highlights: the Liberty Puzzle Factory Tour, dinner at Bramble and Hare, a hike into the Flatirons, 30 minute walks to Pearl Street through cool neighborhoods, the friendly and helpful Ranger, and hours of putting together the fabulous Liberty puzzles at the kitchen table with our friends. Definitely want to come back.

The cabin was clean with an adorable kitchen. The beds were very comfortable and we enjoyed sitting out front, drinking the provided coffee, and staring at the beautiful Flatirons.

The only thing we saw as a negative was the sitting area furniture was not very comfortable and looked a little worn. We were planning to use the pull out couch for one of the members of our party but the mattress was thin and uncomfortable so he ended up sleeping on the couch of our daughter who we were in town visiting.

Chatauqua is the most peaceful, beautiful historic healing Resort in America as far as I’m concerned, thank you so much. The staff, especially Melanie, were incredibly helpful and kind to me. Being able to wake up, have tea on your patio and hike in the gorgeous mountains is a gift along with the flowers in the gardens. I definitely recommend the dining hall. The food is scrumptious !! And excellent it rained for a unique experience. I return multiple times a year. See you soon.!

The location was phenomenal and exceeded all expectations! It was quiet, clean and lovely. The staff was helpful and responsive to our concerns. We loved the screened-in porch and cozy beds. We will definitely tell our friends about Chautauqua!

I wish the shower would have had grab bars for my older aunt to feel safe enough to shower. The stove and oven can also not be used at the same time but we were told it was old so we made it work.

Perfect setting. View of flatirons from backyard.

We weee not able to sit outside because the neighbors were out with their barking dog so we missed the evening sunsets. Also, the staff moved the table on the backyard and didn’t move it back. We have shoulder issues so moving a heavy metal table was too hard for us.

The park is beautiful. The cottage is nice and it was very clean. The kitchenette was fine and it had all the right pans and utensils. It is wonderful to walk two minutes to a major concert and then walk right back.

At $375 or so per night, it's a lot to spend on a tiny cottage so I would call it overpriced (but not vastly overpriced). It would be nice to have a couch in the room so you can sit somewhere besides the bed. For $375, you might expect a porch or back deck with a view, but there is no view whatsoever. It's possible that some cottages face the flat irons, but not sure if those are for rent. The streets are extremely narrow. If you have a small car, bring it. You will likely NOT be able to park in front of your cottage, so you may have a sizable walk to get to your cottage. We had quite a walk, but did not mind. You are really close to trail heads so don't have to get in your car to get to those.

The location was absolutely perfect, and the cottage was adorable. When they say they're right by many hiking trails, they aren't exaggerating. The trail heads are all right there. The kitchen was the best stocked with equipment of any vacation property I've stayed at. We also enjoyed the restaurant on-site. Delicious food, beautiful views.

Parking was sometimes a little tricky.

Location and the cottage. The vent system in the room. The gardens on property. The beauty and the proximity of the Flat Irons and hiking trails

The price is high. The menu in the dining hall has very few if any options for vegans. Could be healthier

The location and the cabin was lovely- We had dinner at the Dining Hall and it was exceptional our first night. It was so great that we could bring our dog who had fun in the snow!

Unfortunately, there was a huge snowstorm and the dining hall was closed the remaining days of our stay. We did lose electricity for several hours, however they did get it going again in the evening

I loved the peace and quiet which was the purpose of my trip. About 10 minutes away from most things in Boulder (shopping, grocery, etc) and a few minute walk from the cottage to the trailhead.

The instructions on where to check in could not be found on Booking.com. Had to go to Chautauqua Cottages’ website to find out and that even took a little searching to find.