The motel is in an amazing location at the edge of town and right up against the mountains. There’s an easy walk or cycle to downtown, a beautiful creek with swimming just over the road and 2 great short hikes start from nearby. While we were there, there was also a mobile sauna and cold plunge pools in the field behind the motel that were free for motel guests to use. For an English family this felt like a really authentic old-style American experience. We also appreciated the friendly staff, continental breakfast and hot drinks in the office.

There was nothing we didn’t like. If we had to be picky, I suppose it’s quite an old-fashioned motel, so don’t expect all Mod cons just a simple American experience.

I loved the location. Easy to get to places of interest like Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park, Colorado Springs. Comfy beds and breakfast items very appreciated. Rustic and comfy!

All the staff were kind and helpful. However one person working front desk on May 21st in the morning was very rude and literally acted like a drill Sargent to me while I was trying to get coffee. I walked out of the office and just didn't get my breakfast or coffee. This lady was too rude and my peace is important. The rest of the staff were amazing. Maybe this particular employee needs some additional training on customer service.

Amazing location, close enough to be able to walk into town and right by some trailheads so you can hike right out the door. Staff were all lovely. Breakfast was good and included cereals, boiled eggs, bagels, bread for toast, fruit, juices. Rooms have air conditioning and heating and we slept well. A charming motel, the best value we found in the area, and would definitely recommend.

The rooms could probably do with a bit of a spruce up with a lick of paint as they're becoming a little dated, but overall cosy and comfortable.

The breakfast is provided and is super yummy! Loved the porridge and bagels with eggs. Location is brill, a 10-15 minute stroll along the river to town. Close to hiking/running trails.

The only thing I found slightly frustrating was it was a little hard to get hold of someone before my stay to arrange getting into the cabin after hours. As promised they did text me the code with 24 hours of my stay though, so probably more was me trying to be super organised and soothe my anxiety about arriving in the middle of the night. They thoughtfully left the air con on for me which was appreciated as it was HOT! (Even at 4am!!) thanks FOTM

It was much better to be able to sit outside at night in front of your own little mountain cabin than being downtown in the middle of all the traffic and stores. It was quiet except for the one road. Lots of seating and even a few tables to have breakfast. Breakfast was better than expected, the people who work there take good care of it, refill everything and keep it neat. The motel is right above the best spot of the creek at Eben G Fine Park. Great for tubing , swimming and relaxing , lots of families going there. It was 96 degrees every day so we cooled off in the creek every day .

Not a lot of water pressure in the old shower.

The location is beautiful. You can walk right across the street and up a mountain to amazing views. There is a cute park across the street as well. The rooms are comfortable (and adorable). The staff is friendly and attentive.

For some reason we lost hot water during the day every day we were there (it was fine first thing in the morning and later in the evening), but the staff was very apologetic about that. It wasn’t a huge deal, but strange.

The location is very nice. Although cited as "Boulder, CO," Foot of the Mountain is kinda like a small town outside of Boulder. Since I had a service dog with me, the "woodsy" terrain near the motel was a pleasure for him to roam. Room was decent sized and very comfortable for myself and my service dog. The breakfast was modest, yet completely acceptable and it was free of charge, always a nice hospitality. The staff was very available and helpful..

Nothing to complain about. Some of the plumbing was a bit faulty, but this has more to do with corporate and plumbers being hired to deal with such issues. For the most part, there is little if anything to complain about or say that I "didn't like it."

Location literally is at the foot of the mountain. Also right along a beautiful walking path that meanders along Boulder Creek. The staff are always freindly and they are very accomodating. Love that they compost and don't use any styrofoam for their breakfast. This place has a community feeling like a hostel. The guests we've met there are always so interesting and friendly.

The parking lot is tight so it's always a little tricky parking. Other than that they use every space in the rooms and outside to fit everything you need.

The staff is very helpful and nice. They are accommodating to a person's needs. Both my dog and I thoroughly enjoyed it here. The location is great. Doesn't have the "hustle and bustle" of central Boulder, yet it's not far from places to eat and shop. My dog and I both liked the location. Just as the name of the motel, "Foot of the Mountain," it is literally at the foot of the mountain. There's a park nearby that's good for both people and dogs. I will definitely recommend this motel to someone staying in Boulder.

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This is my favorite place to stay in Boulder. It's like a throwback to when days were simpler and before Boulder became 'SO Boulder.' This place has heart and charm and is in the best location in town--because it's just out of town and up against the mountains, across from Eben J. Park. Favorite place to stay when I come to Boulder. They've got a simple breakfast, coffee and smiles from the office staff all day. It's an older place and that's WHY I stay here. If you want a brand new chain hotel, this place isn't for you and that leaves more room for folks who will appreciate it. :)