Kayla & Adam
Kayla & Adam
Travel
traveling to colorful colorado
Fun fact: almost everyone coming to our wedding needs to travel here!
It's best to fly into Denver International Airport; there are several car rental options nearby such as Hertz, Avis, etc. If you're staying in Denver, you can take the RTD train, which ends at Union Station in Downtown Denver -- read more here! Similar to other airports, you can call an Uber/Lyft which can take you from the airport to where you're staying, or find other transportation options such as a bus.
If you're on the fence about it, we recommend renting a car 🚗 -- almost anything you might want to do on your own will probably have to be driven to!
Absolutely feel free to reach out to Adam or Kayla with any questions concerning travel, we are always happy to help you out! Additionally, if you're interested in finding others to rent a car with, we may be able to help you find someone.
where to stay?
All events will be in Boulder or Denver -- we are getting married in Boulder, but we live in Englewood (just south of Denver!). We recommend trying to stay in Boulder for easy access to the wedding venue, but if you are looking to do a lot of activities while out here besides just our wedding, Denver is more central.
We found a range of hotels in every area for you and noted down what their prices appear to be using the following key:
$ = Less than $150/night
$$ = Less than $300/night
$$$ = More than $300/night
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Note you may be able to find good deals for these places on places like Booking.com -- our key is just based on quick glances from Google!
Boulder?
Since the wedding venue is in Boulder, it's most likely going to be easiest to also stay in Boulder. The venue is just 10 minutes away from downtown! Downtown Boulder is very nice; it's a college town, and a wealthy area in general. Staying in Boulder feels more like staying in a "mountain" town when compared to Denver.
Boulder isn't as large as Denver, and has more limited options in terms of where to stay. Hotels tend to be more expensive. Plan to book early if you want to stay in Boulder!
Hotels In Boulder
$$$
* Rooms fill quickly
* On-site spa
$$
* Walking distance to downtown
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* Historic
* Every Friday night has Jazz in the Lounge!
$
* Outdoor Firepits
* Rec Room
$
* A locally-owned inn
Denver?
If you're looking to do more than just attend our wedding, Denver is great because it's a bit more centrally located! You can easily access Boulder, Colorado Springs, and RMNP isn't too far if you're up for a drive! Denver is also a bigger city than Boulder, so it has more going on in general. If you stay in downtown Denver, you can walk to great restaurants and interesting places, or just go shopping at the 16th street mall!
You should be able to take the Flatiron Flyer from Denver to Boulder if you don't want to rent a car for the wedding, but you'd still need to get an uber/lyft from Boulder to the wedding location.
There are FAR more hotels in Denver than listed here. If you're scrambling for a place, you can definitely find one here. Feel free to reach out to either of us for some help if you need!
Hotels In Denver
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* Located at the Dairy Block (where Kayla works!)
* Walking distance to Union Station
* Near Coors Field ⚾
$
* Located in Cap Hill neighborhood
* Note that says HOSTEL not Hotel
Surrounding Areas?
The Denver metro area is quite large, with lots of little towns to stay in! Adam and Kayla live in Englewood, which is south of Denver and right near Littleton, which is a pleasant place to walk around with lots of little shops! There are also interesting places to stay like Lyons, which is closer to Boulder and would give you easy access to places like RMNP and Estes Park if you're looking to visit either of those.
We've listed where each of these hotels are located and their distance to the venue.