The hotel features 269 beautifully-appointed guestrooms and suites, many with views of the ground’s gorgeously landscaped gardens. Guests can choose from a variety of exercise option. In addition to nearby skiing, fishing, hiking and rafting, the hotel hosts 15 tennis courts, a fitness center and indoor and outdoor pools. The hotel also features several dining options including Thyme on the Creek, Coaches’ Corner, an interactive sports bar and Fuller Griffin's, the only place in Boulder County to enjoy a smoke and a drink.

With its rich history, the Millennium Harvest House is home to many Boulder traditions. Each Friday from mid-May through late August, local, regional and national artists perform in the gardens as part of the Friday Afternoon Club’s Rockin’ The Gardens free concert series. Families, tourists and co-workers flock to the gardens to kick back and enjoy the free music, delicious food and drink and family-friendly atmosphere. With the beginning of the college football season, the Millennium Harvest House kicks off its Saturday Afternoon Club and welcomes fans to enjoy the hometown Buffs’ games on a mega 14-foot television set up on the garden lawn. Many Buffs alumni call the Millennium Harvest House home for the CU games and meet there to enjoy every home game.

The Millennium Harvest House helps business and leisure travelers stay connected with oversized desks and high-speed internet connections in each room. The lobby also houses several internet kiosks and free wireless. With more than 18,000 square feet of meeting space, the hotel is the perfect place to host any size meeting or function.

Whatever your passion – recreation, entertainment, sports, culture or dining – the Millennium Harvest House can satisfy it in Colorado style.