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Public Transportation:
Rent a car (at the airport)
Boulder doesn't really have an efficient public transportation system but fortunately driving around and parking (usually) isn't a big hassle.
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Accomodations:
Since we won't be having our wedding or dinner at a hotel, where you stay is really up to you. Here are a couple of suggestions:
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Boulder Broker Inn: Daily Rate $69+++
We setup a wedding reservation here. This is our preferred hotel. Also checkout the Sunday brunches there, a mainstay of feeding frenzy for the Boulder area. The place was also recently renovated in 2001 and has been a mainstay in the boulder community for as long as I can remember. If you're looking for something that's less corporate but still cozy, I'd recommend staying here.
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Marriott Residence Inn (Boulder): Daily Rate $89+++
This is probably the best choice since you can fit groups into their already spacious studios. They have kitchens and a free continental breakfast (bagels, orange juice etc). I lived in one for a whole month once, it wasn't too bad, nicer than most apts in San Fran =)
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Marriott Hotel (Boulder) Daily Rate: $149+++
Ah large souless hotel chains! It's new, it's nice, and it's pricey, but if you're looking to stay in the nicest hotel in Boulder, it's gonna either be this or the Boulderado, but this is newer, and who doesn't like new and shiny things? =)
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