Here are several pet-friendly hotels in/near downtown Boulder (Pearl Street / Central Boulder), with quick pet-policy notes so you can compare. I’ve included sources — I recommend calling the hotel to confirm current fees, weight limits, and room availability before booking.

1. Hyatt Place Boulder / Pearl Street (downtown location)

   • Pet notes: Allows dogs (typically a weight limit ~50 lb), pet fee (example: ~$75 per stay), usually 1 pet limit. Located very close to Pearl Street Mall. (romingo.com)

2. Hotel Boulderado (historic hotel, one block from Pearl Street)

   • Pet notes: Dog-friendly rooms available (usually on lower floors), fee reported around $100 per stay, often limits on number of pets (examples show up to 3). Confirm availability in advance. (expedia.com)

3. Moxy Boulder (near downtown / Pearl Street area)

   • Pet notes: Moxy properties in Boulder typically welcome pets (fee/limits vary; some listings show ~$50 per night). Good boutique option close to downtown. (See BringFido listing for details.) (bringfido.com)

4. Residence Inn by Marriott Boulder (Center Green / near downtown)

   • Pet notes: Pet-friendly; reported fees in listings vary (examples show ~$75 per stay), often generous pet allowances (multiple pets allowed). Suite-style rooms good if you want more space. (romingo.com)

5. Boulder Marriott (Canyon Boulevard; short drive from Pearl Street)

   • Pet notes: Accepts dogs (examples show weight limit ~50 lb), with pet fee (example: $100 per stay). Not directly on Pearl Street but close by. (marriott.com)

6. Hilton Garden Inn / Homewood Suites / Fairfield Inn (Boulder area hotels)

   • Pet notes: Several chain hotels around Boulder (Homewood Suites, Fairfield Inn, Hilton Garden Inn) are pet-friendly with modest fees (commonly $50–$100; policies vary by property). These are a short drive from downtown. (romingo.com)

Where to check more pet-specific listings

• BringFido is a useful directory for pet-friendly lodging in Boulder (shows many downtown options and exact fees/limits for specific dates). (bringfido.com)

Quick tips

• Pearl Street Mall has local rules: animals are often restricted on certain blocks/times — check local signage and hotel guidance. (Some sources note restrictions; always verify before walking a pet on Pearl Street.) (thenewsindependent.com)
• Policies and fees change often — call the hotel directly the day you book to confirm allowed breeds, weight limits, fees, and whether a pet-friendly room is available.
• Ask about pet amenities (beds, bowls, nearby relief areas) and whether pets may be left unattended.

If you’d like, tell me your travel dates, budget, and how large your pet is and I can check availability/prices for a few of these and return best matches (I’ll confirm current policies and fees).