Plan your visit
Everything you need for an unforgettable stay in Boulder.
Get to know Boulder
Nestled against the iconic Flatirons, Boulder blends a vibrant downtown with incredible access to the outdoors. From Pearl Street's restaurants and shops to scenic trails and mountain views, there's plenty to explore before and after fintech_devcon.
Your fintech_devcon home base
The Limelight Boulder is the official hotel for fintech_devcon, putting you just steps from conference sessions and networking events. Designed with modern comfort in mind, it's the perfect place to recharge, connect with fellow attendees, and make the most of your week in Boulder.
We've secured a special conference rate for attendees, but rooms are limited. Be sure to book through the link below to take advantage of the discounted rate.
Special conference rate excludes taxes and fees and is only available while rooms last. The discounted rate expires July 12, 2027.
Getting to and around Boulder
Start your fintech_devcon experience the moment you land. We've arranged complimentary shuttle service between Denver International Airport and the Limelight Boulder, making it easy to get to and from the conference.
Once you're here, Boulder is easy to explore on foot.
Walking
Many of Boulder's best restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, and attractions are within walking distance of the conference hotel.
Light rail & buses
Boulder's local bus network, including the HOP and other RTD routes, makes it easy to travel around the city and connect to nearby destinations.
Bike, scooters, or pedicabs
Boulder is one of the most bike-friendly cities in the country. Limelight Boulder guests can borrow complimentary cruiser bikes or rent an e-bike through the hotel. Shared B-Cycle bikes and e-scooters are also available throughout downtown.
A few things to know before you go
Weather
August is one of the best times to visit Boulder, with average daytime highs in the mid-80s°F and comfortable, cool evenings. Plan for warm, sunny days, but consider packing a light jacket or sweater for mornings, evenings, and mountain breezes.
Altitude
Boulder sits at approximately 5,430 feet above sea level, so if you're visiting from a lower elevation, you may notice the effects of the altitude. The thinner air also means alcohol can affect you more quickly, so please drink responsibly and keep these tips in mind:
Drink plenty of water
Hydration is the best way to help your body adjust to the altitude. Start drinking extra water before your trip and continue throughout your stay.
Replenish electrolytes
Choose foods rich in potassium and other electrolytes, such as bananas, avocados, leafy greens, potatoes, dried fruit, and tomatoes, to help your body adapt.
Don't forget the sunscreen
The higher elevation means stronger UV exposure, even on cooler days. Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and lip balm, and don't be surprised if you find yourself reaching for them more often than you would at home.
Need help asking your boss?
If you need a little help with persuading your manager on the value of attending fintech_devcon, let us help you put it into words.
Use this document to justify your trip. Be sure to fill in the missing areas to personalize it.
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