Gravity Haus in Steamboat impressed me with its unique blend of adventure and comfort. I loved the emphasis on community, from the welcoming atmosphere in the on-site coffee shop to the organized outdoor excursions. The modern, eco-conscious design created a cozy yet upscale feel, and the access to quality gear rentals and fitness facilities made it easy to fully embrace the Steamboat lifestyle.

When I first arrived we had to wait another hour just to get our room but they comped us a $25 credit and 2 drink tokens (which I later found out they only included draft beer which the staff didn't tell us). They also had 2 people working the desk but the one that wasn't helping anyone failed to acknowledge me multiple times, until I asked if they were able to help. In the early morning you could hear all the skier's boots in the halls through the doors, ceilings, and walls. It was like a natural alarm though. The elevator and stairs were awkwardly placed because it was built on the mountain so it was a bit confusing navigating at first.

Great location

White Rabbit restaurant in the facility. Rude staff. Expensive. I can’t remember ever meeting more rude people all in the same facility ever.

The staff and location can't be beat! The rooms were clean and had modern decorative updates. And the public spaces were relaxing and communal. Also--super dog friendly. Lots of happy pups and happy families. I wish more hotels had bunk bed options.

The outdated 1970's building lurked under the surface. It was clear they did cosmetic updates, but not any actual renovations. There weren't enough plugs in the right places and some things felt just a little worn. Also--the toiletries provided were probably the cheapest ones a hotel can source. And to not provide lotion in Colorado with its ultra-dry air is just mean. The crappy toiletries just felt like a strange complement to the nice furnishings and bougie coffee.

Loved everything about the location, the staff, the amenities, and the coffee shop/restaurant. It was truly one stop shopping, we never had to leave beyond skiing! We will be back. Also a great place if you love pups! We were sans dogs, but it made my heart happy to be greeted by Kody and Calvin every day.

Comfortable beds, nice pool and hot tub with a bartender serving local brews and cocktails. Can order breakfast and lunch items at front desk. Located near Steamboat gondola, lots of dining choices within waking distance. Quieter than downtown. Friendly and helpful staff. Was easy to extend our stay through the front desk.

Parking lot is limited. The exterior paint is peeling in areas. No luggage rack for suitcase. No instructions for TV. We could only get one channel. After trading remotes twice a staff member was sent to do a reset with a series of 4 buttons.

Location, cool 70s / 80s style lodge.

Bathrooms are tiny but it doesn’t matter you are skiing all day.

Super friendly and helpful staff, spacious and comfortable room, bike shop downstairs had the tools I needed for my bike.

Snack bar was fully stocked, and fridge was full of drinks, but the price list wasn’t put in a way that you know right away it’s not free (which was odd by the amount of snacks, but would have been a pleasant surprise). Fridge handle was broken.

Cute location! A little hard to find because it is behind condos in the area. I would stay there again.

Everything was great until I went to leave and my door stuck. Stuff like this happens but it was the only hiccup.

The location is FABULOUS!! Overall a great concept, just a bit tired of a property.

The toilet placement in the room we were in was so tight to the wall you basically sat on the toilet paper holder! They need to rethink the placement of the toilet paper holder! (and neither of us are considered Obese by medical professionals!)

The Gravity Haus chain presents as a more active, different vibe than typical hotels.

Needs an EV charger in parking area, which some other Gravity Haus locations have, and the fitness room is somewhat lame.