Gravity Haus - Vail
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Gravity Haus Vail sits on Gore Creek at 352 East Meadow Drive in Vail Village, and the walk to Gondola One crosses the creek and runs through the village. It is a hotel built around an active trip: a gym with classes, a coworking floor, a recovery spa and a restaurant that doubles as the morning coffee bar.

Anyone can book a room, but the hotel is also part of a membership club with 13 properties from Tahoe to Revelstoke, and members get half off stays. It suits skiers and riders who work remotely, fitness-minded couples and groups of friends who like bunk rooms more than formality.

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Gravity Haus - Vail
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352 E Meadow Dr
Vail, 81657

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About Gravity Haus - Vail

Quick answer: Gravity Haus - Vail is a hotel at 352 E Meadow Dr, Vail, CO 81657. Gore Creek hotel in Vail Village with a gym, coworking, recovery spa, Slope Room and Unravel Coffee, plus condos for larger groups.

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Gravity Haus Vail sits on Gore Creek at 352 East Meadow Drive in Vail Village, and the walk to Gondola One crosses the creek and runs through the village. It is a hotel built around an active trip: a gym with classes, a coworking floor, a recovery spa and a restaurant that doubles as the morning coffee bar.

Anyone can book a room, but the hotel is also part of a membership club with 13 properties from Tahoe to Revelstoke, and members get half off stays. It suits skiers and riders who work remotely, fitness-minded couples and groups of friends who like bunk rooms more than formality.


Business Hours

Open 24 hours

Amenities at Gravity Haus - Vail

  • Gym with fitness classes and yoga
  • Outdoor hot tubs over Gore Creek
  • Saunas
  • Cold plunges
  • Salt room
  • The Spa at Gravity Haus Vail
  • Coworking space and pods
  • Slope Room restaurant and apres
  • Unravel Coffee
  • Gear rentals
  • Walk to Gondola One

What guests say

  • 4.5 out of 5 on Google (403 reviews) as of October 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Gravity Haus Vail unique?
It is a hotel built inside a membership club for active travelers, at the base of Gondola One in Vail Village. A stay bundles the things most Vail hotels separate: a full gym with expert-led classes, a recovery spa with hot tubs, sauna, cold plunge and salt room, a coworking floor with bookable pods, gear storage and rental delivery, and a restaurant and coffee bar on site. Anyone can book a room; members use the same facilities year-round and get up to 50% off stays.
Do you have to be a member to stay at Gravity Haus Vail?
No. Anyone can book a room or condo at Gravity Haus Vail at public rates, eat at Slope Room, and book spa treatments. Membership is a separate paid club: members get up to 50% off stays at Gravity Haus and partner locations, unlimited gym and coworking access without a stay, 7 complimentary Ski Butlers rentals a year (14 for families), 20% off spa treatments and dining, waived pet fees, and prioritized late checkout.
What is The Spa at Gravity Haus Vail, and how do I book it?
The Spa at Gravity Haus Vail is the hotel's recovery spa in Vail Village, offering massage, body treatments and facials built for skiers and active travelers. Any spa booking includes the self-guided recovery facilities: creekside hot tubs, sauna, cold plunge, salt room, plus the gym and club space. Book online or call (970) 476-7960, and arrive early to use the facilities. Members get 20% off treatments.
Does Gravity Haus Vail have a restaurant?
Yes. Slope Room, inside the hotel on Gore Creek, is an alpine bistro and bar serving dinner and apres daily from 5 to 9 PM, with a New American, steakhouse-leaning menu built on Colorado ranchers and farmers. Dinner reservations are recommended ((970) 696-8856). In the morning, Unravel Coffee operates inside Slope Room from 7 AM to 3 PM with espresso, pastries and breakfast burritos.
Can non-guests use the gym, coworking space and hot tubs?
Yes, with a $65 Day Pass. The gym, fitness classes and coworking space are included for hotel guests and members, and the Day Pass opens them to everyone else: coworking with Wi-Fi and coffee, expert-led classes, open gym, showers and locker rooms, open-air hot tubs, cold plunge and saunas. Hours are 6 AM to 9 PM.
How much is parking at Gravity Haus Vail?
Self-parking is around $60 a day and valet is $80 a day. Gravity Haus members pay $70 a day for valet. Parking is not included in the room rate.
What do reviews say about Gravity Haus Vail?
Guests rate it well. Gravity Haus Vail holds 4.5 out of 5 on Google from 403 reviews (as of October 2026). Reviewers praise the Vail Village location, spacious and clean rooms, the gym, the spa area with hot tubs, a steam room and a cold plunge, and a friendly front desk team. The complaints that do come up are mostly about fees and cancellation charges.
Does Gravity Haus Vail serve breakfast?
There is no included breakfast buffet. Breakfast at Gravity Haus Vail is Unravel Coffee, the hotel's own roaster and coffee bar inside Slope Room, open daily 7 AM to 3 PM with espresso, pastries, light snacks and breakfast burritos to stay or to take to the lift, ordered at the counter or online.
Does Gravity Haus Vail allow dogs?
Yes, in dog-ready hotel rooms. A pet fee applies and can be paid when booking; Gravity Haus members pay no pet fee. The condos are not pet-friendly.
How much does Gravity Haus membership cost, and is it worth it?
Gravity Haus does not publish membership pricing on its website; pricing is quoted when you inquire. What membership buys is published: up to 50% off stays at all Gravity Haus and partner locations, complimentary stays each year plus $100 in Haus Bucks, unlimited gym, classes, hot tubs, saunas and cold plunges, coworking access, 20% off spa treatments, dining and personal training, 7 complimentary gear rentals a year, waived pet fees and prioritized late checkout. It is built for people who use the Vail club regularly, not for a one-off trip, for which the $65 Day Pass is the cheaper test.