Gravity Haus Moab

Really great hotel on the south end of main street. Within walking distance of restaurants and a grocery store, it has everything you need. The hotel was very clean and modern. The rooms were spacious and clean. The pool area was really fun with two hot tubs, a heated pool fire pits, and swings. We did notice that walls were thin and we could hear people near us and above us but that did not take away from our stay. Would stay here again!

We felt like we were at a luxury hotel, but not paying the price! We loved this place, from the instant we walked in with the nice aromas (I want to know what they use, forgot to ask!). Beautiful, spacious rooms with a full size couch! And very nice bathroom and another separate sink outside the bathroom. Ice maker on each floor (the kind you scoop out, so no annoying sounds). Table and chairs, and a bench which we used to put our suitcases on (no other spot for them, the only draw back). They do have a rack for your bikes or skies if you bring them, nice and thoughtful touch. Very modern furniture and decor, but not annoyingly ugly either. So impressed, I took a lot of pictures! I think our room was around $120 for the night, but it is off season (November with no snow yet). Oh, and all glassware and dishes as well. They did not skimp when they decorated this hotel!

I'm on night 1/3 and with ear plugs in the road is INCREDIBLY loud. So many reviews say this and I wish I had read them before booking. The lobby is gorgeous, staff is SO friendly and the room is cute. The hotel is amazing but the street traffic noise is horrific and I cannot believe how much money I paid for this experience. I've seen management respond to other reviews complaining about this saying "we hope you book one of our quiter rooms next time", as though the website gives the courtesy of listing how loud it is here. This would be one of the best hotels if it weren't for the street noise.

This was sold as an elevated Gravity Haus 'experience' and we were definitely oversold for this location. The decor is nice and it photographs well, but it's a converted roadside motel on a busy highway with a hot tub and pool in the middle of the parking lot. It had a broken elevator, disintegrated grout in the shower and rotten wood trim in the bathroom. Plus the bathroom floor had toothpaste splattered from previous guests. The room was terribly noisy from the traffic and only having an exterior side entrance available cheapened the whole stay. The thought of exiting via the stairwell to the main road sidewalk, rounding the building and then crossing a dirty parking lot to get to the hot tub? Well, we never bothered… They highlight their onsite cafe but it was closed the whole time we were there (apparently permanently) and there was rarely anyone at the front desk. Amenities say that breakfast is available - but not when the cafe isn’t operating. The ’smart’ TV didn’t work with the remote they provided, and the men’s room faucet in the lobby didn’t work. Dirty shoes were left in the hallway by other guests and we had staff knocking on our door to see if they were ours - after they had been there for 3 days! This was just not a nice place to stay and I can say I’ll never choose a Gravity Haus property again. I was willing to pay a premium for what I thought would be a elevated experience in Moab, but in the end I wish I would have stayed in a newer, nicer, and less expensive hotel further up the road and away from traffic (Element or Field Station for example). PS I never write reviews, but I’m hoping to spare others from similar disappointment.

For the price this was the nicest room I've ever stayed in. The pool area was way more inviting than I expected. The main street outside was pretty loud all night with long haul truckers using their engine brakes but that's not the hotel's fault. Only thing that could've made it better would've been free breakfast.

Loved my stay at Gravity Haus Moab! The hotel is very centrally located - across the street from a grocery store and pizza place, 10 minutes walk to the center of Moab, and about 20 minutes drive to Arches National Park. The rooms are so spacious and have everything you could need, including bike storage. Didn’t have a chance to try out the pool but it looked great. Would highly recommend staying here on your trip to Moab!

Nice place, the parking lot is a little small so parking can be limited depending on what time of year you come. The elevator was unfortunately broken during our stay but they only have 3 floors so it wasn’t terrible. The restaurant is also closed, not sure why but they have complimentary coffee in the morning in the lobby which is nice. The rooms are nicely sized, very modern looking. I love that they have a vanity outside of the bathroom, it makes getting ready in the morning quicker. Overall, a good place to stay!

Absolutely fantastic stay here while in town for our elopement/wedding ceremony. Everybody was super welcoming and friendly from check in to check out, and they even gave us a spectacular room upgrade. Really cool property and we can't wait to come back! Thanks so much.

Another amazing stay! Still place is so beautifully designed, so many great amenities, Now the heavy lady at the front with the double obnoxious nose rings checking is in was not very friendly but we moved on. We recommend.

I came down to Moab to do some hikes and booked a room here. Great customer service; the place was clean and is well centered with many restaurants. They have a restaurant where you can grab a delicious meal.

Fantastic hotel, all modern, comfortable and very spacious! We enjoyed our stay. The beds were so comfortable, the hot tub(s) and pool and fireplace were also a nice addition.

Nice hotel. Large rooms comfortable beds great shower. Also pet friendly. Road noise gets one star off for how close to the road rooms are, we moved across the hall to the parking lot side of the building solved the noise problem.

Formerly Radcliffe Hotel, they are currently transitioning to a Gravity Haus property! Dog friendly, with Purple-brand pet beds at the front desk to keep your four-legged family members happy! A middle of the road adventure hotel with a small restaurant serving Mediterranean style breakfast and boxed lunches. The rooms are spacious and even offer bike racks in room with a cooler to take along on your adventures. We also found a sound machine in ours which was a nice touch. There's even an in-house gear store for all of your adventuring needs. Don't miss the famous Gravity Haus coffee served each morning in the restaurant! Only downsides: no closet space and all bath products are coconut making it a no-go for me (with a tree nut allergy)

Still owned by Radcliffe but now branded as Gravity Haus. Radcliffe had great reviews but I was nervous after booking and then seeing reviews for Gravity Haus. Can't for the life of me understand the poor ratings here. Stopped in for the night on the way to Denver and we couldn't be more pleased. Clean room(passed black light), great shower, very friendly staff! I mentioned it was my daughter's birthday under "requests" in my reservation and they left us a nice happy birthday note and a couple of smore making kits. Also, the staff recommended taking the scenic route 128 through the Colorado river which connects us back to the i70 for Denver. Google and Waze didn't even have this route as an option, we would've never known! There are rooms that face the main road/highway through town so maybe there could be some noise pollution? But we requested a room facing the parking lot and had no issue. Definitely our go to next time we come through town! Thanks Gravity Haus Team for a great stay!

The room had an extremely strong odor when I walked into the room. It hit me like a sack of bricks. I called the front desk and asked about it, and she said it was the cleaning supplies that were used and to open the window and let it air out. I opened the window and left for dinner. When I came back, the smell was equally as strong. I told the girl at the front desk I could not stay in the room because the smell was so strong and it was triggering a migraine. I asked to switch rooms and she told me all the rooms smell that way, but if I wanted to check out I could have the second night refunded. I opted to leave the hotel, since the smell made the room impossible to stay in. When I left, I asked for confirmation that I could have a refund of the second night and the girl at the front desk refused to give me anything in writing. When I reached out to Hotels.com and they tried to initiate a refund, the hotel told them they would not refund me anything. The customer service was terrible, the hotel room was unacceptable and I will not ever stay here or recommend that anyone stay here. There is no reason for such strong deodorizers in the room unless you are trying to cover up something else.

Solid place if you need a mostly clean and hip-presenting place to crash. Bed was comfortable and curtains blocked light well. But generally mid hospitality and okay amenities. Maybe the price point is just the expense of Moab, but we expected more basic amenities (1 microwave per floor? Coffee shop is actually closed down). We booked a King room, for the price, some details weren't super there. The small fridge opens up the opposite way of the cabinet it's in, making it a little annoying to get in to. Bathrooms are clean, but a little on the small side. Floor by the entry was was dirty and sticky, although you wouldn't tell by looking. Wiping the floor with wet wipes came back grey/black. Our room was facing the street, which isn't just downtown main street, it's the highway. So if you love to hear semi truck engine breaking and loud motorcycles into the night and early morning, the street side is for you. Otherwise, people with sensory issues or disabilities, this place may not be for you. (The lobby had an overwhelming artificial scent and when we asked for a fragrance free room, they said they couldn't accommodate because they put the fragrance into the HVAC or circulation system).