Gravity Haus Denver

The check-in and parking setup seemed unconventional to me at first, but everything went smoothly. The hotel pays attention to small things, even where the lights are placed, and the little niche town is lovely. There’s daily housekeeping without needing to ask, a Nespresso machine, a huge rainfall shower, a double vanity, and luxury bunk beds for kids. The hotel smells amazing, with signature amenities that echo high-end luxury scents. I’ve paid more for less. Truly a gem and my most memorable hotel stay.

If you’d rather be in a neighborhood than in the downtown bustle, this is a great spot, with coffee, shops, and restaurants close by. It was one of the coolest places I’ve stayed, very stylish, with artwork I loved and an exceptional room.

The room itself was great, but I’m not sure why I chose Gravity Haus and probably wouldn’t stay again. For $500 over two nights as a non-member, a traditional hotel seems like better value. The check-in and amenities were confusing. The website says the Gravity Haus coworking space and gym are “steps away,” but they’re 1.5 miles away. It also wasn’t clear whether non-members can use them. The walls and floors are very thin. I could hear everything from the rooms above and next door, including loud sex and stomping from the guests above me, who stayed up until the early hours. That’s not their fault, but the sound carried so much. My stay wasn’t nearly as pleasant as the couple upstairs seemed to be having, from the noise.

Mercedes checked us in and was a huge help, such a great young woman. Later, when we came back from dinner at Gaetano's, which was delicious, we went to see the hotel bar. Miss Tracy seated us, and we were looked after by Tyler, I think, and the other wonderful bartenders. My boyfriend surprised me with a lovely Denver evening on Saturday, February 28. The hotel gave us a beautiful room and a great time, with some of the sweetest employees. Thank you. We hope to return and try everything the Hotel has to offer.