Gravity Haus Moab

The biggest issue was the road. Trucks came by about every five minutes, day and night, and the whole building shook. It was less obvious once we were in bed, but TV noise and sitting on the pretty patio were both affected by the traffic. We liked the suite’s living space and the beautiful master, plus it had two full bathrooms. There’s a full fridge and freezer, but only a microwave for cooking. The living room furniture didn’t match, and a nice L-shaped couch would’ve been more comfortable. The electric blinds were a fun feature, though you need to leave a key in its holder to keep the lights on. The front desk was often unattended, but staff did let us check in early after our flight. The pool and hot tub are nice, although they’re in a separate building you reach by walking outside through the parking lot.

I travel a lot for work and fun, and even pricey hotels can turn out dirty and disappointing. I’m picky about cleanliness and how a place looks, so this hotel was such a find. They greeted us warmly, the lobby was spotless and interesting, and they accommodated my request not to be over the road. Every area smelled great and looked clean. Our room was huge and spotless, with space to eat and relax, two sinks, a comfy bed, and lovely shower and vanities. Having one sink outside the bathroom was especially helpful when traveling with a partner. The parachute linens and towels were great, too. The decor felt unique and stylish, almost like an Airbnb, and the price felt like a steal for the comfort. It’s right in downtown Moab. I slept so well, and really appreciated the clean, comfortable stay.

We were in Moab for two nights while passing through on a cross-country move and road trip. The dog-friendly policy was a big plus, and the beds were comfortable. The room suited my mom and me perfectly. There’s a grocery store and Starbucks just steps away, with several local restaurants across the street. We mainly wanted to see Arches National Park, and it’s only about a 10-minute drive from the hotel. We’d definitely recommend gravity haus Moab.

We were so impressed that I took a bunch of pictures. The furniture and decor are modern without being ugly, and they clearly didn’t skimp on the design. Our room had glassware and dishes, a table and chairs, and a full-size couch. There’s also a separate sink outside the bathroom, and an ice machine on each floor that you scoop from, so it doesn’t make annoying noises. The rooms are beautiful and spacious, and the whole place felt like a luxury hotel without the price. We paid around $120 for a night in November, in the off season before the snow. The staff greeting and nice aromas as we walked in made a lovely first impression. I forgot to ask what they use! The only drawback for us was that there wasn’t another good place for suitcases besides a bench. They do have a thoughtful rack for bikes or skis.