Gravity Haus Big Sky

We had a wonderful experience at Gravity Haus Big Sky. We loved the amenities (used the hot tub and sauna every day). The spa was clean and not overly chlorinated. The food was so good! I loved the green chili tacos. And my husband loved the steak one (we got them twice!). The service was excellent - everyone was so incredibly friendly and helpful. The room was comfortable its west elm furniture. We loved the good coffee in the room (we are coffee snobs). Honestly everything was really great. We had a great experience and will return.

Gravity Haus Big Sky has little to be desired. Rooms were clean and comfortable bed but beyond that - The only aspect it had going for it was the location. Your money would be better spent at the neighboring Wilson Hotel (Residence Inn by Marriott) in Big Sky. Gravity Haus Big Sky amenities represented on the website are not at all representative of actual property. The website and FAQ actually reflect the vail Colorado location. All staff on the property were rude and unhelpful. We did not feel welcomed or that our business/stay mattered. Recommend staying elsewhere.

This small boutique hotel had everything we could hope for in a comfortable, well designed and original hotel. We reached Big Sky on a wet and cold day and a prediction of overnight snow. The staff were welcoming and delightful. Our room was large with comfortable furniture. The design of the room and decor were very inviting with large prints of local scenery and furnishings that fit the ski and outdoor resort nature of the hotel. They had a taco bar with delicious food. In the morning the espresso coffee drinks, smoothies, and breakfast burritos were scrumptious. The sauna, hot tub, and well designed and equipped workout room were perfectly thought out for folks to utilize. We would go back in a heartbeat. How great to find a high quality hotel that is not a cookie cutter copy o

If you're going simply to board or ski, and you don't give much of a fig about your hotel and surroundings… This place is probably a semi-decent idea. I will say the average price in the spring is much lower than in the winter. I don't know where this property gets off charging $545 a night because it is a very basic situation and I would only call it about a half step above an Airbnb. It seems like it was converted from some other type of dwelling that was not originally a hotel, as there is a second floor, but there is absolutely no ADA or elevator to get anybody upstairs, so everybody who is ADA will be staying on the ground floor - just as a heads up lol. Additionally, every single time someone leaves their room or walks into their room, if they do not softly close their door, the enti

Needed a dog-friendly accommodation for a work stay. What was -at first - a booking based on need turned into an unintentional treat to myself. Gravity Haus staff made me feel so welcomes through and through. The rooms are large, the bed got me some of the best sleep in a long time, and everything I could possibly need was there. The room had a fridge stocked with drinks and snacks as well as cozy robes to slip into. There were reusable cups and mugs which I LOVED. The hand soap and lotion smelled amazing. The room comes with an extra large desk that makes working easy. Theres absolutely nothing bad I have to say about the location and the experience. The staff loved my dog almost as much as I did - 10/10