The Spa at Gravity Haus Vail - Vail, Colorado

Ralph F.

The on-site gym is impressive in scale and amenities, offering everything from Peloton bikes to a turf area, yoga classes, and recovery tools like Normatec boots and a hyperbaric oxygen chamber. However, some equipment needs better organization and maintenance. The spa, with its hot tubs, sauna, and salt room, adds a solid wellness component.

Charles M.

Perfect location close to everything. Also has an amazing gym and spa. $50 day pass is worth it. Sauna, steam, hot pools, well equipped gym. Very peaceful, right on the river.

Courtney C.

I only have good things to say about Gravity Haus and Dryland Fitness. This review is specifically for Emily. She works at the front desk and contributes to great events! Her ability to handle difficult situations is unmatched. I witnessed her professionalism, patience and positive demeanor on multiple occasions. She’s wonderful!

Denisse

I didn’t get to experience this spa because they never returned my inquiry. They have a QR Code at the front desk of the Arrabelle Hotel for you to scan. The code takes you to a form to fill in for services and questions. I never got a response.

The following day, we walked over to check out the spa and menu. The guy at the front desk said they only had a few appointments available over the next couple of days. Since it was “mud season” (the slow period between ski and summer season) the staffing was skimpy. He said he hadn’t gotten back to me bcz they were out of the office.

But isn’t the whole point of the form to get in touch with people who want to book a service? And since you’re sitting there in the office now, shouldn’t you be returning those inquiries? Get it together!

Christiana S.

Stuck in Vail because of an avalanche or two? Pay $50 to spend the day at this comfortable and spacious fitness/lounge/center/place and throw a yoga class in for fun. The yoga is more exercise than yoga, but good to get some movement in when it's -24 outside.

Benjamin C.

First time in Vail I was looking for a gym to join for at least half a year. I went there wanting to sign up and give my money yet left an unhappy customer. I was told there was no free day passes and I had to pay $35. In most gyms they would allow a potential customer to try out the gym at least once and then allow the member to sign up. Yet front desk said there were no other options and didn't even call the member services manager. Corporate needs to introduce a free one day trial instead of having a potential paying member pay for one day. Corporate needs to ask, "Is a $35 dollar profit for one day worth more than $960 dollars for 6 months and a happy customer. I was going to do the 6 months but left. Front desk needs to learn to try their best and influence a customer to join the gym. Also, remodel your ridiculous plans. $60 dollars a month for one time a month access to the gym is a joke. Show this review to corporate.

Susan T.

Very nice facility, but so overpriced . Fifty dollars for a day pass! I’m training for a marathon so needed a treadmill. Treadmill was great, but would have been nice if the treadmills looked outside instead of at a wall. Locker room was crowded and a private changing room would’ve been nice, especially for the amount of money.

J C.

The fitness facilities here are very well maintained and the equipment itself was great for just about any kind of workout. There were plenty of plates from 45-2.5lbs which was very nice (some spa facilities neglect this). Staff were super kind and helpful too!

HOWEVER there were a few minor things that stood out while I was visiting. In the men's locker room there is a full wall mirror next to two urinals without dividers.... Additionally the sinks have mirrors that don't quite look right and made me a little dizzy when I looked up from washing my hands.

Other than some strange mirrors I would highly recommend this facility for working out!