Where to Stay in Davos-Klosters

Where to Base Yourself

Davos-Klosters has distinct areas, each with different trade-offs. Pick the wrong one and you'll spend your holiday on shuttles or walking in ski boots.

Our Top Picks

We've stayed in or inspected every property on this list. These are the ones worth your money — and the ones to avoid.

Ultimate Luxury

Hotel Walserhof Klosters

5★ Hotel · Klosters Dorf · 300m to Gotschna gondola

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The finest hotel in the Davos-Klosters area. Gorgeous design (modern Alpine done right), Michelin-starred restaurant, exceptional spa, and service that feels personal not corporate. You're in Klosters Dorf (the charming village), 5 mins' walk to Gotschna gondola. The catch: at CHF 550+ per night, rooms aren't huge (30m²), and Klosters Dorf is quiet — one main street, a handful of restaurants. If you want nightlife, you need to bus to Davos Platz (15 mins). But for quality, this is it.

300m to lifts Free cancellation 9.3/10

From

£420

Peak week: £680

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Our Pick

Steigenberger Grandhotel Belvédère

4★ Hotel · Davos Platz · 200m to Parsenn funicular

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Grand old hotel in the heart of Davos Platz. Historic building (opened 1875), renovated in 2016, excellent spa, and you're 3 mins' walk from Parsenn funicular and the main shopping street. The problem: it's a *big* hotel (120 rooms) so it feels corporate at times. The breakfast buffet is chaotic. And rooms vary — some are gorgeous after renovation, others are still dated. Insist on a renovated room or you'll be disappointed for the price. But location and facilities are solid.

200m to lifts Free cancellation 8.5/10

From

£230

Peak week: £370

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Best Value

Hotel Parsenn

3★ Hotel · Davos Dorf · 250m to Parsenn funicular

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Solid mid-range hotel in Davos Dorf. Family-run, clean, small spa (sauna/steam room), half-board available. You're 5 mins' walk to Parsenn funicular and in the quieter end of Davos. The hotel is dated (1980s wood and chintz) but well-maintained. WiFi is slow. The restaurant does traditional Swiss food (fondue, raclette) which is decent but repetitive. For the price in Switzerland, it's fair. Just don't expect modern design or luxury.

250m to lifts Free cancellation 8.1/10

From

£125

Peak week: £195

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Budget Pick

Hotel Edelweiss

2★ Hotel · Davos Platz · 400m to Parsenn funicular

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The budget option in Davos Platz. Simple, clean, 7-minute walk to Parsenn funicular. It's a no-frills hotel — rooms are tiny (12m²), bathrooms are dated, furniture is basic. No elevator, no spa, WiFi is patchy. But it's £60-100/night in Switzerland (cheap), breakfast is included (basic but adequate), and you're central. The owners are friendly but speak limited English. If you're here to ski and don't care about comfort, it works.

400m to lifts Flexible options 7.6/10

From

£62

Peak week: £105

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Hotel vs Apartment vs Chalet

What a Week Actually Costs

Per person, per week, including accommodation only. Add £200–400pp for lift pass, ski hire, and eating out.

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