Klosters

The Resort at a Glance

Klosters, nestled in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, is a charming alpine village that blends understated elegance with world-class skiing. Known for its traditional chalet-style architecture and quiet sophistication, it has long been a discreet favourite of royalty. The resort connects to the vast Davos-Klosters ski area, offering over 300 kilometres of slopes and pristine off-piste terrain.

Accommodation options range from luxurious hotels featuring spa facilities and gourmet dining, to traditional wooden chalets with roaring fireplaces and private chefs. Mid-range family-run inns provide warm hospitality and easy access to the lifts, while self-catering apartments offer budget-conscious skiers the freedom to prepare their own meals. Many properties boast easy access to the slopes, located just steps from the Gotschnabahn cable car, ensuring minimal time lost between breakfast and the pistes.

Pros:

• Wide choice of accommodation styles, from luxury hotels to cosy chalets
• Direct access to a large, high-quality ski area
• Quiet, authentic alpine atmosphere

Cons:

• Luxury accommodations can be pricey in peak season
• Smaller nightlife scene compared to nearby Davos
• Limited budget lodging options in the village centre

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