Klosters Ski Holidays Switzerland
"Klosters is a quaint village with a welcoming atmosphere and stunning scenery. With its royal connections there’s a quiet, understated glamour to the resort but without anyone feeling the need to show off. My favourite run is from Weissfluhgipfel all the way back to Klosters (12km). I highly recommend a stop at the Berghaus Alte Schwendi for a drink – whether you’re out on the sun terrace or inside the cosy Alpine hut, it’s a must-visit when in Klosters. "
Klosters Ski Holidays
Klosters is a charming Swiss ski resort long associated with the Royal Family. Traditional in style with pretty chalet buildings and gorgeous Alpine scenery, this is a picturesque destination that shouldn’t be missed. With 253km of skiing to explore in the Davos Klosters ski area and a short transfer from Zurich Airport, it’s the ideal choice for your next ski holiday.
Enjoy the Slopes
With no less than 5 mountains to explore you’ll never be short of options in this charming resort. Suitable for skiers of all abilities you’ll find a good mix of blue, red and black runs catering for every style of skier.
Hop on the Gotschna cable car from Klosters village and you’ll be in the extensive and snowsure Parsenn area with 100km of delightful skiing to explore. Families will love the Madrisa area with dedicated learning facilities for those honing their skills for the first time.
Alternatively, get the train to Davos and check out the slopes at Jakobshorn and Rinerhorn. Wherever you go, you’ll find an excellent choice of mountain restaurants and spectacular scenery.
Enjoy the Slopes
There’s lots to love about Klosters with its traditional Swiss charm and beautiful scenery. With a reputation for being a very upmarket destination, you may be surprised by the understated and relaxed feel of the place. Less glitzy than other top-end ski resorts, Klosters is a village with real class and is well suited to anyone looking for a quiet, mountain retreat. If you want a real and authentic Swiss experience, Klosters definitely fits the bill.
Image: Destination Davos Klosters
"Klosters is a quaint village with a welcoming atmosphere and stunning scenery. With its royal connections there’s a quiet, understated glamour to the resort but without anyone feeling the need to show off. My favourite run is from Weissfluhgipfel all the way back to Klosters (12km). I highly recommend a stop at the Berghaus Alte Schwendi for a drink – whether you’re out on the sun terrace or inside the cosy Alpine hut, it’s a must-visit when in Klosters. "
Seven Alpina Boutique Hotel
Offers in Klosters
Klosters Accommodation
Hotel Piz Buin
The Hotel Piz Buin has a fantastic setting on the...
Seven Alpina Boutique Hotel
The Seven Alpina Boutique Hotel is centrally located in Klosters...
Après-Ski in Klosters
Klosters has a largely refined and low key nightlife which revolves around pleasant hotel bars, although there are a few more lively venues too. The Seven WunderBar at the Seven Alpina Boutique Hotel is a popular spot with its sun terrace. As you come off the slopes, there's regular live music and DJ sets making this an ideal place to finish off your day in style.
For a classy piano bar you can’t do much better than the Chesa Bar where you’ll be entertained by a pianist on the superb Bösendorfer grand piano. Gene Kelly is rumoured to have tap danced on the bar here.
For late night dancing head to the Casa Antica night club with electronic music until the early hours.
Dining in Klosters
Klosters has a wonderful choice of places to eat serving everything from traditional Swiss favourites to international cuisine.
Both of our chosen hotels offer excellent dining options. The Hotel Piz Buin's Bar's Restaurant serves a varied seclection of dishes to suit all tastes while the Peak Restaurant at the Seven Alpina Boutique Hotel offers traditional mountain favourites with an Italian touch.
Other choices in Klosters include the Wynegg restaurant serving home-style cooking with seasonal and local specialties and Chesa Grischuna renowned for its high-quality dining.
Activities in Klosters
Klosters is a refined and elegant resort with a range of activities for non-skiers.
There's an open-air ice rink where you can try a spot of curling or why not give tobogganing a try on the famous 8.5km Madrisa toboggan run? There's also a cinema and a number of hotels with bowling alleys open to the public.
You can also explore neighbouring Davos linked to Klosters by train.
