Davos Klosters - Community Reviews & Ratings

Currently skiing at Klosters, Davos resort. Absolutely amazing runs, long in length and definitely ones to feel the burn. The weather is beautiful, you have endless slopes and can pop between klosters and davos. Your never short of a good pint or place to chill. Runs are well groomed and plenty of off-piste runs to tackle.

Nice groomed runs also with off piste runs as well The Bahns open on time Chairs are fast move lots of people efficiently..Great family atmosphere Villages are warm and friendly from the Housing staff to hotel staff Easily accessible from the awesome train system they have in Switzerland The rental shops in Klosters (Gotchna )sports are very knowledgeable and helpful in many languages

December 2023 me and my friend visited davos for under a week stay. All for skiing, we went there cos an exchange student who stayed with me was from there. The snow was incredible and I sure have never seen anything like it. Although I had only been skiing/ winter holiday once prior to the trip, nonetheless I never thought I would see such snowfall. The town is very nice, quiet and well kept, davos platz being the town we spent all week in. The locals were friendly enough but not the most outgoing bunch, although the tourism was very low as we maybe heard 2-3 occasions of authentic English being spoken (Brittish and one American group). The main experience obviously the skiing, which was great despite myself being very woeful at the actual activity, mainly due to my growth spurt since the previous and only time I went in 2019 as a 13 year old (54) to a then (62) meaning it was a different thing as a whole additionally I could not afford to get lessons which would have made my experience a lot better. But enough of the waffle the runs were class (great) especially the forest runs with the weaving and sharp bends. Decent efficiency on the lifts and some expectional local skiing standards, I was easily the worst skiier there of course. To end on a low the overall trip cost far too much, lifts, passes for a seventeen year old on not too far above minimum wage at home. Luckily I come from a comfortable family ( and I didnt have to pay rent till 18) so I could afford to stay out there albeit very spending conscious. Sounds silly for us to have picked Davos or Switzerland on a whole after explaining my wage but we arrived expecting to stay with the exchange student but he said he never knew we were coming ( big lie hes just stupid and forgot) no hard feelings though he livea far out of the way anyway . Food options terrible but transport services class and country very clean and certified.In conclusion all round good holiday, sorry this has been more of a personal report rather than review but I got a bit caught up lol. Thanks for reading if u got this far

Magical resort I had the best time on the slopes Amazingly maintained red runs, historic run from the top of Parsenn all the way down to the bottom of the valley

Davos is a nice town with lots of accommodation options. It is not for beginners so would suggest being at least intermediate as most skiers are expert level. Lots of slalom skiers. Food and drink is on the expensive side, around 24 -30 CHF for a pizza.

Went with a big group of mixed abilities. Everyone found plenty of pistes / terrain that was great for their level, had a full week of fun. Various slopes accessible with local buses. There's an entire mountain left ungroomed for powder / freeriding. Literally everything we wanted was available here. Spa nearby, ice skating in town, good food, fun nights. Would go back any season!

Really great resort! Lots of fun red runs that are perfect for people with intermediate level. Not at all busy and lots of free space on the slopes. Everywhere is up to very high quality and all the food is amazing!

Skiers were generally very serious. Beautiful villages, runs really lovely and great options for both beginner and more serious skiers. Beginners tend to be on the Madrisa side which makes that area great (and separate) for families and beginners. Apres life isnt hugely popping and food is expensive but lots of great things going on.

Stayed in Klosters. Have been skiing for 27 years, so pretty advanced skier on/off piste. Pros: - super easy to get to by train from Zurich airport - modern lifts - quality snow as the resort is high - reasonably quiet in off season - great variety of prepared slopes Cons: - not a ton of great off piste - Switzerland, so its expensive - especially if youre renting material - can be busy in school holidays - need to take a gondola up from Klosters, which can get busy in the mornings

Ive been going to Davos for a few years. Really like the ease of the lifts and the location of hotels. Not the easiest resort to learn to ski - most blue runs are actually red Id say. But once youre confident theres some great runs, and you can ski all the way across to Klosters

I always skiing in Davos with my family. Its one of the best ski resorts that I have been with lots of slops, and restaurants.

Davos Klosters is a great ski resort. Especially the Jakobshorn is perfect for every rider. However it is fairly expensive.

Davos is a real favourite. Although the town isnt particularly alpine in style, there is something for everyone, classic bars, clubs, and a wide variety of restaurants. Pistes are meticulously groomed, and the 5 ski areas ensure there is skiing open even in the worst weather. The link between Davos and Klosters is a magical ski and the Klosters Madeira ski area is particularly family friendly.

When at davos there a lot of options so you can never get board as there are so many different slopes to choose from and you can also easier get to other resorts by buses or a train

Easy access by train from airport. About 5 ski areas, mainly red/blue but some blacks. Good transport links around the ski areas. Quite easy to link to Klosters but a walk between lift stations in Klosters town. Bus service runs between them. A large town, I have not seen a wild nightlife on my 3 visits but I didn't really look.

Relaxing place, not for the party crowd. Great variety of slopes on 4 mountains including Picha, an unpisted free ride zone. something for everyone. Plenty of easy access off piste. Good choice of mountain restaurants. Generally not as busy as the French resorts.

On the more expensive side, but not if you come out of season. And be prepared for a treat if you do come out of season. Deserted lifts and slopes and if you are a free rider, like me, there isn't a camper van full of pow hungry Swedes anywhere in site, so you have the entire day to explore countless off piste/back country descents without the fear of them being shredded by 11am. Verbier, eat your heart out!

Went with a group of friends and loved every second of it. We explored all the different mountains and snowboarded everyone of them. The slopes were fairly quiet all throughout the day.

I went for a week on a trip with friends and each day was amazing. We went all over the slopes and they were fairly quiet. The ski lifts were quick and never had a problem whilst we were there. The off-piste runs we had were good and full of fun.

The experience was brilliant, we stayed in the hard rock hotel just down the road from the gondola, we had to take a bus to it each morning which wasnt bad at all, there is a ski into town from the mountain but that is a black run so it restricts it for some people which is disappointing, but this resort is perfect for new skiers and snowboarders to expert level there really is a wide variety of good slopes and id do recommend to familys because there is a nice ice rink in the middles of town and lots of restaurants to eat in after a long day in the slopes and a lot of great food places on the mountain, its a great resort!