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.