Klosters

Klosters is a comfortable, quiet, picturesque village with a very upmarket image. Klosters hotels tend to be beautiful, traditional and upmarket - the pace of life here is slow and a ski holiday in Klosters is therefore relaxing. The ski area (linked with Davos) provides a wide variety of skiing and plenty of off-piste terrain for experts. Intermediates are well catered for with plenty of excellent cruising runs in all five ski areas. There are some nursery slopes for beginners. Klosters is ideal for those seeking a calm get-away, you will rarely queue for your meal at many of the cute mountain restaurants.

One charming feature is the train which winds through the region and connects the valley resorts of Kublis, Klosters and Davos (in ascending order). Many wonderful hotels in Klosters and Davos are located close to the railway stations and halts on the rail line which means that using this mode of transport is both practical and popular. Enjoy a morning's skiing through trees to one of the hamlets in the valley and then sit down to a long and delicious lunch at one of the wonderful mountain restaurants before taking the train back to Klosters. There are not many places for some good après ski but there are several good restaurants and hotel bars. Ski holidays in Klosters are not for those seeking a vibrant party scene as it simply doesn't exist. However, what this pretty Swiss ski resort does offer is a charming winter holiday destination with surprisingly good skiing.

There is plenty to do off the slopes with a good sport and leisure centre with an ice rink and plenty of shopping. The hotel (Klosters has many) scene is very smart and there are also a handful of chalets. Klosters is famous for visits from the Royal family, and the resort has even named a cable car after the Prince of Wales!

We can recommend some superb chalets in Klosters that are a true reflection of this upmarket and stylish resort.