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Nestled in the heart of the Swiss Alps, Klosters is a charming village that blends traditional Swiss mountain life with a touch of understated elegance. Known for its serene atmosphere, stunning landscapes, and a wealth of activities both on and off the slopes, Klosters is the ideal destination for a luxury ski holiday. Whether you're drawn by the world-class skiing, luxury chalets, or the family-friendly environment, Klosters promises a memorable experience for all.

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This charming chalet-style village offers discreet luxury, with a selection of high-end properties located in private, secluded areas. When booking a luxury chalet in Klosters, there are two main areas to choose from: Platz and Dorf. Klosters Platz is the larger of the two, home to the main ski lifts, luxury hotels, shops, and restaurants. It’s also the more lively of the two areas, making it a great place for après ski and dining. Klosters Dorf is smaller and quieter, making it a popular choice for families looking for a peaceful base. Despite its serene atmosphere, Klosters Dorf enjoys easy access to the ski lifts, particularly the Madrisa area.

Our curated collection of luxury chalet rentals in Klosters includes everything from expansive private retreats with top-tier wellness facilities to beautifully restored lodges tucked away in serene settings. Perched on a small hill within walking distance of the village and ski lifts, Chalet Bear is one of the last remaining log chalets in Klosters.

Thoughtfully decorated, the property boasts cosy sitting rooms with crackling fireplaces and a modern, fully-equipped kitchen.

Equally rich in Alpine charm, Chalet Maldeghem has been recently renovated to an exceptional standard. Located in a peaceful and private area of Klosters, the chalet accommodates up to ten guests in seven bedrooms and features a hot tub and sauna, perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes.

Just a three-minute drive from the Gotschna ski lift, Chesa Falcun offers the ultimate wellness retreat, complete with a sauna, massage room, and jacuzzi. Meanwhile, Haus Alpina is a stylish family apartment with contemporary interiors and stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

A cable car transports visitors to the forested slopes of Gotschna. The village extends along the valley road into the countryside before reaching Klosters Dorf. From Dorf, skiers can access the picturesque Madrisa ski area. A reliable bus and rail service efficiently connects both villages and the nearby resort of Davos.

In place of flashy Instagram influencers and buzzy pop-up shops, Klosters offers old-school charm and whisper-quiet stealth wealth.
Spear's Magazine2024

Aerial view of Klosters ski resort — ©Destination Davos Klosters/Andrea Badrutt

Luxury Ski Holidays in Klosters

Klosters is located in the eastern part of Switzerland, just a stone’s throw from the bustling resort town of Davos. Unlike its glitzy neighbours, Klosters ski resort has retained its authentic Alpine charm, making it a favourite for those seeking a quieter and more exclusive ski holiday. It’s particularly famous for attracting a Royal clientele, with King Charles III being a notable regular visitor.

What makes Klosters stand out is its ability to cater to a diverse audience. Whether you're looking for an idyllic family ski holiday in Klosters, a romantic winter getaway, or a group ski holiday with friends, Klosters has something for everyone.

Klosters shares its extensive ski area with Davos, creating one of the largest ski domains in Switzerland. The Klosters ski area, known as the Madrisa and Gotschna-Parsenn, offers over 300 km of groomed pistes, catering to a wide range of abilities from beginners to advanced skiers.

Should you wish to try some alternate winter activities, cross-country skiing is particularly popular in Klosters with 35 km of trails across the valley ranging in levels of difficulty. Further winter activities include ice skating, paragliding, snowshoeing and tobogganing.

With the neighbouring resort of Davos just 5 km away, you also have access to some fantastic events during the winter season, from the Songbird Festival to the famous Spengler Cup.

Klosters offers a unique mix of understated luxury and authentic alpine charm that’s hard to find elsewhere. What makes Klosters stand out for me is its peaceful, intimate atmosphere. Whether you're relaxing in a private luxury chalet or enjoying fondue at one of the local mountain huts, there’s a real sense of escape here.
Julia Vasileva - Chalet Specialist2024

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Klosters?

Klosters is a picturesque ski resort located at the southern end of the Prättigau Valley within the Swiss canton of Graubünden. Linked to the neighbouring resort of Davos, Klosters provides access to nearly 300 kilometres of terrain to explore.

How to get to Klosters?

The most convenient airport for reaching Klosters is Zurich Airport, located less than two hours by car or approximately two hours and 40 minutes by rail. Alternatively, Innsbruck Airport is another viable option, located less than three hours by car. Klosters is well-connected by train with two railway stations, Platz and Dorf, situated at either end of the town.

How high is Klosters?

Situated at an elevation of 1,205 metres, Klosters boasts a ski area that ascends to 2,844 metres at Weissfluhgipfel.

What is the snow like in Klosters?

Linked with the neighbouring resort of Davos, Klosters offers nearly 300 kilometres of varied terrain to explore. With 80% of the slopes positioned above the snow-sure altitude of 2,000 metres, you can expect outstanding skiing conditions throughout the season.

Is Klosters suitable for beginners?

While Klosters may not be the top pick for absolute beginners compared to other ski resorts, it still offers a range of manageable slopes including a dedicated beginner’s area and practice lifts conveniently positioned at the base. The Madrisa mountain is the go-to destination for beginners, providing a welcoming, scenic setting to build confidence.

Is Klosters family-friendly?

Klosters is a great choice for young families, offering several children’s ski areas, including the beginners’ area at Bolgen (at the bottom of the Jakobshorn) with a ski school on-site. Beyond skiing, a wide range of children’s activities - sledging, ice skating, leisure centres and more - promise endless fun for all ages.

What is there to do in Klosters in winter for non-skiers?

For non-skiers, Klosters offers plenty of ways to enjoy the alpine scenery. Try snowshoeing, fat biking, or paragliding over the mountains for stunning views. The open-air ice rink is a festive favourite, especially for children. For a relaxing escape, book a massage at one of Klosters' luxurious spas.

What is there to do in Klosters in summer?

During the warmer months, Klosters transforms into a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking, climbing, trail running, mountain biking, and horse riding are just a few of the popular ways to explore the stunning landscape. Golfers can enjoy a scenic round at the nine-hole golf course, while water-sports enthusiasts can enjoy stand-up paddleboarding, river rafting and canyoning.

What events and festivals are there in Klosters?

Klosters buzzes with events and festivals throughout the year. In December, the Songbird Festival celebrates Swiss singer-songwriters, while March's Coverfestival brings rock, pop, and reggae classics to life. Sporting enthusiasts can look forward to November’s Blick Sports Week for cross-country skiing fun or the 96th Spengler Cup in December - the world’s oldest international ice hockey tournament.

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Top 5 Winter Activities in Klosters

A picturesque Swiss ski resort, Klosters is well known for being the preferred winter destination of the British Royal family with elegant chalets and family-friendly facilities. With an impressive 320 km of ski terrain shared with the neighbouring resort of Davos, this stunning ski station has an abundance of winter activities to offer, from romantic horse-drawn carriage rides to the adrenaline-fuelled activity of ice climbing.

Guide to Skiing in Davos Klosters

With six separate ski areas across the Grisons (Graubünden) canton in Switzerland, skiing in Davos Klosters is a paradise for adventurous skiers. Slopes range from 1,560 to 2,844m in altitude, resulting in reliable snow conditions and there’s some epic off-piste terrain for freeriders too.

Where to Eat & Drink in Klosters

Located in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, the glamorous resort of Klosters is famed for luxurious chalets and is popular with numerous stars including Audrey Hepburn, Greta Garbo and Gregory Peck. With an extensive range of mountain restaurants and high-end hotels serving traditional Alpine cuisine, Kloster’s gastronomy scene caters for everyone’s taste.

Klosters Ski Resort Information

Resort Altitude: 1205m
Slopes Altitude: 810m - 2844m
Pistes: 269 km
Lifts: 45
Nearest Airport: Zurich - 147 km (2 hours)
Blue Slopes: 18%
Red Slopes: 63%
Black Slopes: 19%

With six separate ski areas across the Grisons (Graubünden) canton in Switzerland, skiing in Davos Klosters is a paradise for adventurous skiers. Slopes reach 2,844m in altitude, resulting in reliable snow conditions and there is some epic off-piste terrain for free riders too.

Klosters is linked to Davos, giving a total of 300 km of pistes to explore. Together, the two resorts offer six separate sectors, the largest of these being Gotschna-Parsenn. This area is linked to Davos and provides more challenging terrain for intermediate and expert skiers. With long, wide runs and access to off-piste areas, it’s perfect for those seeking an adrenaline rush. The runs are beautifully groomed, and the scenery is breathtaking, with panoramic views of the Swiss Alps at every turn.

Madrisa is ideal for families and beginners, with gentle slopes and wide-open runs. There's also a fantastic snow park for children, making it the go-to spot for family ski holidays in Klosters.

Klosters is linked to Davos, giving a total of 300 km of pistes to explore. Together, the two resorts offer six separate sectors, the largest of these being Gotschna-Parsenn. This area is linked to Davos and provides more challenging terrain for intermediate and expert skiers. With long, wide runs and access to off-piste areas, it’s perfect for those seeking an adrenaline rush. The runs are beautifully groomed, and the scenery is breathtaking, with panoramic views of the Swiss Alps at every turn.

Madrisa is ideal for families and beginners, with gentle slopes and wide-open runs. There's also a fantastic snow park for children, making it the go-to spot for family ski holidays in Klosters.

Ski holidays in Klosters are a paradise for intermediates with extensive wide confidence-boosting blue and red runs. Davos-Klosters has plenty of challenging piste skiing for more advanced skiers. Experts will appreciate the black runs through the Meierhofer Tälli to the hamlet of Wolfgang, as well as the demanding itinerary routes to Klosters. There is also some fantastic off-piste terrain too.

Despite there being few ski-in/ski-out chalets in Klosters, many catered chalets come with their own driver giving you quick and easy access to the slopes.

-> Find out more about the ski area in our guide to skiing in Klosters.

Klosters ski area — ©Destination Davos Klosters/Matthias Paintner

Best Bars & Restaurants in Klosters

Klosters has an extensive array of mountain restaurants across its ski region including Zügenhütti which has a vast sun terrace providing beautiful views of the surrounding area. In summer, hikers often stop at Berghaus Alpenrösli for traditional regional food and take in the impressive views of the Gotschna mountains. For fans of Italian cuisine, Al Capone is also a popular choice serving pizza and pasta with a vast selection of wine. For a truly traditional dining experience, head to Alp Garfuiun, accessible on skis or by horse-drawn sleigh. This delightful Swiss cottage is known for its classic cuisine.

Serving traditional Swiss food since 1938, Chesa Grischuna has famously served Irwin Shaw and Juliette Gréco. Should you wish to extend the evening following your meal, the hotel bar has a delightful ambience with a pianist playing until the early hours of the morning. A recent addition to the fine dining scene, Gasthaus Höhwald, combines stunning views with tasty regional cuisine influenced by the owners' Austrian homeland.

Klosters has a variety of après ski venues from Wunderbar at the Seven Alpina Boutique Hotel, to Graströchni at the base of the Gotschna. Grizzly's Bar at Piz Buin Hotel is another popular spot. If you are looking to extend your evening, Casa Antica continues to be the most popular late-night spot in Klosters since opening its doors in 1959.

-> Find out more in our guide to eating & drinking in Klosters

Top Events & Activities in Klosters

Beyond skiing, Klosters offers a variety of winter activities to keep you entertained. With miles of marked trails, winter hiking is a popular activity in Klosters. Snowshoeing tours through pristine forests offer a chance to explore the quieter side of the Swiss Alps. Another option is cross-country skiing, with several scenic trails running through peaceful alpine landscapes, ideal for both beginners and seasoned skiers.

For a more relaxed winter experience, horse-drawn sleigh rides through the picturesque village and surrounding countryside provide a magical way to enjoy the snowy scenery. Ice skating is also a popular winter pastime in Klosters, with outdoor rinks where you can enjoy a fun day of skating surrounded by stunning mountain views.

Families will love the toboggan runs in Madrisa and Gotschna. These runs are perfect for an adrenaline-filled afternoon with the children. If you're looking for something more unique try fat biking, which allows riders to navigate snowy terrain on specially designed bikes, a growing trend in the region. Paragliding provides thrilling aerial perspectives of the Alps, appealing to adrenaline junkies who want to experience the mountains in a more unconventional manner.

Although not held in Klosters, the nearby town of Davos hosts the World Economic Forum each January, bringing global leaders, business executives, and celebrities to the area. Many high-profile attendees choose to stay in the privacy and tranquillity of Klosters, making it a bustling time for the village. If you're visiting Klosters during the WEF, it’s an exciting time to be in the area, with the chance to spot famous faces and experience the unique atmosphere that surrounds this world-renowned event.

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Horse sleigh ride in Klosters — ©Destination Davos Klosters/Marcel Giger

Summer in Klosters

A popular resort in summer just as it is in winter, Klosters has more than 700 km of hiking trails across the Swiss Alps catering to all levels of hikers. Whether you’re a seasoned mountaineer or a casual walker, there are paths for everyone. Trails take visitors through wildflower meadows, pastures with grazing cows, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking the valleys and surrounding peaks. Some notable hikes include the trail from Klosters to the nearby village of Davos, the scenic hike to Lake Davos, or the challenging ascent up the majestic Piz Buin, the highest peak in the Silvretta range.

For a gentler hike, the Prättigau High Trail is a scenic option, offering stunning views over the Klosters Valley and access to mountain huts where you can enjoy a traditional Swiss lunch.

Mountain biking is another exciting summer activity in Klosters. The region has an extensive network of trails suited for both beginners and experienced riders.

For families, Madrisa Land is an excellent destination in the summer months. Located on Madrisa Mountain, this adventure park is perfect for children, offering activities such as a giant trampoline, zip lines, and rope parks.

Summer in Klosters also brings a variety of cultural events, local markets, and gourmet experiences. The Klosters Music Festival held annually in August, is a must for classical music lovers. Renowned musicians from around the world gather in intimate venues, including the village church, to perform orchestral and solo pieces. The festival is a wonderful way to experience the village’s cultural side in a serene, picturesque setting.

How to get to Klosters

Klosters is well-connected and relatively easy to reach, whether you're arriving from within Switzerland or from international destinations. The closest international airports to Klosters are Zurich (140 km), Friedrichshafen (145 km) and Innsbruck (170 km). For a more comfortable and stress-free onward journey, we can organise private transfers from Zurich, Friedrichshafen, or Innsbruck airports directly to your luxury chalet in Klosters.

Travelling to Klosters by train is one of the most scenic options and Switzerland's efficient and reliable railway system offers frequent services to Klosters. From Zurich Airport, board the train to Landquirt before changing on to the regional service to Klosters Platz. The journey time takes around 2.5 hours.

If you're driving from Zurich, the journey takes around 2 hours via the A3 and A13 highways. Parking is available in the village, and many luxury chalets offer private parking facilities.

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