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Klosters, Switzerland
Chalet Eugenia
12 guests·7 bedrooms·4 baths
chalet·ski in-ski-out
Low season:£58,200per week
£4,850 per person
Switzerland
Luxury Ski Chalets in Klosters
Understated luxury, traditional chalet charm, and world-class skiing shared with neighboring Davos.
13 properties available
1,194m
Altitude
2,844m
Summit
300km
Pistes
1,650m
Vertical Drop
6m per season
Avg. Snow
Late November - Mid April
Season
About the Resort
About Klosters
Klosters is a picturesque and traditional Swiss village situated in the scenic Prättigau valley of Graubünden. Famous as a favored winter retreat for the British Royal Family, it exudes an understated, discreet luxury that contrasts charmingly with the bustling, urbanized feel of its larger neighbor, Davos. The village is characterized by classic Alpine chalets, cozy upscale restaurants, and a remarkably tranquil atmosphere.
The Resort
The skiing is exceptional, sharing the massive Davos-Klosters ski domain which totals around 300km of pistes. Klosters offers direct access to the renowned Parsenn area via the Gotschna cable car, providing miles of sweeping intermediate red runs, including the legendary 12km descent from Weissfluhgipfel down to Küblis. Meanwhile, the sunny, south-facing Madrisa mountain serves as Klosters' home mountain, catering brilliantly to families, beginners, and sun-seekers.
Beyond the groomed pistes, Klosters boasts a stellar reputation for easily accessible off-piste terrain and backcountry ski touring. Whether you are looking for long, scenic cruisers, challenging freeride routes, or simply a refined Alpine retreat to enjoy high-end gastronomy and traditional charm, Klosters delivers a premium mountain experience.
On the Mountain
Klosters shares a vast 300km ski area with Davos, spread across several distinct, largely unlinked mountains. It offers exceptionally long, sweeping intermediate cruisers on the Parsenn, extensive family-friendly slopes on Madrisa, and thrilling freeride descents from the Gotschnagrat.
Graubünden / Davos-Klosters
Located in the eastern Swiss Alps, this expansive region is renowned for its vast interconnected ski domains, reliable snow records, and rich history as a pioneer of winter sports.
Location
Where is Klosters?
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Ideal For
Klosters is perfect for
Families
The Madrisa area is specifically designed for children and beginners, offering a relaxed environment.
Luxury Seekers
Offers an upscale, discreet atmosphere with high-end traditional dining and luxury chalets.
Intermediates
The Parsenn offers endless wide, cruising red runs perfect for intermediate skiers.
Freeriders
Excellent accessible off-piste and backcountry routes directly from the Gotschna.
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Where to Eat
Dining in Klosters
Chesa Grischuna
Klosters Village
An iconic, historic boutique hotel and restaurant favored by royalty and celebrities, offering classic Swiss elegance.
Berghaus Alpenrösli
Mountain side (above Klosters)
A cozy mountain hut accessible by winter walking trail or taxi, famous for its stunning views over the village and hearty local dishes.
Schwendi
Parsenn / Schwendi Piste
A perfect rustic pitstop situated on the long descent from the Parsenn towards Klosters, featuring a great sun terrace.
Prättigauer Hus
Klosters Dorf
Set in a beautiful 16th-century Walser house, serving authentic regional specialties in a deeply traditional atmosphere.
Common Questions
Klosters FAQ
When is the best time to ski in Klosters?
The ski season in Klosters typically runs Late November to mid-April. The resort averages 6m per season of snowfall, so conditions are usually reliable throughout. Early booking online can yield significant discounts on lift passes. The Madrisa area usually closes slightly earlier in April than the higher Parsenn.
What is the skiing like in Klosters?
Klosters offers 300km of pistes with a vertical drop of 1,650m. Klosters shares a vast 300km ski area with Davos, spread across several distinct, largely unlinked mountains. It offers exceptionally long, sweeping intermediate cruisers on the Parsenn, extensive family-friendly slopes on Madrisa, and thrilling freeride descents from the Gotschnagrat. It forms part of the Graubünden / Davos-Klosters ski area.
What makes Klosters special?
Understated luxury, traditional chalet charm, and world-class skiing shared with neighboring Davos. Klosters is a charming ski village, known for its distinctive character and atmosphere. Key highlights include family friendly, intermediates, advanced, off piste, quiet village.
What are the snow conditions like in Klosters?
Klosters receives an average of 6m per season of snowfall. With skiing up to 2,844m, higher altitude terrain holds snow well into spring. Recent snowfall: Reliable mid-winter coverage with robust snowmaking.
Is Klosters good for families?
Klosters is well-suited for several types of visitors. For families: The Madrisa area is specifically designed for children and beginners, offering a relaxed environment. For luxury seekers: Offers an upscale, discreet atmosphere with high-end traditional dining and luxury chalets. For intermediates: The Parsenn offers endless wide, cruising red runs perfect for intermediate skiers.
How do you get to Klosters?
The nearest airport is Zurich Airport (ZRH), about 140km away (approximately 2h 15min by transfer). Private luxury transfers, shuttle buses, and direct train connections are readily available from Zurich. Klosters is also reachable by train via Klosters Platz. The Swiss rail network (SBB/RhB) provides an incredibly scenic and efficient journey directly into the heart of Klosters.
How much is a lift pass in Klosters?
Lift passes in Klosters are available as Adult Day Pass (CHF 85), Adult 6-Day Pass (CHF 399). Passes often cover the wider Graubünden / Davos-Klosters area, giving access to a much larger ski domain. Book lift passes online at least two weeks in advance. Accommodation during the February half-term should be booked months ahead.
Where are the best places to eat in Klosters?
Standout dining in Klosters includes Chesa Grischuna (An iconic, historic boutique hotel and restaurant favored by royalty and celebrities, offering classic Swiss elegance.), Berghaus Alpenrösli (A cozy mountain hut accessible by winter walking trail or taxi, famous for its stunning views over the village and hearty local dishes.), Schwendi (A perfect rustic pitstop situated on the long descent from the Parsenn towards Klosters, featuring a great sun terrace.). With 4 recommended restaurants in total, the resort offers an impressive dining scene for a ski destination.
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