A must go place for its architecture alone, not to speak of it first class, luxury appearance, and…read moresupreme hotel and medical spa services. But even the corner Café is a place to relax and grab a small bite to eat.

This place is amazing. I'd go back in a heartbeat. I was there for the evening session of the…read morethermal pools / saunas, but I got there an hour early so I wandered around the hotel a little. Saying it's very nice would be an understatement. It's beautiful! I'm saving up for a stay there sometime... until then there's always the amazing pools and saunas.

This might be the best location in Flims because in a wood with no traffic, and so close to the…read morecenter (bus, post) and Caumasee! One can sleep the window wide open. Other hotels are too close to each other with no trees around. It was formally "the Grand Hotel" , the dining room and corridors are huge and reminiscent of this period. But unfortunately the furniture is now just practical, made of pine wood. Breakfast is good. Service is lovely and attentive. Room was clean , but not the stairs. I recommend this hotel

The Hilton Garden Inn Davos is lovely. We booked a regular king bed but were given a complimentary…read moreupgrade to a 1-bedroom suite. Hilton Honors Diamond membership sure has its perks! Check-in was quick and easy. Our room was clean and spacious. The extra closet space in the living room was greatly appreciated. There were both a shower stall and a separate shower/tub combination in the bathroom. Water pressure and temperature were reliable every day. The restaurant across from the lobby was also quite nice with delicious meals and friendly service. There's both garage and street parking, but only a few spots on the street level. There's a supermarket right next to the hotel and a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops along the street. Although we did have a rental vehicle, we also took advantage of the free public transportation provided to the local areas. The hotel's receptionist gave each of us a free Davos-Klosters Card. This card has many benefits, including free train travel between the towns and free bus travel within Davos as well as many other discounts and benefits. Davos, Switzerland is truly beautiful and I do recommend to everyone. The Hilton Garden Inn really exceeded our expectations.

On one hand, I don't want to be giving out 5 stars unless it takes my breath away, and to leave…read moreroom for hotels that really do, but on the other hand there really isn't much more you could ask for from this hotel. This hotel is either freshly renovated or brand spanking new. Whoever was responsible for the fit-out has done a super job! The rooms are perfect. Nothing overstated, but hitting the mark. I like a shower that is not in a bath tub, because let's be honest, who really uses the bathtub? Let's just say that the photos on the website, do the place justice. This is one of the exceptions where the photos match the real life. The bar was simple but stylish with a selection of cocktails available. I did have to ask for my mojito to be made stronger the second time around ;) The restaurant was also up to my standards. I order the Rind tartar which was perfect, and the Züri geschnetzles which was also good. The rösti was top notch, but I have had better geschnetzles. Maybe excusable because we were in graubunden ;) The restaurant got extremely busy and the wait staff were hard working and friendly. Management were also attentive that people were enjoying their stay. I didn't try out the sauna or dampfbad so can't comment. A hot tub/pool would be a nice addition to this hotel as what else do you need after a long day skiing? Fair to say this place comes with a price at 300CHF per night on price comparison websites, but from what I understand, this is expected for accomodation in Davos during the high season and was comparable to other hotels in the area.

Great hotel, cannot beat the location! In the heart of old town, close to train station (helps when…read moreyou're hauling luggage!), quite street, restaurant/bar on the corner. Very friendly and accommodating staff. Terrific breakfast. Beds are not the most comfortable, pretty stiff.

Our group had a reservation for 8 people for dinner in May. We arrived and the table was missing…read morechairs and some of the silverware. Looked like the table next to us had taken chairs away from our table and weren't leaving just yet. It took entirely too long to get seats, so our group took it into their hands to get our chairs situated and helped ourselves to menus. It took quite awhile to get our drink and food orders taken. Most of the food took an expected amount of time to come out except 2 whole orders were missing. They must have forgotten and still had to make them. Most of the table had finished their food by the time the last 2 dishes arrived. Seemed understaffed for a busy dinner service. The customers who's meals were so late asked to be comped another round of drinks so they could enjoy it with their meal. We were able to do separate checks (requested from the start). It was also quite hot inside, and wish they would have kept the door open for a breeze. My cordon bleu was delicious and very cheesy inside, though I had ordered with pasta and it came out with fries (they brought a separate plate of pasta so I ended up with both). The hard cider was also very good. My parents enjoyed their asparagus and capuns. Overall, my group enjoyed the food but was fouled a bit by the service. Personally, it was hard to enjoy my meal when people at the table were still waiting for food. They can't seem to handle larger groups very well. The server appeared to be very frazzled and running all over the restaurant.

Avoid this hotel at all costs!…read more I had a reservation for the hotel on 13-14 April 2024 and was in contact with this property prior to my arrival to let them know my ETA. When I arrived the hotel was closed BUT there was a sign on the door indicating guests were to call if they need assistance. No on answered the phone when I called. Exceptionally nice people at the local restaurant attempted to reach the owners/managers of the hotel and there was no response. When attempting to resolve this issue and ask for a refund, the hotel owners insisted on keeping the money because I arrived 30 minutes after the 6pm check-in - even though I told them of my arrival time and they left a sign on their door to call for assistance. This hotel is strictly about taking money from tourists and giving no customer service. Hotel Franziskaner is a disgrace!

Great hotel with probably the friendliest staff I've ever met. The view is breathtaking and there…read moreare plenty of activities to do in the area. This hotel feels like a little community. The owners try to get to know all their guests as much as they can and you can tell how well they do in that aspect when you see them interacting with guests of theirs who have been going there for years. The rooms are recently remodeled and look fabulous! I'd go back and stay there all the time if I could.

Stayed here twice for a ski weekend. The beds are quite comfy and the everything looks quite…read moreclean. The first time I was in a four-person room, and it seemed a bit cramped, but the second time I was in a two-person room, and the room looked quite spacious with the bunk beds, little table with two chairs, sink, and plenty of storage space. It's a 20-minute walk or a CHF 15 taxi ride from the train station. Fairly quiet surroundings, as it's right next to the ski slope, but the walls are a bit thin, so you can hear rowdy people on the floor. Simple yet ample buffet breakfast of multiple kinds of bread, cereal, hot and cold drinks, meats, cheese, and yogurt. Dinner was Riz Casimir, salad, creamy pea soup, bread, water, and some kind of berry pudding for dessert. There's a bar in the hostel and plenty of comfy sofas for lounging around and watching tv. I paid CHF 215 for 2 nights in a 2-bed room + breakfast & dinner including a ski ticket for 2 days. I would say it's a pretty good deal, as this place is quite close to the ski run #15, too.

I was very impressed by the value that this place offered. My girlfriend and I were looking for an…read moreaffordable place to stay in Arosa for a couple of nights at the end of December and this was by far the most reasonable spot we could find. We ended up paying CHF 145 per person, per night for accommodations, breakfast and dinner and ski lift passes. That's an amazing deal, especially in an expensive country like Switzerland. The room that we got was spartan but perfectly clean and comfortable. There was a shared bathroom that again was very clean. The included meals were fine and as someone who's accustomed to inedible hotel breakfasts in the US I was impressed that a low-cost hostel would have a decent meal in the morning. The only annoyance that I could think of was that it was a pretty significant uphill walk from the train station (we ended up paying for a taxi since we were lugging boots and skis) but on the whole this was a great find.

Like a bare bones apartment it is a cheap choice for an area with a huge luxury resort. Kinda weird…read morefor a quaint mountain town. It's all automated for check in and check out so there is no reception. Ive not seen anyone in a few days here. But the bed and shower are good enough for a somewhat ad hoc stay