This hotel has a fantastic location perched right in Davos which is high in the Swiss Alps. As…read moreexpected the hotel is gorgeous and the views are absolutely outstanding. Timing is everything and if you really plan your vacation right and intend on doing some skiing, this place would be highly recommended. The facilities, the service and the overall ambiance make this hotel a winner. Pros- Picturesque everything Great service Nice bars Skiing Snowboarding Nicely priced Cons- Tough to get to Can get crowded depending on season

Excellent location, great friendly service, very nice spa, in-house ski shop, beautiful building…read moreknown by the locals as the Golden Egg. Booking in advance is a must. Parking provided by the hotel and it also includes an area for all your ski equipment.

From the owner: Hier versammelt sich die Welt, in Davos-Dorf, im ersten Haus am Platz: dem Hotel Seehof Davos. Das…read morealtehrwürdige Haus - es gehört zu den ältesten grossen Hotels der Schweiz und ist seit 1869 ein Gastbetrieb - erstrahlt in neuem Glanz. Das legendäre Hotel, in dem anlässlich des World Economic Forum regelmässig Weltgeschichte geschrieben wird, versammelt alles, was Rang und Namen hat. Das heimelige Boutique-Hotel ist ein feines Refugium für Liebhaber der gepflegten Familien-Hotellerie und der Spitzenküche mit der Handschrift von Starkoch Armin Amrein. Ankommen heisst hier heimkommen: in die Davoser Bergarena.

The loveliest hotel experience we have ever had. This year we decided to try a different 4 star…read morehotel due to proximity to the lifts but we have very much longed after Waldhuus basically every day. They welcomed us by name and left the sweetest gift on my boyfriend's birthday. They really went above and beyond! +Cooked to order breakfast +Friendly staff they almost all spoke German and English +Amazing Sauna +Ski shuttle that was always on time

The Waldhuus is located a little ways by foot from town and ski lifts, but public transportation is…read morefairly reliable. However, we enjoyed our room with a view of the cross country skiing run and Alps in the distance on clear days. The downstairs pool with the sunroof was small, yet magically illuminated in the dead of winter. The front desk was very efficient and helpful in setting up sleigh rides and in terms of advice on whether it was a good day to ski vs sled down Schatzalp. We enjoyed the Christmas Eve caroling and outdoor snow bar along with traditional wieners and gluwein all near a nice bonfire.

Great place, ultimate luxury because it makes you feel good without being in your face. All quality…read moreand priced well.

From the owner: Stilvoll und legendär: Das Steigenberger Grandhotel Belvédère verbindet den traditionellen Charme…read moreeines Grandhotels mit dem exklusiven Komfort eines modernen Hauses. Ganz zentral in Davos Platz gelegen, kann man hier in 126 Zimmern nicht nur einen herrlichen Winterurlaub genießen - auch im Sommer kann man seine Ferien sportlich vielfältig gestalten. Entspannen Sie sich nach dem Skifahren oder einer langen Wanderung im hoteleigenen Wellnessbereich mit Sauna, Dampfbad und großzügiger Badelandschaft. Für Tagungsplaner haben die Mitarbeiter immer kreative Ideen, wie zum Beispiel einen Tag Meeting in einer Almhütte. Für Feriengäste haben unsere Mitarbeiter immer einen besonderen Urlaubstipp in der Ski- und Ferienregion Davos-Klosters parat.

This is a great hotel. Our first morning here, my husband and I, fairly accomplished European…read moretravelers, couldn't figure out how to work the shower. A maintenance worker came up Ann's showed us how, but when we returned from skiing, they had actually changed the faucet to make it easier to understand! The food is wonderful here and our hotel room is lovely.

So convenient right by the train station, Alpina awaits you…read morethere. It`s a hotel, a restaurant, and a grill, for each and every care. So many tables already reserved but no one sitting there yet- it kind of stunk for us, and for other hungry guests. So we ordered food from the bar and sat in chairs by the fire. The food was tasty and filling- satiated our hungry desires. The pig tongue starter was strange but the curry soup shooter was nice. Most everything was "typical Swiss" with hardly any spice. I recommend the Alpina specials- the two of us sampled both plates. But the price was a bit high- over 150CHF- for both me and my mate. The bartender served our drinks and meals- he was nice and sociable too. Come to Alpina by the banhof for a room for the night or for food!

Has it been 500 already, Yelp? Here we go, my 500th review for which I chose one of the most…read moremagical places in the world. And luckily I'll be first to review too! The Waldhotel in Arosa is, in my eyes, the most perfect hotel in the world. Sure it's not five stars like the "pimp hotel" on the other side of town, and sure Peter the driver/concierge once closed the van door on my fingers, making skiing very difficult for me that week, but the Waldhotel is truly a special place. This is where Thomas Mann wrote his Magic Mountain, which is why one of the dining rooms is named after him. The Waldhotel in Davos claims the same, but as an academic and an expert in German history and literature, especially Thomas Mann and modernist German literature, I can assure you that Arosa is the true inspiration for the Waldhotel, which you'll see in the novel's descriptions of the location. The rooms are so comfortable with their thick down duvets and smooth, white linens. The furniture is all made of natural, Swiss wood and really gives you a sense of the traditional style of the region. None of that bland corporate stuff here, it's all local luxury: Switzerland in style. The food is amazing, they have a huge buffet in the morning, and a fabulous, contemporary menu in the evening with healthy options for those who are on a diet or are looking for that 'spa experience'. The bar is so comfortable too, with its silly entertainers, usually a duo with a keyboard player and a singer, doing covers of 1970s and 1980s songs while you sit at the bar chatting with the bar tender sipping your Irish coffee after a long, exhausting day of skiing. Skiing and hiking are easy here, just walk or ski out of the hotel! You can ski right to the lifts, and take a side route from the slopes to ski straight back to the hotel ski room. Super convenient. Downtown is right down the hill on the other side of the hotel. Little bit of a walk back uphill, but you can always use the shuttle! The staff here is fabulous. The hotel has been run for many years by the same family, the Volks. And for at least two decades they've put on musicals on the last day of the week, every week. All the high level staff members participate. Most memorable was the year they performed Starlight Express, with rollerblading tracks set up throughout the lobby and bar, and the owners rollerskating around the room!! You can tell everyone is passionate about working at the Waldhotel, they're a team and a family. The board on the wall when you come in shows you all the faces and names, so you can get to know them from the moment you walk in. The interns from different hotel schools are great too, and on occasion we would go out to bars with them in town. While Arosa isn't a party town in the way some ski resorts are, we always had a blast as teenagers. In the evenings we'd go to the club and bars in town for some Apres-Ski fun and to meet the young people who'd come up from the city for a few days. The Waldhotel also arranges various activities, and does ski competitions, which were always overrun by our family, with my brother and two cousins taking first, second and third spot each year during the week we were there. After I moved to America, the only thing I missed as much as home was our annual visits to the Waldhotel. For years I kept all the post cards my family sent me from Arosa, decorating my walls of my American apartments with them, thinking about all the good times we had. If you love the movie Dirty Dancing, you probably get that warm, nostalgic feeling thinking about that family resort with its old fashioned activities, family-run management, and handsome young seasonal workers. The Waldhotel feels like that to us. Luxury without being over the top (which makes it more family friendly than the 'pimp hotel' on the other side of town which is always full of 60 year olds with their 18 year old girlfriends), fun, with lots of silly but fun activities, and a place that will leave you with warm memories for the rest of your life. The kind of place you didn't think existed anymore in this world, yet it does: right in Arosa.

I booked this hotel for my executive and the hotel scammed us! The site said the hotel was .8 km…read morefrom the city center but was really an hour drive away from the city center. My executive had to find a new hotel closer to the city and the Tschuggen would not refund us! Terrible customer service. Do not stay here unless you want to get scammed.

We spent five or so nights here last February, and I'd say this is probably the best hotel in Arosa…read more(the other option is the Kulm). The architecture is quite interesting, since there is a significant contrast between the rustic main hotel, and the ultra-modern HUGE spa. The rooms are quite spacious, very well appointed, and all seemingly quite new. The bathrooms are awesome, with overhead rain showers, and they are all covered in the same granite they used in the spa. The views from the private balconies are great overlooking the mountain, especially at night. There are three restaurants in the hotel: large formal dining room, a more intimate upscale restaurant directly adjacent, and a more rustic, classically Swiss restaurant downstairs, complete with kegelbahn. All three restaurants are great. If you're in Arosa during the winter, you're probably there to ski. There is a ski shop on site with everything you need. I normally travel with my own skis, but I didn't want to schlep them all the way to Europe, and I'm glad I didn't. Tschuggen is pretty much ski-in, ski-out, and there is a really awesome monorail that takes guests directly from the hotel to the mountain. This was seriously one of the coolest monorails I've ever been in. The spa is one of the best I've ever seen; if not, then it was certainly the largest. The pool area is massive. The dry sauna is also quite large, and really well done in logs of wood. Every day during our stay there are special Aufguss sessions, which were always nice. I'd been skiing in Switzerland twice prior, once in Davos and the other time in St. Moritz. Arosa was my favorite, thanks in large part to the Tschuggen.

From the owner: Das vielseitige Sunstar Hotel Davos liegt ruhig und zentral in einem Park. Geniessen Sie…read moreatemberaubende Ausblicke auf die umliegende Bergwelt in der höchstgelegenen Stadt Europas.