Board games in the house
We offer a wide selection of board games for young and old alike, for exciting games for two or fun rounds with a larger group.
Just ask at reception.
Wellness & Co
Recharge your batteries in our oasis of relaxation and well-being. Covering an area of 1,000 m², you will find a Finnish sauna, laconium, brine grotto, herbal and aromatic steam bath, experience showers, a rock corridor with tropical rain showers and foot baths, as well as heat therapy loungers, a pleasant relaxation room and our refreshment buffet. With an area of 120 m², our wellness pool is ideal for swimming a few laps or simply relax in our whirlpool. We offer a range of treatments in our massage and beauty rooms. Use of the pool and wellness area is, of course, free of charge for our hotel guests.
Opening hours:
| Fitness room | 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. |
| Sauna | 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., from 11 a.m. only on request |
| Pool | 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. |
Restaurant visit
Vereina Garden, Stübli or, in winter, Vereina Rice (evenings only, closed on certain days)
Opening hours:
| Lunch | 11.30 a.m. – 2 p.m. |
| Light menu | 2 p.m. – 5.30 p.m. |
| Dinner | 5.30 p.m. – 9.30 p.m. |
Kulturschuppen Klosters
Since 2002, the Kulturschuppen – located in the old goods shed of the Rhaetian Railway – has been a lively meeting place for culture enthusiasts. It offers cinema (over 70–100 studio film screenings per year at CINEMA 89), jazz and classical concerts, cabaret, readings, lectures and a variety of formats such as the open stage and the popular Kulturstubetä event series.
There is a monthly programme. Cinema tickets available at hotel reception.
Many movies are free of charge for our hotel guests.
Vintage car ride & Röteli tour
The Rötali tour in a vintage car is an excursion in Davos that includes a ride in a historic bus, a tour of Christoffel Rötali’s factory and a tasting of Röteli liqueur.
The tour lasts around two hours and takes place in all weather conditions except snowfall.
The tour always takes place on Mondays from 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and is organised by Destination Davos Klosters.
Alternatively, small groups of 6 or more people can request a tour of Christoffel Rötali’s factory. https://roetali.ch/betriebsbesichtigungen/
Rolf’s Indoor Golf Klosters
With its state-of-the-art indoor facility, the Klosters golf course offers the best opportunities to play golf 365 days a year.
You can play golf in Klosters all year round!
For winter training or when the weather isn’t playing ball in summer, we recommend Rolf’s indoor golf facility at Doggilochstrasse 98 in Klosters (next to Spar).
With Full Swing and Trackman, two facilities with state-of-the-art technology are available. A putting green is also a must. Even professionals train with these systems.
Hockey Club Davos, live match
HC Davos is a Swiss ice hockey club from Davos in the canton of Graubünden that plays in the National League. With 31 titles, HCD is the record champion.
Experience this live while attending a match of HC Davos, a traditional club that has been in existence since 1921.
Come and visit one of our hockey matches!
Klosters Music
In autumn 2025, Klosters Music will offer a series of church concerts in St. Jakob’s Church as part of its summer concert programme. The series begins on 12 September with an organ recital by Benjamin Righetti and continues on 13 September with a master class for organ and a final concert, also with Righetti. The church concerts are themed ‘Sound like cathedrals’ and are intended to showcase the Goll organ in various sound combinations, complemented by instrumental and vocal music.
Copyright Benno Hunziker
Museums in Klosters
Three locations – one cultural experience
Immerse yourself. Discover. Experience. The Klosters museum trilogy
Immerse yourself in the living history and traditional crafts of Klosters – three unique museums, perfectly combined for an eventful excursion.
Hands-on Walser culture – Nutlihüschi is an original 16th-century Walser building furnished with historical furniture, tools and everyday objects.
The mill is a fascinating technical experience. You can see the power of the water setting the large mill wheel in motion and watch the miller at work as he processes the grain using traditional methods.
Experience history first-hand: from the Walser house to the mill to the smithy. Culture comes alive in our three museums.
About Landquart Fashion Outlet
More than 160 designer, sports, outdoor, and lifestyle brands offer their collections at attractive prices at Landquart Fashion Outlet. Designed in the style of a traditional Swiss chalet village, the open-air outlet invites visitors to enjoy a relaxed shopping experience with shops, cafés, and restaurants.
It is located just one hour by car or train from Zurich, 50 minutes from St. Gallen, and only ten minutes from the Heidiland region, as well as within easy reach of world-famous winter resorts like Davos, Klosters, and St. Moritz — directly on the A13 motorway between the Landquart exit and Landquart train station.
The outlet welcomes international guests with exclusive services, discounts, and VIP lounges for individuals, groups, and events. A dedicated contemplation room is also available for Muslim guests.
Additionally, it partners with a global tax-free refund provider, enabling guests to claim immediate refunds while shopping.
The outlet is currently undergoing an expansion. By early 2026, visitors can look forward to new brands, additional stores, and innovative gastronomy concepts. In addition, a new parking facility is being constructed.
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday from 10 am to 7 pm
VIP shopping vouchers available at reception.
With a purchase of at least CHF 100, the return journey by train is free of charge.
Old Town Chur
Chur is Switzerland’s oldest town, with a history stretching back over 13,000 years.
The historic old town is well worth seeing and is completely car-free.
It offers an astonishing range of cultural attractions, shopping opportunities, cafés, restaurants and bars.
The Episcopal Court with its 800-year-old cathedral towers above the old town.
The cathedral is dedicated to the Assumption of Mary and is one of Switzerland’s most important cultural monuments.
St. Luzius Church, a Carolingian three-apse hall church from the first half of the 8th century, still has its ring crypt with confession.
The church of St. Martin, which dominates the townscape, was built on the remains of a Carolingian three-apsed hall church after a town fire. It was completed in 1491 and has been a Reformed town church since 1526.
Tamina Gorge Bad Ragaz
Bringing the history to life in the Tamina Gorge. This is the source of the 36.5° C warm thermal waters that have made Bad Ragaz world famous.
The gorge hike is an unforgettable experience that starts in the spa town of Bad Ragaz and leads over 4 kilometres to the historic Old Baths of Pfäfers.
The Tamina Gorge was created by the power of the Tamina.
Over the last 15,000 years, the water of this small river has carved its way deep into the ground. The narrow crevice is around 750 metres long and 70 metres deep.
At the Old Bad Pfäfers, the gorge widens to such an extent that, for the last 4 kilometres, there is room for a single-lane road alongside the Tamina, connecting Bad Ragaz with the Old Bad Pfäfers.
Davos Molkerei (Diary)
In the second half of the 13th century, the German-speaking Walser people under the Barons of Vaz settled in the mountainous region of Davos.
The Davos region has always produced large quantities of milk. In addition, Davos farmers were and still are skilled livestock breeders and are rightly proud of their achievements. The Davos Dairy was founded in 1905.
The Milk Arena is our show dairy, where you can watch our master cheesemakers at work.
Tennis Klosters
The Klosters Arena offers 6 clay courts and 2 hard courts in the tennis hall.
There are also 2 badminton courts.
The Tennis Museum in Klosters, the first of its kind in Switzerland, has been in existence since 2024. Covering 180 square metres, you can learn everything about Klosters’ long tradition of tennis.
Albula Railway Museum
More than 100 years of railway history
The Albula Railway Museum, which is also the UNESCO Visitor Centre for the Rhaetian Railway, showcases over 135 years of railway culture in Graubünden with more than 800 exhibits spread over four floors. The Clà Ferrovia children’s tour also offers younger visitors a special experience in the exhibition.
Historic station clocks, original documents and construction plans also illustrate the history and significance of the spectacular UNESCO World Heritage route between Thusis and Tirano. The Albula Railway Museum is a must for families and railway enthusiasts.