Klosters is a charming Alpine village in the Davos/Klosters ski area, one of Switzerland's largest winter-sports destinations with around 315 km of pistes and approximately 57 lifts. It offers a quieter, more village-like alternative to its neighbour Davos while sharing the same vast ski network. Nivosola currently lists 4 accommodations in Klosters from EUR 1,199 per person.
Accommodations in Klosters
The Village and Its Atmosphere
Klosters has the feel of a traditional Swiss mountain village, with timber chalets, family-run restaurants and a relaxed pace that sets it apart from larger, busier resorts. It has long attracted visitors who want genuine Alpine character without sacrificing access to world-class skiing.
The village centre is compact and walkable, making it easy to settle in quickly. Shops, restaurants and après-ski spots are close together, so you spend your time on the slopes rather than in transit.
Skiing from Klosters
Klosters sits within the shared Davos/Klosters ski area, which means your lift pass unlocks the full network of roughly 315 km of pistes and around 57 lifts across both destinations. The connection between Klosters and the wider area is a core part of what makes staying here worthwhile.
The terrain reachable from Klosters includes long descents and varied gradient, suitable for a full week of exploration. Skiers and snowboarders based in Klosters regularly travel across to the Davos side for variety, then return to the village for the evening.
Who Klosters Suits Best
Klosters works well for intermediate and advanced skiers who want quieter village surroundings alongside access to serious terrain in the broader Davos/Klosters area. The village atmosphere also appeals to couples and smaller groups looking for something more personal than a high-volume resort.
Families will appreciate the manageable village layout and the range of terrain available on the shared lift pass. Those seeking a loud party scene may find Klosters more low-key, though there are bars and social options in the village for unwinding after a day on the mountain.
Snow and the Best Time to Go
The Davos/Klosters area sits at relatively high altitude for the Swiss Alps, which supports reliable snowfall and good snow preservation through the core winter season. A recent recorded maximum snow depth in the area reached around 111 cm, indicating the kind of coverage that gives confident skiing across the full piste network.
The peak season from late December through to March typically offers the most consistent conditions. February and early March are particularly popular for combining reliable snow depth with reasonable daylight hours, and booking accommodations in Klosters early is advisable for those weeks.
Getting There and Practical Tips
Klosters is well connected by Swiss rail, with direct or easy connections from Zurich airport making it one of the more straightforward resort transfers in the Alps. The train journey from Zurich takes roughly two hours, and the station sits close to the village centre.
Nivosola lists 4 accommodations in Klosters starting from EUR 1,199 per person, so comparing options early gives you the best choice of property and price. A combined lift pass covers the entire Davos/Klosters area, so there is no need to purchase separate passes when you want to explore beyond Klosters itself.
Klosters on the map
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FAQ about Klosters
How much piste can you ski from Klosters?
From Klosters you reach the Davos/Klosters ski area with around 315 km of marked pistes and 57 lifts.
What does a ski holiday in Klosters cost?
Accommodations in Klosters start from around €1.199 per person; Nivosola compares 4, refreshed daily.
Is there enough snow around Klosters?
Yes. Recent winters in Davos/Klosters reached a maximum snow depth of around 222 cm. December to March is the most reliable period.
Does staying in Klosters give me access to the full Davos/Klosters ski area?
Yes. A standard area lift pass covers the entire Davos/Klosters network of around 315 km of pistes and approximately 57 lifts, so you are not limited to terrain directly above Klosters.
How much snow can I expect in Klosters?
The Davos/Klosters area has recorded recent maximum snow depths of around 111 cm. The area's altitude helps maintain good snow cover through the main winter season, typically from late December to March.
How many places to stay are available in Klosters on Nivosola, and what is the starting price?
Nivosola currently lists 4 accommodations in Klosters. Prices start from EUR 1,199 per person, and booking early is recommended for the most popular weeks in February and March.