Hotel Schatzalp Davos

General Information

Visitors will find the Hotel Schatzalp Davos situated some 300 metres above the town. The nearby area brags numerous boutiques, restaurants, museums, museums and other Davos hotels. The nearest ski runs are a short 500 m from the inn property. The Hotel Schatzalp Davos is accessed via the hotel's own funicular, a brief ride that lasts 4 mins from the midst of Davos Platz to the inn. Bus and railway conveyance are attainable in the region as well. The airport is only a short way away.

The 200 rooms for guests at the Hotel Schatzalp Davos feature straight dial telephones, Internet access and bathrobes.

While staying at the Hotel Schatzalp Davos, customers will be treated to a piano brasserie, swimming pool, sauna, onsite restaurant, washhouse services, boutiques, onsite hole golf course, cordless Internet access and botanical park. The inn even features its own springs, offering pure mountain water. Clients may recognize the inn from its description in the Thomas Mann novel The Magic Mountain.

Location Information

The Schatzalp hotel able to be reached by a 4-minute ride on its own funicular from the very heart of Davos Platz. Embedded in an exceptionally gorgeous bowl of hills Davos is the most high city in Europe at 1560 metres and proposes some really diverse skiing on six various hills. Intermediates are specially well served for, with a superb multitude of immaculately kept cruising blues and reds, leading to some marvellous mountain restaurants, like Conterser Schwendi - on the run down to Schifer - and Bruhins - at the upper of Weissfluhjoch - which brags magnificent vistas. With the assist of a ski school guide, sophisticated skiers will discover the allure of some unbelievable, but easily reachible off piste hiking, both in Davos, and the linked ski region of Klosters. Non-skiers will also see a overflow of mountain restaurants, available through the elevator system. In city world class ice hockey, cross state skiing, ice skating, swimming, art galleries, museums,