Where to stay in Klosters

Stay in Klosters Platz if the Gotschnabahn and the Parsenn are the point of the trip, or in Klosters Dorf if the Madrisa gondola and its family park matter more. Davos, reached by the same Parsenn network, is the alternative if you would rather be based on that side of the mountain.

1179metres above sea level, Klosters Platz2km between Klosters Platz and Klosters Dorf97km of pistes on the Parsenn, shared with Davos

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Klosters at a glance

Why Klosters

Because two ski villages sit on the same railway line, each opening onto its own lift: the Gotschnabahn into the Parsenn, shared with Davos over about 97 km of pistes, and the Madrisa gondola with its own family park at Klosters Dorf. Sleeping near one or the other decides which lift is a short walk and which needs the PostBus.

Where to sleep

Skiing from the door: Klosters Platz, 150 m from the Gotschnabahn at Hotel Piz Buin. Travelling with children: Klosters Dorf, at the Madrisa gondola and its Madrisa-Land family park. After the valley head walks: Monbiel, at the end of the road, where the routes to Alp Garfiun, the Fergenhütte SAC and the Silvrettahütte SAC begin.

Watch out

Klosters is not car-free, the main Landquart to Davos road runs through the village, so expect passing traffic if a quiet room matters. Parsenn and Madrisa dates can also shift with snow, weather or January’s World Economic Forum closures in Davos, so confirm them close to your travel dates rather than booking on the published calendar alone.

Klosters, before you book

Klosters sits in two parts along the same Rhaetian Railway line in Graubünden: Klosters Platz, the main village at 1179 metres, and Klosters Dorf, two kilometres down the valley at 1124 metres. The main Landquart to Davos road runs straight through the village, so cars and trains both arrive without restriction. Zürich HB reaches Klosters Platz in one hour fifty-one minutes, with one change at Landquart. Drivers can also load the car onto the Vereina train at Klosters Selfranga and come out under the mountain in the Engadin eighteen minutes later.

Geography splits into three simple choices. Klosters Platz, around the station and the Landstrasse, is where the Gotschnabahn leaves for Gotschnagrat and the Parsenn, the ski area shared with Davos over about 97 kilometres of pistes. Two kilometres down the valley, Klosters Dorf sits at the Madrisa gondola, with its own 23 kilometres of slopes and the Madrisa-Land family park, linked to Klosters Platz by a signposted walk of about three-quarters of an hour. Further up, Monbiel marks the end of the road, where the long alp walks toward Alp Garfiun, the Fergenhütte SAC and the Silvrettahütte SAC begin.

The hotel list ranges from bed-and-breakfast houses to a boutique address with its own spa, split between Klosters Platz and Klosters Dorf. Our dated price samples, taken across six of these hotels, show winter nights costing more than summer ones at every address with both a sample; Sport-Lodge Klosters and Hotel Silvapina have the lowest prices of the selection.

Winter on the Parsenn runs from 27 November 2026 to 4 April 2027, and on the Madrisa from 18 December 2026 to 29 March 2027; both lifts reopen for summer, the Parsenn from 27 June to 11 October 2026 and the Madrisa from 13 June to 18 October. Whichever season, the journey from Zürich HB takes one hour fifty-one minutes with a single change at Landquart, or fifty-seven minutes from Chur, so both Klosters stations stay within easy reach of either city.

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Summer in Klosters

Where to stay this season

For the routes toward Gotschnaboden and Laret, base yourself around Klosters Platz; for the longer alp walks toward the Vereina and Silvretta valleys, Monbiel, at the end of the road, is the closer starting point.

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Klosters Dorf · 4 stars

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CHF 236/ night

Summer average CHF 235

Sunstar Hotel Klosters, at Boscaweg 7 in Klosters Dorf, has a large indoor pool with sauna, steam bath, infrared cabin and a relaxation room. Breakfast, minibar drinks, the pool and the sauna are all included in the room rate, an easy base for a first stay near the Madrisa gondola.

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Chesa Grischuna

Klosters Platz

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Chesa Grischuna stands at Bahnhofstrasse 12, in the heart of Klosters by Bahnhof Platz, a Swiss Historic Hotel with its own restaurant open every day and a wine list of more than 150 labels. It suits guests who want to be steps from the station and are happy to bring a car, since garage parking and dogs are both taken in for a daily charge.

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Boutique Hotel Vereina

Klosters Platz

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Boutique Hotel Vereina, on the Landstrasse, has 23 luxuriously furnished rooms and suites around a private wellness and spa area of 1,000 square metres. Its gourmet restaurant has its own winter garden, and in winter the Vereina RICE adds an Asian menu, suiting travellers who want the spa and the table to match the room.

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Prices: lowest and average nightly rate seen on Booking.com for 2 adults and 1 room, on 2 winter dates and 1 summer dates, collected on September 16, 2026. They are indicative, the real price depends on your dates. Hotel facts come from each hotel’s own website. Some hotel links are affiliate links.

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Where to stay, area by area

Klosters Platz

The main village, around the station, the Landstrasse and Bahnhofstrasse

Klosters Platz is the main village, built around the station and the Gotschnabahn cable car up to Gotschnagrat, the gate into the Parsenn shared with Davos. It suits skiers who want the lift close and a full choice of shops and restaurants along the Landstrasse and Bahnhofstrasse; Hotel Piz Buin stands 150 metres from the cable car, and Chesa Grischuna sits right by Bahnhof Platz. The trade-off is that the Madrisa gondola lies two kilometres down the valley, in Klosters Dorf, a bus or a walk away.

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Klosters Dorf

The lower half, 2 km down the valley, around the station and the Madrisa gondola

Klosters Dorf sits two kilometres down the valley, around its own station and the Madrisa gondola, with 23 kilometres of slopes in winter and the Madrisa-Land family park in summer. It suits families heading straight for the gondola: Hotel Silvapina stands just 4 minutes from the cable car and the station. The trade-off is distance from Klosters Platz’s shops and the Gotschnabahn, a signposted walk of about three-quarters of an hour or a short PostBus ride away.

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Monbiel

The hamlet at the end of the road above Klosters Platz, at the valley head

Monbiel is the hamlet at the end of the road above Klosters Platz, where the Vereina and Silvretta valleys begin. It suits walkers heading for the long alp routes toward Alp Garfiun, the Fergenhütte SAC and the Silvrettahütte SAC, with a taxi stop marking the start. The trade-off is that it has no lift or station of its own, so getting there means driving, walking or a taxi from Klosters Platz.

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What to do in Klosters

Klosters is not short of things to do, but a few named places give a day here its shape. These are the ones we would plan around, with the times and figures their operators publish.

On foot

A valley walk to Monbiel, and a longer loop over the Gotschna side

K11, Klosters to Aeuja to Monbiel1 h · valley walk
This valley walk climbs gently from the village to the Monbiel road head and back to Klosters, published at 1 h, an easy option if you want to stretch your legs without committing to a full day.
K19, Klosters Platz to Gotschnaboden to Laret3½ h · climbs the Gotschna side
This is the longer option, listed in the up to four hours group on the official panorama hiking map: it climbs the Gotschna side and comes back through Laret to Klosters Platz, published at 3½ h, a fuller day than the valley walk to Monbiel.

Up the mountain

A cable car into the Parsenn, and a gondola for families

GotschnabahnKlosters Platz → Gotschnagrat
The Gotschnabahn is Klosters’ gate into the Parsenn, about 97 km of slopes shared with Davos, so it is the lift to take if the ski area is the point of the day. In summer, the bike track at Gotschnaboden runs six kilometers with 200 banked turns, jumps and waves for riders who want more than a fire road down.
Madrisa gondolaKlosters Dorf → Madrisa-Land
From base station Madrisastrasse 7 in Klosters Dorf, the Madrisa gives 23 kilometers of slopes in winter; in summer, Madrisa-Land adds a marble run, a bouncy castle, slides, water features and swings, and is described as the first adventure park in the Swiss Alps built to include children with physical and visual impairments. It is the pick for a family day, whichever season you travel in.

Where to eat

Two named addresses, both listed by the tourist office

Chesa GrischunaKlosters Platz · daily 07:00 to 21:30
Bahnhofstrasse 12, serving international cuisine with vegetarian specialities and over 150 wines; lunch 11:30 to 13:45, dinner 18:00 to 21:00, closed Monday and Tuesday in summer, open daily in winter. Book ahead in winter, when it does not close at all during the week.
SteinbockKlosters Platz · daily 07:30 to 22:00
Landstrasse 146, with dishes drawn mainly from the region on a menu that changes with the seasons; lunch 11:30 to 14:00, dinner 17:30 to 21:00, no seasonal closure published. With no published closing season, it is easier to plan around than Chesa Grischuna in summer.

Times, altitudes and figures come from Destination Davos Klosters and the official panorama hiking map, checked 16 September 2026. We publish no ratings and no route descriptions: check conditions on the spot before you set off.

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What runs, month by month

	J	F	M	A	M	J	J	A	S	O	N	D
Parsenn Klosters (Gotschnabahn)	Open	Open	Open	Partly closed	Closed	Partly closed	Open	Open	Open	Partly closed	Partly closed	Open
Madrisa	Open	Open	Partly closed	Closed	Closed	Partly closed	Open	Open	Open	Partly closed	Closed	Partly closed

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Winter 2026/27: Parsenn Klosters 27 November 2026 to 4 April 2027, Madrisa 18 December 2026 to 29 March 2027. Summer 2026: Parsenn Klosters 27 June to 11 October, Madrisa 13 June to 18 October. Destination Davos Klosters states these dates are subject to change and may be affected by snow, weather, or World Economic Forum closures in January. Checked 16 September 2026.

Getting to Klosters, in practice

By train from Zurich

Zürich HB to Klosters Platz takes one hour fifty-one minutes, with one change at Landquart from IC 3 to the hourly Rhaetian Railway RE 13, and the same train continues on to Davos. Book straight through to Klosters Platz even if Davos is also on the itinerary, since no separate ticket or connection is needed.

Take your car through by train

The Vereina car transporter runs from Klosters Selfranga to Sagliains in the Engadin, through the 19 km long Vereina Tunnel in 18 minutes, with departures every 30 minutes. It puts the Engadin about eighteen minutes away by train, so plan around the half-hourly departures rather than a fixed time.

Free transit with the Premium Card

Every guest who books at least one night gets the Davos Klosters Premium Card, which for Klosters guests gives free 2nd class train and bus travel within zone 200/210 of the Klosters tariff association. Use it for the trip between Klosters Platz and Klosters Dorf, or for day trips within the zone, and leave the car at the hotel.

Two stations, one line

Klosters Platz and Klosters Dorf sit on the same Rhaetian Railway line, 2 km apart, with PostBus line 235 linking them in about 7 minutes. A hotel near either station still puts the other within a short bus ride, so the choice between them can rest on the lift rather than on transport.

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Frequently asked questions

Klosters Platz or Klosters Dorf?

Klosters Platz, at 1179 metres, is the main village with the shops, the station and the Gotschnabahn, 150 metres from Hotel Piz Buin. Klosters Dorf, at 1124 metres, is two kilometres down the valley at the Madrisa gondola and its family park, with Hotel Silvapina four minutes from the cable car. The signposted walk between them, K22 by the Bildweg, takes about three-quarters of an hour, so choose Platz for the shops and the ski lift, Dorf for the Madrisa and easier days with children.

Is Klosters a good base for the Davos ski area?

Yes: the Parsenn, about 97 kilometers of slopes, is reached from Klosters with the Gotschnabahn and from Davos with the Parsennbahn, and the Klosters side runs from 27 November 2026 to 4 April 2027. That means a hotel in Klosters gives access to the same shared ski area as a Davos base, without needing to move once the season opens.

How do I get there without a car?

Zürich HB to Klosters Platz takes one hour fifty-one minutes, with one change at Landquart from IC 3 to the hourly Rhaetian Railway RE 13; from Chur it is fifty-seven minutes. Flying into Zurich rather than a more distant airport keeps that first transfer under two hours, and the same train continues on to Davos if your plans change.

Can I take my car through to the Engadin from Klosters?

Yes, on the Vereina car transporter from Klosters Selfranga: the train carries you through the 19 km long Vereina Tunnel to Sagliains in the Engadin in just 18 minutes, with departures every 30 minutes from both ends. Build that half-hour interval into your schedule rather than timing the crossing to the minute.

Do I get anything for staying overnight?

Yes, every guest who books at least one night receives the Davos Klosters Premium Card from their host, which for Klosters guests gives free second-class train and bus travel within tariff zone 200/210 and reduced mountain railway fares. Use it to leave the car at the hotel and cover the trip between Klosters Platz and Klosters Dorf, or day trips within the zone, without buying separate tickets.