Hotels near Strelaberg in Davos

We can recommend the hotel Waldhouse the warmest. We were very friendly, had a beautiful, clean and maintained room. The Spa area is large, top-modern and excellently equipped. Breakfast buffet was also top. The hotel is free of charge from the train station and to the train station. Price-performance ratio is absolutely true. We are happy to come back!

Next to the train station, you can walk, the city is not big, and the access is convenient. It’s very interesting to be busy with the special experience of Davos. The room is small, the price is economical and reasonable, no meals

I have stayed in this hotel at least 7 or 8 times. I go skiing in the same hotel every year, so I know a lot of the staff. Everyone is very friendly. The hotel facilities and facilities are great. The only downside is that the restaurant is so average. It has not improved over the years.

A person stays very quiet. There is a snow park nearby. There are bicycles in the shop. But the front desk is off work at six o'clock. It is necessary to check in before 6 o'clock.

Was here for a conference. Very friendly staffs and the rooms were decent. Comfy beds and pillows. No A/C but it wasn't really necessary as the weather was great. I would definitely recommend this place.

The location is good, but the facilities are not good. There is no refrigerator, and it is cold because it is not heated well. The male staff at the reception are unfriendly.

Unfortunately, check-in was a bit chaotic. No effort was made to check whether the rooms were ready an hour before the official check-in began. The crowds were accordingly large. As there is no air conditioning in the hotel, the rooms are very warm on some hot days despite the altitude of Davos. It is therefore all the more surprising to have a very warm blanket in bed in the summer. Half board was fine. But breakfast was overrun by bus tourists. All in all, unfortunately, not a 4-star experience this time. This hotel is better outside of peak season or on days without bus tourists.