Klosters ski chalets exist in a resort synonymous with blue blooded high society and aristocracy, Klosters has a reputation that stretches far and wide. Perfectly combining royal sophistication with rustic charm, Klosters confirms Switzerland’s dominance within the ‘winter season’.
INTRODUCTION
Originally a 13th Century monastic retreat, Klosters chalets stand proudly in this romantic village-like atmosphere, under the patronage of the British Royal family, is blissfully unpretentious and stands in stark contrast to its neighbouring Alpine metropolis of Davos. Hosting 320 km of pisted runs and with the highest ski piste hailing to heights just shy of 2,900 km, Klosters’ and its neighbouring ski area of Davos caters for all levels of ability. Madrisa is the hot spot for families with small children offering a ‘kidsland’ at the foot of the slopes, ideal for the little ones to burn off their excess energy! For those more intermediate skiers take the Gotschna cable car to the areas of Gotschnagrat and Parseen where waiting for you are an extensive range of challenging red runs. The 12 km marked run from the Weissfluhgipfel to Küblis is one of the longest in the Alps and takes you on a journey from high rocky peaks across alps through forests down to the lower meadows dotted with wooden Klosters ski chalets and barns. With locals as fiercely protective of their greenery as they are of their pristine village, Klosters bestows upon her guests the magical experience of by day winding in and out through these wonderful woodlands and idyllic scenery, lapping up the fresh, alpine air before retreating back to their Klosters chalets for the late afternoon. This magical experience then continues by night in the form of horse drawn sleighs and floodlit night skiing along the Selfranga run. Combined with an exclusive social scene that operates discreetly and subtly away from the public eye, acquiring a Klosters chalet is a haven for families and friends who are looking to escape to a quintessentially mountain retreat to relax and remain undisturbed throughout their stay. With a 2 star Michelin restaurant, a casino and an abundance of stylish bars and restaurants, Klosters has something for everyone and anyone.
CHALETS IN KLOSTERS
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Chalet BearLocation : Klosters,SwitzerlandKlosters | Bedrooms: 4 | Sleeps: 8 Chalet Bear is a wonderful private luxury chalet in the exclusive ski resort of Klosters. A hillside location provides sensational views across the valley and the centre of the village is only a short walk away. Those looking for a cos(...) |
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Chalet Chesa FalcunLocation : Klosters,SwitzerlandKlosters | Bedrooms: 6 | Sleeps: 12 Those looking for the ultimate luxury chalet experience will find it here in the exclusive resort of Klosters and at the wonderful Chesa Falcun. |
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Chalet MaldeghemLocation : Klosters,SwitzerlandKlosters | Bedrooms: 5 | Sleeps: 8 + 2 Voted among the top chalets in the Alps by the Daily Telegraph, this truly sublime chalet is situated in the exclusive and high societal resort of Klosters in Switzerland. It really is a luxurious home away from home, surrounded by mea(...) |
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PRACTICAL INFO
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French and German are spoken in Switzerland. French is the predominant language in Verbier whereas German is widely spoken in Zermatt and Klosters.
The official currency is Swiss Francs (CHF)
Travellers cheques are widely accepted for exchange or purchase in major cities, but in more rural areas, visit a bank to exchange them for Swiss Francs. Major credit cards are widely accepted here and ATM access is widespread. Exchange currency only at authorized outlets such as banks and hotels, and exchange only what you think you will spend in the country. Coins cannot be reconverted on departure. Save all receipts from any currency exchange transaction. You may be asked to produce them when you exit the country, and they are required if you intend to reconvert local currency.
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Teenager (aged 13 - 19 years old) |
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Full Day |
CHF 68.00 |
CHF 48.00 |
CHF 27.00 |
CHF 68.00 |
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6 Days |
CHF 315.00 |
CHF 221.00 |
CHF 126.00 |
CHF 315.00 |
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7 Days |
CHF 346.00 |
CHF 242.00 |
CHF 138.00 |
CHF 346.00 |
*Prices are based on 2010/2011 Season, subject to an increase for 2011/2012
In restaurants a service charge is built into menu prices. However, it's customary to round up amounts when paying the waiter or waitress if you're happy with the service. This means that you might hand the server CHF 50 for a CHF 47 meal. If you're paying by credit card, hand the server a cash tip of up to 5%. For Taxis as in restaurants, round up or add 5% when you're happy with the service. Tips to your chalet staff are entirely at your discretion.
Travel documents are your responsibility. In general you should have: a signed, valid passport that will remain valid for at least 6 months beyond the completion of your trip. Your passport must have enough blank pages (excluding amendment pages) available for entry and exit stamps issued when entering and exiting immigration points. Visas are required for certain nationalities and you are strongly advised to check your status allowing plenty of time for visa application.
The nearest airports to Klosters are:
Switzerland's winter temperature range is -2 °C (28 °F) to 7 °C (45 °F), with the snow remaining in the Alps until around April. Visitors should wear warm, waterproof clothing at all times when outdoors during the winter. Hats and gloves are also essential to prevent frostbite. Sunglasses or ski goggles are also necessary to reduce the glare of the sun on the snow.
It is advisable to contact your doctor before you travel if you have any specific health concerns and imperative to take out appropriate travel and medical insurance. Winter sports involve a high degree of risk and you should be in good health and carry adequate medical insurance in case of winter sports accident, including cover for air ambulance.
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