Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Summer Activities
Hikers hit the trail on one of the region's 700km of well-maintained footpaths, which
range from gentle family strolls to high- altitude, multiday treks. Would-be climbers can
tackle the rope bridges and climbing trees at Madrisa.
Sleeping & Eating
GASTHAUS BARGIS $$
( 081 422 55 77;
www.bargis.ch
,
in German; Kantonsstrasse 8; apt Sfr100-190)
Erika is your kindly
host at this quaint dark-wood chalet on the road into Klosters Dorf, run by the Ambühl
family since the 18th century. The sunny, immaculate apartments brim with homely
touches from ornamental ducks to open fireplaces. The pine-clad restaurant (mains Sfr24
to Sfr32.50, open from Wednesday to Sunday) is a cosy spot for Bündner specialities.
| Guesthouse
HOTEL CHESA GRISCHUNA $$$
( 081 422 22 22;
www.chesagrischuna.ch
; Bahnhofstrasse 12; s/d/ste Sfr259/439/549)
An archetypal
vision of a Swiss chalet, this family-run pad has toasty pine rooms with antique flourishes
and ornately carved ceilings. The lantern-lit restaurant (mains Sfr42 to Sfr60) is an Alpine
charmer, too.
| Historic Hotel
Information
In the centre of the village is the
tourist office
(
081 410 20 20;
www.klosters.ch
;
Alte
8.30am-6pm Mon-Fri, 9am-6pm Sat, 9am-1pm Sun)
.
Bahnhofstrasse 6;
Getting There & Away
Klosters is split into two sections. Klosters Platz is the main resort, grouped around the
train station. Two kilometres to the left of the station is smaller Klosters Dorf and the
Madrisa cable car.
See Davos for more info, as Klosters is on the same train route between Landquart and
Filisur. Klosters and Davos are linked by free buses for those with Guest Cards or ski
passes.
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