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Very expensive, 6-day lift pass cost around 400 quid, too many lift queues
Nice ski area, but very expensive and the town is a little dull. For skiing in Switzerland we prefer Zermatt, where you get better value for your money.
The best place to be
St. Moritz is a lovely place. Nice views and a super ski area. Good hotels and shopping. Stylish, we loved it!
Wonderful ski areas with endless possibilities
Davos is the best ski town, and not only for skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, tobogganing and snowshoeing, but also just to relax and enjoy being in this beautiful natural setting.
Switzerland's best-kept secret
Flims/Laax/Falera is a medium-sized glacier ski area that offers something for every skier and snowboarder. It's spacious, with nicely groomed slopes, and the snowboarders mostly keep off the ski pistes since there are 4 snow parks for freestylers. I don't know any other ski area that offers such great facilities for snowboarding. The ski area always seems to be sunny, no matter when you go. If you haven't been to this ski area yet, come check it out! You won't be disappointed.
Keep coming back to Davos
We've now been for the third time to Davos and I think we'll be back again. The ski areas is pleasant with plenty of choice and enough miles to keep us busy for the week. Public transport is very well organized you can get anywhere with your tourist card ... Each time we've been, the snow has been excellent and the atmosphere is very welcoming.
Bit over rated
For off-piste and free-skiing, Corvatsch, about 2 miles down the valley from St.Moritz towards Italy is the best spot. Skiing in st moritz itself is good but can be a lot of wind whihc means lots of lifts get shut! Not great! For "one of the best ski resorts in the world", as an experienced skier i can't really say I agree - St moritz has a lot going for it but there are plenty of other ski resorts that i would class higher than this one. All the rich women flouncing about fiddling with fur ski hats and cashmere gloves got on my nerves a bit! I wanted to give them a kick up the behind to get them moving out of my way! I'm sure I even saw a poodle in a fur jacket on the slopes!
Chic and frou frou
St. Moritz is chic and frou frou - i mean fussy and posh! Good skiing in the Corviglia area for beginners, intermediate skiiers in the Corviglia and Corvatsch areas and experts the Diavolezza and the Lagalb. Really nice place to be if you area a non-skier - we went with another couple who, since booking 6 months ago, have fallen pregnant! The laden lady said she didnt get bored at all and really enjoyed walking and watching various events that took place around town. Restaruants are excellent but we had to resort to pizza a couple of nights or we would have blown our budget in 2 nights - very expensive food and drink - on the slopes too.
Not all that!
Great choice of restaurants, all pricey though, good ski schools but you wouldnt expect otherwise in a Swiss resort but apart from that i'm not sure what all the fuss is about! The skiing was ok - snow ok, lift system - some of it ok... Wouldn't recommend as this resort is so hyped up that it's bound to be disappointing!
Great off piste skiing in Davos
I was surprised by the appearance of the resort as although I wasn't expecting a cute little ski resort I thought it must have some charm as it is so popular! However, sadly, it is a city with no real charm. Anyway: the main reason to come here is on the slopes. There are five areas that you can explore in a day all connected by shuttle or train (included in the ski pass), with good modern ski lifts and very nice off-piste opportunities. The snow parks looked a bit beefy so we didn't venture there!
Totally awesome ski area!
We didn't know whether to board or ski - the snowparks are just fabulous, the off-piste dreamy and the slopes endless with tons of really tricky black ones. Just paradise really! Didn't see any Royals on the slopes though so a bit disappointed!
Good kids facilities and nice lively atmosphere
Really had a week in Davos - a first ski holiday with our young kids. Nice ski resort with plenty going on and apparently some excellent and quite late apres-ski - which we didn't managed to get involved in. A very mixed ski area with plenty for the kids and lots for intermediate skiers too.
Great snowboarding and hiking
Really friendly locals who genuinely made the effort to make us feel welcome. Endless slopes and some great freeriding - the off piste just went on for ever! Did some great hiking here too - need to know where you're going though - the area is huge!