If your shabbos observant this is a great location for the weekday but for shabbos there's a problem with going up the stairs. To open the door you need a electronic key and the hotel won't get someone to open it for you. find somewhere else for shabbos!
If your shabbos observant this is a great location for the weekday but for shabbos there's a problem with going up the stairs. To open the door you need a electronic key and the hotel won't get someone to open it for you. find somewhere else for shabbos!
Had a great stay at Belvedere during our skiing holiday under good Corona safety measures. Nice spacious rooms, great service and restaurant. Fantastic choice of dishes - for kids and adults alike. Also newly renovated wellness/pool area is nice - only pool water could be warmer... not only for kids, but for me as well. Complimentary ski shuttle, going to Jakobshorn as well as Parsenn, is highly appreciated and used.
Had a great stay at Belvedere during our skiing holiday under good Corona safety measures. Nice spacious rooms, great service and restaurant. Fantastic choice of dishes - for kids and adults alike. Also newly renovated wellness/pool area is nice - only pool water could be warmer... not only for kids, but for me as well. Complimentary ski shuttle, going to Jakobshorn as well as Parsenn, is highly appreciated and used.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed February 21, 2021Reviewed February 21, 2021
Amazing stay at hotel parsenn! The pictures don’t do it justice, it blew us away. The rooms are all updated and comfortable after a long day of skiing. It is literally across the street from the slopes has a bar and a restaurant. Breakfast was a great spread and they serve afternoon coffee and soup. Highly recommend.
Amazing stay at hotel parsenn! The pictures don’t do it justice, it blew us away. The rooms are all updated and comfortable after a long day of skiing. It is literally across the street from the slopes has a bar and a restaurant. Breakfast was a great spread and they serve afternoon coffee and soup. Highly recommend.
Kimberly
Reviewed January 20, 2023Reviewed January 20, 2023
Clean rooms, new furniture (hotel is brand new as well), nice spa area, friendly service - all together I enjoyed my accommodation here. Definitely will stay in Hilton Garden Inn on my next visit to Davos.
Clean rooms, new furniture (hotel is brand new as well), nice spa area, friendly service - all together I enjoyed my accommodation here. Definitely will stay in Hilton Garden Inn on my next visit to Davos.
It was amazing! The ladies at the reception were so helpful and kind! I loved having a bus pass so we didn’t have to tote our ski equipment all around. I also really liked that they had a storage room for ski equipment so we didn’t have to take them back to the room.
It was amazing! The ladies at the reception were so helpful and kind! I loved having a bus pass so we didn’t have to tote our ski equipment all around. I also really liked that they had a storage room for ski equipment so we didn’t have to take them back to the room.
I love the area of Davos Dorf and Davos Platz. We stayed in Davos Dorf at the Hotel Bunda. We came by train and it was about 3 blocks from the train station and not bad if you don't mind walking. They had a large breakfast which was good. We only were able to eat there one day. There is no air conditioning, however, in their defense, the evenings are cool and our French doors opened out into a balcony, so we kept it open until night fall. It was not bad for sleeping. They could not...
I love the area of Davos Dorf and Davos Platz. We stayed in Davos Dorf at the Hotel Bunda. We came by train and it was about 3 blocks from the train station and not bad if you don't mind walking. They had a large breakfast which was good. We only were able to eat there one day. There is no air conditioning, however, in their defense, the evenings are cool and our French doors opened out into a balcony, so we kept it open until night fall. It was not bad for sleeping. They could not...
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