When you talk of booking a group skiing holiday, whether it be a family group with mixed ages and abilities or a same sex, same age group of adults, you need to choose a ski resort which will suit every bodies needs and wants.

Hotels in this resort

• Alpina
• Hotel Piz Buin
• Hotel Sport
• Hotel Steinbock
• Silvretta Park Hotel
• Silvretta Parkhotel

Klosters Guide

The resort must have enough runs for all abilities, it must cater for the skiing and snow boarding and of course the non skier, it must have kiddies facilities and maybe baby sitting services, it must also have a variety of evening apres ski, some may want to relax over a quiet drink or meal, others may want you to provide the camaraderie over lively drinks and dinner, others may want a nice relaxing sauna and an early night……Well Klosters in Switzerland will certainly tick all the boxes.

Book your group into Klosters this season and experience a ski resort of international renown. Klosters is delightful, charming, traditional, a very attractive place in which to experience some of the best skiing in Europe!! Klosters shares over 320 kilometres of piste with neighbouring Davos and with a huge lift network, is one of the easiest areas to get around.

Ski in Klosters for superb skiing at all levels, visit a resort where even our own Royal family frequent on occasions, it truly has a unspoilt feel to it, and with a large selection of mountainside cafés and restaurants, you wont want your days to end.

Beginners enjoy Klosters with its relaxed pace, Madrisa is recommended for new skiers and children, and the local English speaking ski school starts from here too, only a short walk from the resort centre. You can also reserve your places for the crèche and the kindergarten here.

Intermediates should take the cable car from the village centre up to Gotschangrat or Parsenn – ideal for more confident skiers who enjoy cruising the long tree lined red runs.

Advanced skiers in Klosters are in their element here, with some of the most incredible black runs, try the Jakobshorn and Matterhorn, they will test even the most daring of skiers. The off piste skiing here is fantastic and groups can go off with a local instructor and experience some of the most amazing powder snow and exhilarating times.

Boarders and cross country skiers have more then enough to keep them occupied, 2 massive snow parks and over 75 kilometres of cross country trails.

Klosters offers a lovely choice of bars, traditional restaurants and cafés and a handful of nightclubs. Group holidays in Klosters also offer plenty to keep non skiers busy, including winter walks, horse drawn sleigh rides, ice skating and tobogganing, not to mention some of Europe’s best spa facilities. The choice of accommodation will suit almost all taste, varying from self-catering, catered chalets right through to some of the most exclusive hotels.

Group prices to Klosters will vary depending on the size and type of accommodation, but look out for the operators special group discounts, many offer free places, free lift passes to name a few.