Hotel Central Sport, Davos

Half-board meals are taken in the Tobelmühlesaal dining room.

Each morning a varied buffet breakfast which includes a classic continental offering, and daily hot options which vary day to day, including pancakes, sausages and bacon.

You can enjoy complimentary tea when you return from the slopes. 

The chic Central Bar serves tasty cocktails, champagne and variety of liquors from 5pm, it's a lovely spot to enjoy an aperitif before dinner. 

Dinner includes a four-course evening meal with choice between two menus including a starter or soup, salad buffet, two main options and set dessert or fresh fruit. Early meal times for children from 6pm (available on request).

The Hotel Central Sport has an à la carte restaurant - Restaurant Bündnerstübli serves Graubünden specialties, classic Swiss cuisine, and international dishes, along with a selection of fine wines (pay locally)

Christmas and New Year gala dinners included. New Year gala dinner is 6 courses gala dinner or fondue chinoise, with music and dancing followed by New Year's day brunch on 1st January

With five ski areas to choose from, Davos is spot on if you like a bit of variety. There’s terrain for every level, so you can mix things up throughout the week. Intermediates have over 100km of reds to cruise, including the brilliant long run from Weissfluhjoch down to Küblis. Confident skiers can test their legs on the blacks, and boarders have a choice of snow parks. If cross-country’s your thing, you’re in the right place – Davos has hosted World Cup races, and the tracks here are some of the best around.

At 1,560m, Davos is often described as Europe’s highest town. It’s spread between relaxed Davos Dorf and livelier Davos Platz, where you’ll find a good mix of bars and restaurants. The feel is more modern alpine town than chocolate-box village, with wide streets and a cosmopolitan buzz. Fancy a day off the skis? Hop on one of the local mountain railways and sit back as you glide past snowy peaks, deep valleys and famous viaducts – the network links up with iconic routes like the Bernina Express.

There’s plenty to keep you busy off the mountain too. Stop for a drink at slopeside après spots like Bolgen Plaza, catch an ice hockey match or head out on a peaceful snowshoe walk. Want something a bit different? Try fondue in an igloo, or pop over to Klosters for a horse-drawn carriage ride through the snowy pine forests.