I must start out by stating we spent two nights here in the off season -- what I have heard termed "the mud season" at other resorts, when the slopes have closed but summery weather has not yet begun. Davos takes this "off" concept a bit far as seemingly everything except the Seehof itself was closed. This included shops, hotels,... more

We booked an Executive Room (because there were no others available). It had a nice view of the mountain, a little balcony and was quite spacious which balanced out the fact that the room decor was quite bland and the bathroom was far from luxurious. A friend travelling with us booked a single room and that was really tiny -... more

Quite disappointed. I had read other people's reviews regarding the view and had emailed the hotel prior to arrival requesting whether they would be so kind to put us into a room with a nice view. From experience, most hotels are happy to oblige if there is availability. The response i received was "this is how much it is to... more

An excellent hotel with very comfortable facilities. Excellent location for skiing being right next to the main lift and Parsenn Funicular. Great staff, excellent food. Only problem was some rooms very small. We were allocated 235 originally which was minute and at the back of the hotel with a view of the rock wall. Dark. It is important to get... more

For those planning to ski in Davos, there is no better located hotel. The Seehof is immediately next door to the Parsennbahn, which takes you into the Parsenn ski area (the largest in Davos-Klosters). Your experience within the hotel itself will vary dramatically depending on the room assigned. Other reviewers have mentioned rooms which faced into concrete walls. For us,... more

We stayed here during the 1st week of March 2008. Can't say I really enjoyed Davos or the hotel. It's a big hotel and it had the feel of other corporate hotels I've stayed in on business trips. You'll find groups of clip board wielding exec types getting a bit of work in before retreating to either the slopes ,... more

This is a good hotel but beware of rooms at the back of the hotel and especially on floor 1. We were given room 107. We found it hard to believe such a prestigious hotel should have any rooms with such an awful view, below ground level looking at a dirty wall no, more than 10 feet from the window.... more

We were so excited to stay in Davos at one of the top hotels that that is frequented by celebrities and dignitaries, but we were thoroughly disappointed. First of all, they said the hotel was handicapped accessible which it is if you go down a ramp through a ski room up 2 separate elevators at opposite ends of the hotel,... more

This Seehof property location cannot be beat if you are there to ski. If you are there for partying and other night activities, you'll be a lot happier staying on the other end of town (north end) which is much livelier and more populated at night with far more to do. The ski lift is literally next door, which cannot... more