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CITY OVERVIEW

The sports-friendly five-star Hotel Seehof is located on the promenade and proudly holds the title of one of the oldest buildings in Davos. First-class accommodation featuring a seamlessly harmonious blend of history and modernity. Enjoy the unique promenade location with direct access to the Parsennbahn.

Here, you are in “pole position” with quick access to the ski slopes and hiking trails. These rooms have been used by myriad well-known names including Angela Merkel, Bill Clinton, Ban Ki-moon, Vladimir Putin, Angelina Jolie and Richard Gere. Despite its cosmopolitan flair, the Hotel Seehof has remained family-friendly and caters to sports, health and culture enthusiasts alike. In addition, it boasts three world-class gourmet restaurants and an exclusive wellness haven.. 

Unlike its little sister Klosters, Davos is more cool than quaint. But what the resort lacks in Alpine prettiness, it makes up for with seductive skiing, including monster runs descending up to 2000m, and après-ski parties. It is also the annual meeting point for the crème de la crème of world capitalism, the World Economic Forum. Global chat fests aside, Davos inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (of Sherlock Holmes fame) to don skis and Thomas Mann to pen The Magic Mountain. 

Davos comprises two contiguous areas, each with a train station: Davos Platz and the older Davos Dorf.