Berghotel Schatzalp

Nestled high above Davos in the heart of the Grisons mountains lies the Berghotel Schatzalp. The name of this former sanatorium truly reflects its offerings: beyond accommodation with magnificent alpine views, it's primarily Switzerland's largest hotel park that offers superlatives, including the world's most extensive edelweiss collection.

The green highlight of the Berghotel Schatzalp is its botanical garden, also known as the Alpinum. Around 5,000 plant species and varieties can be discovered in the park, including over 400 gentians and the world's largest edelweiss collection.

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From cozy single rooms to two adjacent bookable villas, this elevated gem offers something for every alpine preference. Always included: breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

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Schatzalp also offers a wide range of culinary delights. From luxurious Belle Époque ambiance to rustic mountain hut charm, a total of five restaurants, where local herbs find their way into the kitchen and delicious drinks, delight guests.

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