Located in the heart of Davos with spectacular view over Dischma Valley and Jakobshorn, just a 2 min walk from Parsenn cable car station, one of the top skying areas of Switzerland, and great restaurants and shopping nearby make our apartment a wonderful destination. Davos Dorf train station and Golf Club Davos can be reached on foot in 6 minutes and the Jakobshorn cable car station is 1.5 km away. The apartment has modern furnishings, a balcony with spectacular mountain views, a kitchen, a dining area, a seating area, and a bathroom. The apartment offers a Nespresso machine, an oven, a fridge, a cooking stove, a dishwasher and dishes. Bathroom with a shower and hairdryer, towels are included. Baby crib available on request. Free WIFI, Cable TV and Netflix. One free covered car parking space, and free secured parking for mountain bikes is available to our guests. Guest access: Heated swimming pool with mountain view, Table tennis room, Play area with table football and games, Ski storage area, Laundry room with washing machine and tumbler, Sauna (additional fee)

Davos is the highest city in Europe, situated at 1560m above sea level. Famed internationally for being both a climatic spa and a holiday makers paradise, in winter as well as in summer. Golfing, biking, skiing and snowboarding, cross-country skiing, ice skating, wind surfing, shopping, restaurants and horse riding – all within walking distance! Our apartment is located in the heart of Davos, near charming restaurants and great shopping, and top skying and hiking destination Parsenn cable car station is just 200m away.

Davos is famed for the diversity of sports, leisure and cultural offers, its rejuvenating climate, the HC Davos, the Spengler Cup, the Kirchner Museum, the World Economic Forum and the celebrated freestyle scene. Davos originally enjoyed its prominence thanks to its rejuvenating climate, which has been renowned for around 150 years. As early as 1860 the first Davos guest house was opened to welcome spa guests. This made Davos world renowned, and in 1924 the novel "The Magic Mountain" by Thomas Mann made the location immortal in a literary sense too. Alongside Mann, numerous other writers, artists and philosophers also travelled to Davos. They brought their own culture with them, made the spa town famous in their works, or were responsible for initiating the sports, event and cultural facilities that exist today. The quality and diversity of its facilities is unique: First class leisure options in summer and winter alike in an intact, imposing mountain world, exemplary meeting infrastructure, internationally acclaimed sports and cultural events, renowned museums, galleries and music festivals.