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With a stunning position overlooking Davos, this contemporary style
boutique hotel has delightful nostalgic touches from
the Art Nouveau era. The Waldhotel was built in the
early 20th century as a sanatorium, and was the
setting for Thomas Mann's novel 'The Magic Mountain'.
Although it is a 10-minute walk downhill to the
centre of Davos,
the hotel runs a free shuttle service to and from the
lift stations. 50 spacious bedrooms some with large
southeast facing balconies with loungers which evoke the old
style of the sanatorium itself. The Waldhotel was completely
renovated in 2006 and is the only hotel in Davos to be a member of the
“Small Luxury Hotels of the World”
Beautiful views over the resort from the 5th floor
terrace.
The hotels’ elevated position provides guests
with beautiful views across the valley. Reputed to
offer a high standard of cuisine, the hotels chef
holds 15 Gault-Milau
points at the stunningly designed gourmet restaurant
“Mann & Co”. Hotel Restaurant for
breakfast and Half board
Excellent spa facilities include a saltwater
swimming pool really for relaxing rather than
lengths, sauna, Turkish bath, Kneipp and massage
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