Do not miss this hotel if you want the one of a kind experience of the historical schatzalp sanitoriums with its surrounding hills and trails for sledding and hiking or skiing. You are up above the town in your own magic mountain setting. Make sure to request the room with the balcony so you can lounge in the provided robes with a glass of gluhewine or hot chocolate with baileys and watch the woods and the tiny town below.

Lovely historic horltel built around 1900 and a previous TB Sanitorium. Centrally located in Davis and accessed by a funicular railway which is free for hotel guests. Mountain view separate restaurant provide info excellent alpine food.bear in mind the first train in the morning is at 7:30 and whilst there is a walking route down, this is slippy and dark during the winter and personally not recommended at that time. Hotel staff lovely and you can use the gym and swimming pool facilities at their sister hotel in town just at the bottom of the funicular railway.

Lovely historic horltel built around 1900 and a previous TB Sanitorium. Centrally located in Davis and accessed by a funicular railway which is free for hotel guests. Mountain view separate restaurant provide info excellent alpine food. bear in mind the first train in the morning is at 7:30 and whilst there is a walking route down, this is slippy and dark during the winter and personally not recommended at that time. Hotel staff lovely and you can use the gym and swimming pool facilities at their sister hotel in town just at the bottom of the funicular railway.

Amazing classic hotel with views to die for.

Classic Swiss hotel in a fantastic unique location. Cool bar, great terrace, taking the funicular up and down is a novelty and not too much inconvenience - every 15 mins during the day and from 7pm every 30 mins till 2am. Rooms are modest but clean and comfortable and have incredible views from the terrace.

The hotel is originally a hospital built in 1900. We loved the remote location and the small ski area higher up. Service was excellent with the exception that both the bar area and the restaurant was closed due to a wedding one evening. This was not properly announced and came as a surprise. Another weird thing was that smoking is allowed in the bar. Hotel owner: Seriously, its 2017 - smokers are used to smoke outside and non-smokers don't spend time in a smoke filled room anymore. All in all a nice and very special hotel.

First time back at this old favourite for many years. Sadly the lack of investment is showing and it is quite shabby in the public areas and the bedrooms are in urgent need of an upgrade. Nothing can take away from the location though.

I stayed here for just 24 hours in order to rest and get some work cleared. This hotel is a rarity in a world which measures hotel 'excellence' very uniformly (a certain style with facilities provided in a certain way). What I mean is that this hotel has its very own, unique character. A former TB sanatorium, the clocks used to organise patients' days still illuminate the corridors. The original sinks still feature in the en suite bathrooms. The same heating system is used, the lifts are unchanged. Bookcases containing volumes once lent to patients wanting to while away the months on end up in the mountains in the hope of recovery, line the corridors of the third floor. The former hospital ward on the second floor still boasts the call system. The building is frozen in time yet extremely comfortable. The combined effect of this is one that is ultimately very relaxing; you forget the hustle and bustle and demands of life 'down below'. Deliciously prepared food, a vast space and quiet spacious rooms help the process. And, if the temptations of life down below become too much, excellent free wifi is available across the site. And, if you're determined to measure the hotel through a modern prism, a wonderful new sauna/spa area can be found on the ground floor. I couldn't recommend this place more highly and suggest you go as this space does not do it justice!

I stayed here for just 24 hours in order to rest and get some work cleared. This hotel is a rarity in a world which measures hotel excellence very uniformly (a certain style with facilities provided in a certain way). What I mean is that this hotel has its very own, unique character. A former TB sanatorium, the clocks used to organise patients days still illuminate the corridors. The original sinks still feature in the en suite bathrooms. The same heating system is used, the lifts are unchanged. Bookcases containing volumes once lent to patients wanting to while away the months on end up in the mountains in the hope of recovery, line the corridors of the third floor. The former hospital ward on the second floor still boasts the call system. The building is frozen in time yet extremely comfortable. The combined effect of this is one that is ultimately very relaxing; you forget the hustle and bustle and demands of life down below. Deliciously prepared food, a vast space and quiet spacious rooms help the process. And, if the temptations of life down below become too much, excellent free wifi is available across the site. And, if youre determined to measure the hotel through a modern prism, a wonderful new sauna/spa area can be found on the ground floor. I couldnt recommend this place more highly and suggest you go as this space does not do it justice!

The location is great – you cannot get a better view in Davos. But the facilities are not that great. The rooms are old (they are plain old, not antiques nor historical nor charming). In my opinion, this hotel is overpriced.

Great for hiking relax VG breakfast VG wellness Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

When I arrived at reception after two flights and a three-hour train journey followed by an interesting funicular ascent, I was met with a very 'frosty' reception and told in a very rude manner that despite my reservation they didn't have a room for me and that I had to go back down to Davos Town and stay at the Hotel Europe which I am sure is a very pleasant hotel but ISNT the BergHotel. I protested very vigorously and after some altercation was grudgingly told that I could stay that night but that they weer full the next day. I contacted reception the next day and they had obviisly had time to rehink this and they told me I could stay but this all left a very sour taste .

The building is a lovely piece of history in a quiet location with great views from above the town. We came from England for a weekend of skiing and were delighted to find our stay included a pass for the hotel's own private ski area which enabled us the get straight out onto the snow even though we arrived at around 2pm. The only down side is you have to allow time to get the funicular railway to & from the hotel, and use the local bus service if you don t want to walk to the main jacobshorn ski lift next to the train station in ski boots - about 5 minutes in normal footwear. Excellent skiing for intermediates & advanced. Eating out expensive - double English prices, but fresh food in supermarkets is more reasonable. Transfer via train from zurich very efficient and enjoyable as the scenery is breath taking.

The hotel has character, the bedrooms are spacious, the staff helpful and the public rooms elegant. However, since we previously stayed there, it has become impossible to ski from the Shatzalp to the Davos ski pistes. This means that you have to go down on the funicular railway and then catch a bus to the Parsenn funicular. This is a serious inconvience and would cause us not to return.

This is a very special hotel. It is like going back in the past. We felt the atmosphere of what it was like 100 years ago. Not a place for party but much more for relaxing. The only activity that I did was taking a sauna after ski It is classy service in an old hotel. The hotel is quiet and up in the mountain with great view.

The setting of this beautiful, historical hotel from more than 100 years old is great, and has direct access to a smallish private skiing area, which actually turned out to be very nice, as there were not so many people skiing. Beautiful views over Davos. But the hotel definetely and deperately would need renovation, now I am not surpriced why a hotel in famous Davos and with this great location was so inexpensive. Rooms were very basic and the hotel services, such as sauna and pool had seen their best times (some 50 years ago). Breakfast was good and the lobby areas etc looked nice and historical, but I certainly would not come here for a holiday again. The service was lousy, seemed as all personnel were trainees (probably true). The elevator did not work (I stayed in 3rd floor, so with the ski boots it is a challange), and there was no note of this on the door of the elevator and you just stand there and wonder why does the lift not come while several hotel personnel walkds by and says nothing. Overall the service was really unprofessional. If the hotel undergoes a renovation, with this location it could be luxury hotel.

Great hotel for those who want the historic feel, with a fantastic view and "old world" style. But be aware that you are restricted in terms of access - tram up the mountain to the hotel only operates between hours of 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. most days, at least in summer. Staff was excellent - restaurants superb - well worth it!

absolutely awful and poorly presented . an utter joke from start to finish. needs knocking down.

Very comfortable bed.