Ski-in Ski-out Accommodation

Out of the apartment and into the gondola – that’s how the whole family starts a relaxed day on the slopes. Later, when hunger strikes, there’s no need to go far: at Switzerland’s “best family hotel”, nine restaurants are ready to welcome you.

Flims Laax Ski Area: From the world’s largest halfpipe to gentle slopes for little beginners – in Flims Laax, everyone finds their own kind of piste happiness.

Bite into a fresh bread roll, gaze at the Davos mountains and stroll over to the valley station next door – in this resort, the day begins in comfort and your winter holiday literally starts on your doorstep.

Parsenn Ski Area: Discovered back in 1895, this is the perfect place for anyone wanting to experience ski tradition on wide, classic slopes.

After carving your tracks through the natural snow, unwind in a cosy wooden room. The sauna steams, and in the restaurant, a plate of Pizokel awaits – even better enjoyed with a view over the village.

Vals Ski Area: Quiet slopes and a panorama stretching from the Eastern Alps to Valais – perfect for anyone who prefers to enjoy winter sports at a relaxed pace.

Glide straight to the hotel on your board – now that’s style. Snow lovers will find authentic, no-frills rooms here. Outside the window: Lake Heidsee, ribs from the grill and a live DJ – what more could you want?

Arosa Lenzerheide Ski Area: Take the gondola up to the Rothorn still half-asleep and carve your way down more than 225 kilometres of slopes – a favourite pastime even of Gigi from Arosa.

The snow-covered Val Lumnezia sparkles outside the window. A piece of local bread, cheese and Salsiz – and the slopes are calling. Those who love carving elegant turns will fall for this boutique hotel too.

Obersaxen Mundaun Val Lumnezia Ski Area: Where Carlo Janka once practised his turns, families now carve across this sunny, compact plateau.

Snow crunches under your feet and smoke rises from the chimneys. Take a dip in the mountain spa, stir a pot of porcini fondue and hit the slopes straight from your doorstep – this chalet resort feels like its own little village.

Arosa Lenzerheide Ski Area: Sunny family slopes or challenging steeps – in this dual region, everyone finds their favourite run.

A cosy armchair awaits your tired limbs, and at the rooftop bar, an Alpine mojito is calling your name. In the bubbling whirlpool, you’re already planning the next day on the slopes – that’s winter, Engadin-style.

Silvaplana Corvatsch Ski Area: A white carpet, a dreamlike mountain backdrop and gourmet huts – winter sports in the Engadin have their very own style.

The snow sparkles in the sun, and the air in the Maiensäss hamlet is crisp and clear. Share breakfast together, then shuffle a few metres to the ski lift. On the Heinzenberg, time moves a little slower.

Tschappina Heinzenberg Ski Area: The little ones race through the kids’ park, the grown-ups carve down black slopes – on Piz Beverin, families come together.

As the sun sets behind Piz Palü, you relax in the hot tub beneath the starry sky. The next morning, with renewed energy, you set off on Switzerland’s longest glacier run.

Diavolezza Pontresina Ski Area: At over 3,000 metres, steep glacier slopes and wide-open views define the perfect winter day.