Morosani Schweizerhof

The hotel (and conference centre) is very well run. Staff are very professional. Breakfast was at a „quite good for four star“ quality (standard for that hotel level, but by no means exceptional). The furnishings in the hallway were a bit worn and musty. The fitness centre was quite good. My room itself was quite spacious and the bathroom in perfect condition - all the fittings worked great and there was no mould, a sign it is looked after well. There was no airconditioning (which was a problem in the summer) and this would not have been an issue really, but with the window open at night fumes from some generator or something (not sure what, but it smelt like having a cars exhaust pipe in my room) came in through the window. Overall: if I were to come to Davos privately, I would try to find a different place. But it was ok for a work trip alone.

First impression the hotel looked great, the room was spacious and the balcony was as big as the room! Then my allergies were triggered when I walk into the room. I’ve been sneezing and had itchy eyes. My asthma got worse and I had to go to the hospital. The room looked clean but there’s definitely something causing my allergies in this room. Then in the last day we found out the room had white hairs that looked like dogs hair that kept getting on our clothes. When we asked the receptionist she said , that dogs are allowed in the hotel and that we should’ve told them to clean more throughly if we had allergy! I don’t think that I should have an allergic reaction for the room to be cleaned properly! It should be cleaned properly period even if I wasn’t allergic! The perks of the hotel is it had a great location for skiing. Ski rental store at the hotel close to ski lifts and bus and supermarkets.

A great experience. I will definitely visit again as soon as I can. The hotel is on the main street of Davos. The building is kind of historical and has a lot of fashion. Parking available for guests. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is very generous and various. Good of any preference. Rooms are spacious enough and clean. THANK YOU FAMILY MOROSANI

We have just returned from what was meant to be a long and enjoyable ski weekend. I have been staying at the Morsani for over 10 years. I have written positive reviews on here in the past, but I will now never go back. The staff seem to have changed considerably. This time - from arrival and throughout our stay - not one smile or welcome from any staff. Totally unhelpful and lacking any knowledge. We had clearly (a couple of times) asked for a quiet room - we were given one with an interconnecting door and near the elevators (in my guest profile exactly what I don't want) - we then had a screaming child next door making noise most of the evening (called to reception, who were totally rude) - then woken up at 6.45am on a Saturday. Lots of staff at breakfast - nobody really working - all stood around by the coffee machine. Many of them didn't seem to speak much German nor English.

Everyone was nice

Das Check-in war etwas kompliziert, mit ID-Kontrolle und Kreditkarten-Deposit-Zahlung. Das Zimmer war urchig schön gestaltet und der Balkon recht gross. Das Morgenessen war leider kein Buffet aufgrund der wenigen Gäste (eine sinnvolle Entscheidung!), aber man durfte nach Lust und Laune von einer Karte bestellen und besonders dank der herrlichen Graubündner Omelette war das Frühstück dennoch sehr gut. Der Stil des Frühstückssaals hätte meiner Meinung nach besser zu einem amerikanischen Steakhouse gepasst. Im Hotel hängen einige tolle Bilder von Alois Carigiet. Das Spa war vielfältig, aber es war gleichzeitig auch dunkel, man befindet sich gefühlt in einem Keller. Am Ambiente könnte man arbeiten: Wer z.B. Kerzen aufstellt, dürfte diese auch anzünden. Die Lage des Hotels mitten im Dorf ist praktisch aber eher mässig idyllisch. Die Gästekarte Davos kann leider nicht mit anderen Gästekarten aus Graubünden mithalten: Es gab ausser dem ÖV keine kostenfreien Angebote, obwohl die Kurtaxe mit 5.90 Fr. im Vergleich nicht günstiger ist. Das machen z.B. Arosa oder St. Moritz besser. Es gäbe viele interessante Angebote wie z.B. Whisky-Tastings oder Wakeboarden. Aber diese Kurse finden oft nur sehr unregelmässig statt (oft nicht einmal wöchentlich) und dauern oft auch sehr kurz, sind also eher Schnupperkurse.