Rent premium cars in Davos

Klosters and the Prättigau valley. A short run over the Wolfgang pass connects Davos to Klosters, useful for guests splitting time between the two resorts. An AWD SUV with ski racks handles the grade and winter surface changes better than a standard sedan; parking near the Klosters station area is limited during peak weeks, so plan handover times around lift schedules.

St. Moritz and the Engadin via the Flüela Pass. The Flüela Pass route toward St. Moritz is seasonal and closes in heavy snow, so a car with confirmed all-season or winter tyres matters more than horsepower here. Business travellers heading to the Engadin for a single meeting often prefer a Porsche Cayenne or similar SUV over a lower sports model for ground clearance on the pass.

Zurich Airport transfer corridor. Most clients arrive via Zurich, and the drive up to Davos climbs steadily through Chur and the Prättigau on roads that can carry snow well into spring. We arrange delivery of the vehicle at Zurich Airport or handover directly in Davos, so guests can choose whether to drive the transfer themselves or start their rental once they reach the resort.

Arosa via the Schanfigg valley. The connecting road to Arosa is narrow with repeated switchbacks, better suited to a compact luxury SUV than a wide performance coupe. Guests combining a Davos stay with a day in Arosa should allow extra margin for slower traffic on weekends, when the valley road sees more local ski traffic.

Chur and the Lenzerheide approach. Chur functions as the practical gateway between Davos and the wider Graubünden network, including the road toward Lenzerheide. It's a reasonable point for a mid-rental vehicle swap or for guests who want to break up a longer alpine circuit with a stop in a lower-altitude town before continuing.