New Year’s Eve in Davos 2026/2027 – Hotel Parties, Mountain Huts & Club Nights

Welcome to New Year’s Eve 2026/2027 in Davos

New Year’s Eve 2026/2027 in Davos is celebrated mainly in mountain restaurants, alpine huts and hotels rather than big city-style discos: menu, DJ and gondola instead of a single mega-club. On 31 December 2026 into the early hours of 1 January 2027, key options include Jatzhütte and Chalet Güggel on Jakobshorn, the fondue evening at Jatzmeder on Rinerhorn, and gala dinners with DJ entertainment at hotels such as Central Sporthotel, Waldhuus and Mountain Plaza. The Spengler Cup runs 26–31 December 2026, with the final traditionally on 31 December. Public fireworks are banned in the municipality of Davos – midnight is marked with menus, live music and alpine views.

Highlights & Attractions at New Year’s Eve in Davos

• Jatzhütte on Jakobshorn (about 2,569 m): 5-course surprise menu, DJ party until about 02:30, night gondola included, 18+, meet at 19:00 at Jakobshorn valley station.
• Chalet Güggel on Jakobshorn: New Year’s Eve menu, welcome cocktail, midnight toast on the terrace, live band “Echte Helden”, dancing from about 00:10, descent roughly 00:45–02:30.
• Jatzmeder on Rinerhorn: fondue evening with salad and dessert buffet, 19:00–22:30 – ideal if you want to continue in town or at a hotel bar afterwards.
• Central Sporthotel “Diamonds are 4 ever”: fondue chinoise à discrétion, DJ and live music, hangover brunch and a gala dinner on 1 January 2027 within 2- or 4-night packages.
• Hotel Waldhuus and Mountain Plaza: gala dinner, festive programme and DJ at the hotel bar; Waldhuus with family and kids options.
• AlpenGold Hotel (Davos Dorf): upscale New Year’s dining at La Muña (Japanese-Peruvian) and Sapori (Italian) – book directly with the hotel; confirm 31 Dec 2026 menu prices and times closer to the date.
• Spengler Cup at the ice stadium: international ice hockey through 31 December 2026 – often the sporting warm-up to New Year’s night in Davos.

Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2026/2027

Jatzhütte (Jakobshorn): 31 December 2026, 19:00–about 02:30. Meet at Jakobshorn valley station, gondola plus a short walk to the hut, welcome aperitif, 5-course menu, DJ into the night, midnight in the mountain air, night gondolas until around 03:00. Price: CHF 198 per person excluding drinks (about EUR 214 at the October 2026 rate). Buy tickets via the official sale; report allergies by 15 December 2026.

Chalet Güggel (Jakobshorn): Ascent on 31 December from 19:00. Festive New Year’s Eve menu at a reserved table, toast at 23:55 on the terrace, music and dancing from about 00:10, descent about every 30 minutes until 02:30. Price: CHF 255 per person (about EUR 275) including welcome cocktail, menu and programme with the band “Echte Helden”. Reserve via the registration form on the Güggel website.

Jatzmeder (Rinerhorn): 31 December 2026, 19:00–22:30. All-you-can-eat fondue with salad and dessert buffet; drinks extra. From CHF 92 (about EUR 99) with return gondola, or CHF 108 (about EUR 117) with an evening ticket. Ends before midnight by design so you can head to the valley. Registration recommended by 29 December 2026.

Hotel parties: Central Sporthotel (fondue chinoise, DJ/live in Tobelmühlesaal or Central Bar; 2 nights from about CHF 538 / EUR 580 per person in a double room with half board). Waldhuus and Mountain Plaza with gala dinner and DJ at the bar. AlpenGold: La Muña and Sapori for fine New Year’s dinners; in previous seasons a multi-course La Muña New Year’s menu was listed at CHF 285 (about EUR 308) excluding drinks – confirm 2026/2027 prices and seatings with the hotel.

Standalone big-club or disco nights in the urban sense are less central in Davos on New Year’s Eve than hut and hotel parties. The night typically moves from a mountain hut or gala dinner into hotel bars and smaller spots along the Promenade.

Tickets & Admission for New Year’s Eve Davos

Guide prices (converted at about EUR 1.08 per CHF as of October 2026; originals in CHF): Jatzmeder fondue from about EUR 99–117; Jatzhütte about EUR 214; Chalet Güggel about EUR 275; hotel New Year packages (Central, 2 nights) from about EUR 580 per person. Drinks are usually extra on hut menus. Book early – especially Jatzhütte and Güggel have limited capacity. Tickets and tables via the respective organisers and Destination Davos Klosters (davos.ch). Spengler Cup tickets separately via the official Spengler Cup channels.

Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Davos

• Getting there: RhB train to Davos Platz or Davos Dorf; local buses often free with the guest/Premium Card. Jakobshorn valley station and Rinerhorn (Davos Glaris) are the access points for the mountain parties – check each event’s gondola times.
• What to wear: Warm winter layers and sturdy shoes for huts and terraces; smarter dress for hotel galas and bars. On the mountain after midnight it can drop well below freezing.
• Where to stay: New Year weekend is peak season – book hotels (Central, Waldhuus, Mountain Plaza, AlpenGold, Turmhotel Victoria and others) and apartments early. Many packages include half board and a New Year’s programme.
• Plan the night: If you stay on the mountain past midnight (Jatzhütte, Güggel), allow for the last gondola and any walk. Leaving Jatzmeder at 22:30 leaves time for a hotel bar or the village centre.
• Practical notes: Public fireworks are not permitted in Davos. Jatzhütte is 18+. Report allergies and dietary needs to huts and hotels in advance. Always reconfirm opening times and remaining places on the organisers’ official pages and on davos.ch.