The TSCHUGGEN GRAND HOTEL in Arosa is an exclusive hotel in an exclusive location.

Winter or summer the area is beautiful and the mountain landscape of Graubünden never ceases to impress. World famous Swiss hostelry is no where better then at the Tschuggen. Guests encounter genuine, charming hospitality and whether it be the seasoned traveler who is a first timer or repeat guest this very special hotel demonstrates beautifully its attention to detail and the quiet elegance that abounds.

In the winter the area offers alpine and cross-country skiing, curling and figure skating. Arosa crowns the winter sports scene with tingling thrills in its idyllic winter snowscape. There are horse races on the frozen lake, hot-air balloon trips, paragliding and romantic rides on horse-drawn sleighs, and exciting toboggan descents. There are mountain huts to experience with some one special and exceptional cuisine to savor. This mountain world of Arosa and the TSCHUGGEN GRAND HOTEL offers a unique holiday experience.
In the summer months there are over 125 miles of maintained walking, hiking and mountain paths to suit every level.Horseback riding, parasailing or anything else you would expect at a world class resort is offered.

The hotel offers 5 exceptional dining venues and, of course, the perfect mountain bar for cocktails before dinner or an aperitif after.

The Spa, Bergoase is set on the mountain and linked to the hotel by a glass bridge. Spread over four floors and over 13,000 square feet the facilities are expansive and grand on every level. World famous designer and architect, Mario Botto, is responsible for this absolutely striking and unique spa. His other projects include San Francisco’s Museum of Modern Art and the update of La Scala in Milan.

Light and space are key, with granite stone from the mountains, light maple wood and glass being the only three building materials used. With the open plan design, guests on the 4th floor can see right down to the ground floor. Water is used in abundance, with designed springs throughout the site pouring pure Arosa spring water. Light is controlled internally, and intertwined with color and contrasts to create different ambiances throughout the day.

Facilities include two swimming pools, a sun terrace, hammam, indoor and outdoor sauna, a Jacuzzi, a junior spa suite, 11 treatment rooms, a luxurious spa suite, a meditation room, and fitness centre, relaxation area with fireplace, outdoor stretch area, hair salon and in-house doctor.

Of the more unusual offerings, the Arosa Mountain Grotto on the top floor is made of Arosa mountain stone. Guests pass through a rain curtain into a small seated area where they can enjoy a program of seasons – summer rain, a winter storm, fog, mist or pure sunshine, designed to soothe and invigorate the mind and soul.

A Kneipp Path on the 4th floor is named after the famous German pastor who discovered the properties of water on the human body, particularly the benefits of moving from hot to cold, this is a path resembling a natural brook. Guests can walk ('kneipp') over natural stones through the knee-deep stream, passing through ice cold and hot spots, stimulating their blood circulation and nervous system.

The in-house doctor is part of a medical wellness service open to spa members and guests of The Tschuggen. It will include check-ups, sports, dermatological and nutritional advice.

The Spa Bergoase is one of the most innovative spas in the world and makes this marvelous hotel in its spectacular setting a true oasis of health, beauty and wellbeing.