Discover the Alps, the Tschuggen Grand Hotel way.

There are winter holidays, and then there are winter holidays at the Tschuggen Grand Hotel.

Here, the mountain experience begins long before you reach the slopes, with your first glimpse of Arosa's snow-covered peaks. With direct access to Graubünden's largest interconnected ski area, a personal Ski Butler, an onsite sports shop and a ski school all under one roof, everything is taken care of. All that's left for you to do is enjoy the mountains.

After all, the best luxury is having nothing to worry about.

From the Lobby to the Slopes

Our private Tschuggen Express whisks you straight into the Arosa Lenzerheide ski area in under four minutes. With 225 kilometres of linked pistes, it's one of the Alps' most varied and snow-sure ski resorts. From sweeping panoramic runs and challenging descents to gentle family-friendly slopes and cosy mountain huts, there's something for every kind of skier.

And the best part? It all begins right on the doorstep of the Tschuggen Grand Hotel.

More Time for What Matters

A great day on the mountain begins long before the first turn.

While the snow-covered peaks beckon outside, our Ski Butler takes care of the details. Your equipment is ready, the best routes have been selected and the latest tips on snow and piste conditions are at hand.

So you can simply enjoy what you came for: fresh mountain air, spectacular views and the freedom of exploring the slopes of Arosa Lenzerheide at your own pace.

Friendly, attentive and with a genuine love for the region, our Ski Butler is there to make your time in the mountains that little bit easier.

Our Favourite Runs

The Scenic Run

For the views.

For mountain scenery at its finest, take blue piste No. 11 from Brüggerhorn towards Prätschli. With gentle turns and panoramic views around every bend, this is one to savour rather than rush.

The Long Run

For turns that go on and on.

Starting at Parpaner Rothorn, follow red piste No. 21 and continue along the World Cup run towards Parpan. With over 1,300 metres of vertical descent, it's one of the longest and most impressive runs in the ski area. Perfect for confident skiers who enjoy a longer descent.

The Family Run

For time together.

The blue pistes at Plattenhorn are ideal for a relaxed family ski. If you're in the mood for a little more, start at Hörnli and enjoy a longer run through the snow-covered landscape.

The Black Diamond

For a little adrenaline.

Steep, technical and not for the faint-hearted. Piste No. 12 is considered the steepest groomed run in the entire ski area. One for skiers who relish a challenge.

The Snowparks

For tricks and thrills.

With five snowparks to choose from, there's plenty of room to try something new. Whether you're working on your first jumps or perfecting your freestyle tricks, there's something for every ability.

Views Worth Stopping For

Weisshorn

At 2,653 metres above sea level, the Weisshorn is one of Arosa's most impressive viewpoints. Its summit restaurant, designed by celebrated architect Tilla Theus, offers spectacular 360-degree views across the mountain peaks of Graubünden.

Parpaner Rothorn

At 2,865 metres, the highest point in the Arosa Lenzerheide ski area rewards visitors with far-reaching views across the Alps. Even if you've been before, the scenery is worth coming back for.

Piz Scalottas

At the western end of the ski area, the views stretch all the way to the Rhine Valley and across ridge after ridge. Find a quiet spot, take a moment and simply enjoy the scenery.

Arosa's Bench Tradition

Not every favourite spot needs to be a mountain summit. You'll find traditional wooden benches dotted throughout Arosa, each inviting you to sit and stay a while. Take in the view, forget the time and enjoy the moment. Sometimes, it's the quiet moments that stay with us the longest.

Ski All the Way Home

As the day draws to a close, simply follow the Tschuggen home run straight back to the hotel.

No transfers, no detours, no rush. Just a few final turns before a relaxing evening back at the hotel.

No Skiing Today? No Problem!

Not every winter day needs to be spent on the slopes.

Designed by renowned architect Mario Botta and built into the mountainside, the Tschuggen Bergoase is just the place to slow down. Across four floors, indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, steam rooms, peaceful relaxation areas and restorative treatments offer plenty of ways to unwind.

Natural stone, light and water shape this remarkable space, where architecture and the surrounding mountains come together. A little time here is a lovely way to recharge before your next day in the snow.

From the First Turn to the Last Light

As dusk settles over the snow-covered peaks, it's time to enjoy a different side of the Tschuggen Grand Hotel. A wonderful dinner, a little time at the Bergoase or simply a quiet evening taking in the mountain views.

After a day out in the fresh alpine air, there's something particularly satisfying about coming back to the warmth and comfort of the hotel.

And while you're still thinking about your favourite run of the day, everything is already being taken care of for tomorrow.

This is winter, the Tschuggen Grand Hotel way.