Activities at Tschuggen Grand Hotel or nearby

• Accommodations:

  • 98 Standard rooms

  • 32 Suites & Junior Suites

• Dining options:

  • La Provence — Enjoy the view. Savour cuisine fresh from market.

  • La Vetta — The place for peak hours. Mediterranean specialities and select wines.

  • Bündnerstube — Tradition and modern. Swiss dishes and wine rarities.

  • Grand Restaurant — French cuisine, with a whiff of the exotic.

  • Spa Lounge — Healthy food.

• Meeting facilities:

  • 3 conference rooms, ranging from 26 to 62 sq. m (up to 50 people)

• Sports/Relaxation facilities and services:

  • Tschuggen Bergoase SPA featuring:

    • 5'000 sq.m wellness constructed over four floors with imposing water world, several saunas and steam baths, treatment rooms, lounge and fire place, fitness and Medical Wellness.

    • In- and outdoor relaxation pool with various features:.

    • Swim and sports pool, children’s pool.

    • Kneipp trail and Arosa rock grotto.

    • Spacious relaxation area and 4 sun terraces.

    • 2 private Spa suites (70 und 100 sq.m).

    • Sauna area with ladies’ private sauna, chill-out-zone with fireplace, relaxation area, mountain sauna with snow terrace, bio sauna, steamroom, ice and shower zone.

    • 12 individually furnished treatment rooms for massage, baths and beauty.

    • Products: Kanebo, Clarins, Dermalogica and Thalgo.

    • Fitness centre with Kinesis® Training System & Technogym machines.

    • Meditation and relaxation room, I-Bed solarium.

    • Medical Wellness programme.

    • Spa boutique

    • Spa lounge

    • Hairstyling

  • Direct access to the hotel-owned funicular

  • Shopping mall

  • Snow sports shop and hire outlet

  • Supervised kindergarten offering a daily program of activities

• Other facilities or services:

  • Parking

ABOUT AROSA

30km (19 miles) E of Chur

Arosa, one of the highest of the alpine resorts (1,800m/5,904 ft. above sea level), lies in a sheltered basin above the Schanfigg Valley. The most popular resort in the Grisons after Davos and St. Moritz, it basically consists of one main street (Poststrasse) lined with hotels and shops. Though parts of the village date from the 14th century, the resort has a modern and contemporary look. If St. Moritz is too ultrachic for you, Arosa may be your answer. Both visitors and the hotels that house them tend to be low-key and family-oriented, often favoring ski jackets over dinner jackets. Arosa lures the family trade through such attractions as kindergartens for children.