Arosa, Switzerland
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Visitor reviews for Arosa
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November 25, 2007
Helen Onions from FRANCE
We run a catered chalet in Arosa which we feel is quite a unique resort with it's Swiss mountain train from the oldest city in Switzerland (connected by intercity train from Zurich), the quality and friendliness of service, beauty, activities, apres-ski...a refreshingly relaxed and easy-going all round resort.
The adventurous skier should buy the Ski Safari pass (an extension of 20CHF per day to the Arosa pass), which allows you to ski off the back of the Hornli ridge (at the top of the Hornli gondola) to meet Tchiertschen lifts, which take you to the Lenzerheide ski area, and then you return back to the bottom of the Hornli cable car at the end of an exhilerating day.
Also, an early morning train from Arosa to Davos would enable you to catch the first lifts of Davos ski area to return over the ridge to Arosa, via Langwies, which offers a free mountain train service (10 minutes) to Arosa with the Arosa lift pass.
Arosa is a very lovely place to have as a base to enjoy the unspoilt, high altitude mountains, and why not choose Chalet Runca (saturday to saturday) to stay, with all its home comforts and resident chef?! -
April 02, 2006
Gerben Bos from NETHERLANDS
Last week we were in Arosa for 4 nights in the Tschuggen Grand Hotel. The views were splendid and this area is beautiful. The skiing is great, good chairlifts and preferable above the gondolas. It is a ski area with a lot of sun and although there was much slush puppy snow, the ski runs were well maintained without brown or black spots on the runs. Tschuggen bar had a wonderful Tschuggen café. Really a recommendation.
All ski runs in this area can be skied in one full day. But three days are still good. When there is much powder, it is tempting to ski for 5 days for the cracks. For the beginners there are the top runs, quite steep and I would wonder if the low runs are always in that good snow condition to have a nice beginners week. When the connection is made with Lenzerheide it will be a great place for one week, but till then it is nice for a few days and enjoy the fresh air and the views!
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February 09, 2006
Rick Lang from UNITED STATES
Nice sunny spot to take the family....but if you like long or steep, you will be sorely disappointed in Arosa. Try the next valley over either to the east or west for better advanced skiing....
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December 15, 2005
JF from SWITZERLAND
The skiing is absolutely great!
So is the après-ski and the nightlife.
I've been going to Arosa for 7 years now and it never disappointed me. -
December 08, 2005
y. b. from ISRAEL
The most chilling and relaxing vacation I have ever had!
Plus the skiing is great and the people are nice and friendly.
If you like skiing and don’t want too much noise, Arosa is the place for you!
