Arosa Kulm Hotel & Alpin Spa

The charming Arosa Kulm Hotel & Alpin Spa lies 1,850 metres above sea level, surrounded by the impressive Swiss mountain landscape in Arosa, Graubünden/Grisons. In its prime location on a slight elevation in the quiet inner part of the village and with its stylish diversity, the Five-Star Superior Hotel offers a unique Alpine atmosphere and is ideal for romantic weekends, family holidays or exceptional corporate events alike. 119 rooms and suites, six different restaurants, two bars and six function rooms are inviting places for cosy moments, interesting meetings and culinary pleasures. There is plenty of sensuality and relaxation to be found in the alpinspa, a holistic place that embodies a unique and inspiring world of water and Alpine wellness.

'Arrive and be yourself,” is the motto at the Kulm! That is what guests feel as soon as they enter the hotel lobby, which exudes the flair of a living room. The architectural signature of Jo Brinkmann, a hotel design specialist and the architect of the hotel, can be seen in the use of warm shades of red, fine and mostly chequered fabrics as well as natural materials such as wood and granite. He has managed to combine design and architecture with the distinctive, impressive and cosy mountain scenery of Graubünden/Grisons.

The continuous investment in the renovation and conversion of the 119 rooms and suites as well as the restaurants and the alpinspa supports the hotel management in its efforts to advance the development of the historic 130-year-old Kulm as a modern Alpine lifestyle hotel. The charming family hotel is a place for casual encounters, where the conscious fusion of history and tradition with contemporary change continues to write the hotel's prestigious history. Values such as quality, style, humanity, individuality, personality, nature and emotion are the top priority and are expressed and embodied at all levels. The Kulm staff approach their task with enthusiasm, working day by day to make sure the guests feel comfortable and are always glad to come home to the Kulm.