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Tschuggen Grand Hotel
Arosa, Switzerland · Tschuggen Collection · Grand Luxury
The Tschuggen Bergoase, a 5,000-square-metre spa carved into the Arosa mountainside at 1,800 metres, its glass sails designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta and opened in 2006, is arguably the most architecturally ambitious hotel spa in the Alps. Guests reach it across a glass bridge from the main hotel, then descend four levels of pools, saunas, and treatment rooms flooded with mountain light through Botta's signature steel-and-granite sail structures.
- 128 rooms
- Opened 1929
- Neighborhood: Tschuggentorweg 1
- Architect: Mario Botta (Bergoase spa)
- Interiors: Carlo Rampazzi
About Tschuggen Grand Hotel
- Founded in 1883 as a sanatorium for lung patients before becoming the Tschuggen Grand Hotel for winter sports in 1929.
- Its Bergoase spa, opened in 2006, was carved four floors into the mountainside and topped with nine glass light sails designed by architect Mario Botta.
- Rebuilt over four years after a fire destroyed the original building in 1966, reopening in 1970.
History
The Tschuggen Bergoase — a 5,000-square-metre spa carved into the Arosa mountainside at 1,800 metres, its glass sails designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta and opened in 2006 — is arguably the most architecturally ambitious hotel spa in the Alps.
Awards
- MICHELIN Two Keys (2026)
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