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Arosa & Lenzerheide: Secret Switzerland

** This is the winner of the 2017 TVSB Media Awards ** Arosa is a couple of hours train ride from Zurich via Chur. At Chur a single gauge train winds up through dense alpine forests and past awe-inspiring mountain peaks. The Arosa Kulm Hotel and Alpin Spa is the essence of friendly elegance in the tradition of a 5-star hotel and a member of the Swiss Deluxe Hotels group. Located on the ski slopes the hotel caters to skiers as well as those in search of a comfortable, family friendly atmosphere. There are 110 rooms and suites with over 180 staff A Deluxe suite brings luxurious appointments to alpine practicality. The 65 square meter suite has a hidden bed to adapt the living room into a separate sleeping room. With its own bathroom with shower this is ideal for families. The master bath with stunning stone and refined fixtures include a separate shower, bidet and large Jacuzzi bath. It has walk-in wardrobe and the South facing extensive balcony is where one can get mesmerized with the spectacular views. The ski area of Arosa Lenzerheide has 225 klms of pistes with 42 lifts covering two valleys. With one side facing east and the other facing west, the Lenzerheide Valley offers varied skiing alternatives depending upon weather patterns. Lenzerheide is also home to Roger Federer’s family compound reported to have cost in excess of $13 million. At the top to Arosa is the Hornlihutte. There are plenty of options for both those in search of groomed pistes and for those who love the challenge of off-piste powder skiing. So should one bring their skis from home…. And no mountain Swiss meal is complete without a little raclette. The Graubünden chefs make it with gusto! Meanwhile back at the Kulm Hotel, the Alpin Spa is beckoning those in search of wellness and relaxation. The 1200 square meter spa includes a stainless steel swimming pool, Jacuzzi, whirlpool, massage showers, waterfall, finish saunas, steam bath, relaxation room and for those daring enough an outdoor area to roll in the snow. In Arosa a relative newcomer to the dining scene is the hip and creative Bullrian restaurant. The friendly and fun owners serve up unique tapas style dishes from shrimp in a spicy sauce to organic vegetables and sweet beets that can’y be beat. The steak carved at the table, Tuscan style, brings home the sense of a gastronomic adventure which leaves no one hungry. At the Arosa Kulm next to the hotel’s casual Italian restaurant is a two lane classic European bowling alley where the pins are attached to strings. The challenges are exciting and it is a good way to exercise any chance of a spar tire. Each day in Arosa Lenzerheide is greeted with bright sunshine and glorious skiing options. The biggest challenge is to decide where to ski and what to feast on. There is no limit to impressive selections on both fronts. This region of Switzerland is still a secret but as the word gets out don’t be surprised that Graubünden will be synonymous with Great Alpine Vacations.