Tschuggen Grand Hotel
Arosa was transformed from a spa resort to a winter sports resort, and the Tschuggen was transformed from a sanatorium to a grand hotel. The most important milestones in the history of the first member of the Tschuggen Hotel Group:
1880
Siblings Otto and Marie Herwig opened the Berghilf Sanatorium on the site of today's Tschuggen Grand Hotel.
1929/30
The sanatorium was transformed into the Tschuggen Grand Hotel for winter sports enthusiasts.
1966
A major fire laid the entire Tschuggen Grand Hotel, which was closed for the off-season, to waste. Fortunately nobody was injured.
1970
The Tschuggen reopened after four years of reconstruction.
1980
The Kipp-Bechtolsheimer family acquired the Tschuggen Grand Hotel and established the Tschuggen Hotel Group.
2006
After two-and-a-half years’ construction work, the Tschuggen Bergoase, a spa paradise on 5000 m2 designed by Mario Botta, opened.
2009
The Tschuggen Express, the hotel's own mountain railway to transport guests directly to Arosa’s skiing and hiking area, became operational.
