Home Hotel Arosa
Unique design, central Arosa, tech-friendly rooms
About this hotel
Situated in the vibrant heart of Arosa, the Home Hotel offers a fresh and modern take on alpine accommodation. Fully renovated and rebranded in 2016, each room offers an individual design, ensuring a unique stay for every guest. The hotel embraces a contemporary approach, providing free WiFi and iPads in rooms, opting for a digital experience over traditional televisions. This focus on connectivity and personalized style makes it stand out. While not ski-in/ski-out, the main cable cars and mountain railways are a mere 600 meters away, offering quick access to the slopes. The Arosa Train Station is also conveniently located at the same distance, connecting guests to Chur. In summer, the hotel serves as an ideal base for exploring numerous hiking and biking trails and mountain lakes, all within a 10-minute walk.
- Individually designed rooms
- Free WiFi and iPads
- Central location
- Close to cable cars
Our take
I recommend Home Hotel Arosa to couples and small groups who like a hotel with personality in the centre of Arosa. Fully renovated in 2016, it has individually designed rooms, each in its own style, with free WiFi and iPads in place of TVs. The cable cars and the train station are 600 metres away, convenient for arriving by rail and for reaching the slopes or the hiking trails. The 8.7 rating from 687 reviews is consistent.
- Utilize the provided iPads for entertainment and local information, embracing the hotel's modern approach.
- Take advantage of the central location to explore Arosa's village and easily reach the cable cars.
- Consider visiting in summer to experience the extensive hiking and biking trails near the hotel.
Why we love it
- Individually designed rooms
- Central Arosa location
- Free WiFi and iPads in rooms
- Proximity to cable cars and train station
Why guests love itEvery room at Home Hotel Arosa is designed differently, and the kids had fun guessing what ours would look like. It was renovated in 2016 and felt fresh, with iPads instead of TVs, which our tech-loving teens thought was brilliant. Free WiFi worked well throughout. Being in the heart of Arosa meant restaurants on the doorstep, and the cable cars and train station were a 600-metre walk. Quirky, central and good value.