Hotel Seehof Arosa

From the moment you book to the time you leave it has been an experience. The staff are exceptional and extremely friendly. As for value for money. The bed is extremely comfortable, and devine. ||The restaurant good value for money. That said the restaurant immediately next door is amazing too. ||For a weekend break would throughly recommend. You will not be disappointed.

Hotel located in a convenient location with plenty of parking outside. The interior of the room gives a homely feel with many wooden furnitures. However, upon checking in late night after the reception had closed we quickly realized that there is only a tiny issue: There is NO bed in the room (Which is probably the most important item of a hotel room). There is no one on duty at night in the reception so there is no way to ask for help. The stay was not a pleasant experience, as we are left without bed after arriving late and have to sleep on the floor with DIY mattress. There is also no towel in the room and toilet was very dusty. Overall I would not recommend this hotel. (With obvious reasons)

Absolutely lovely dog friendly hotel. Rooms are spacious and clean. We stayed on half board basics and the food was delicious, well presented and prepared with local ingredients. Could not fault the service. We will definitely return.

The Hotel Seehof is a high quality Swiss resort hotel with the expected level of service. The rooms have a nice view and are well appointed. The interiors are of a slightly rustic style that resembles the local culture. Rooms are absolutely quiet. The breakfast buffet is very rich and of high quality. The staff is welcoming and helpful.

Seehof is about an eight minute walk from the train station, but the hotel will pick you up and take you there at no charge on request. Since we were just off season, we were given an upgraded room, which included a large balcony shared by three rooms (both of which were unoccupied on the two days we were there). We had beautiful views of the mountains and part of the town. The room was quite spacious, the bathroom well appointed, and there are plenty of electric outlets, plus secure wi-fi. Breakfast was served starting at 7:30 and it was done in a large comfortable dining room with excellent selections of fruit and juices, cheeses, meats, yogurts, cereals (including muesli), boiled eggs, and a nice selection of beverages. People at the front desk were always helpful and the room comes with a tour card which gives you free passage buses and cable cars.

The hotel is located in a convenient location: a few min by foot from the main station and main cable car, which takes to the middle skiing station. The room was cozy and clean and with a stunning view towards the mountains. The staff is very kind, friendly and competent. The food at the restaurant was traditional and very tasty.

Physically there is nothing wrong with this hotel. The rooms are well appointed and cleanliness is not an issue.The location is great, central to town and close to one of the lakes. My issue is that we were not made to feel particularly welcome, in fact it almost felt like we were an inconvenience - to the point where it became uncomfortable. Breakfast each morning was good quality and a good variety of food, although one morning it was chaotic to say the least - running out of plates for the buffet, running our of spoons for cereal and then a shrug of the shoulders and a roll of the eyes when asking staff to sort it out.

I stayed in room 161 on the end of the first floor a modern double room with shower and toilet. The room has plenty of wardrobe space for all my gear, a radiator & a hairdryer to dry out my skiing gear and good Wifi reception. The 32 inch TV only has one English speaking channel Bloomberg. I would have liked a plastic shoe tray to put my snowy/muddy shoes on instead of messing the floor slightly. The breakfast is clearly the best thing in this hotel. Butter, jams, chocolate moose and yoghurts are made from scratch in glass pots in a fridge then laid out. The coffee macchiato is a hot milky coffee but make sure you use the tall glass otherwise you will overfill the wide coffee cup using the drinks machine. The cooked breakfast is to order the scrambled eggs with herbs is very nice. The duck or chicken eggs I like too. There are plenty of bread types even gluten free bread rolls. The older lady that does the breakfasts and organises the kitchen deserves extra praise for her service taking the cooked breakfast orders. The food is so good that you don't feel the need to eat during the day. The ski boot room is in a separate out building and has enough space but not any boot dryers. So I leave my shell and dry the liners in my room. For Arosa which is like a mini St Moritz the hotel offers good value for money. The hotel shuttle van driver gets you to the station for the ski lifts in 3 or 4 minutes otherwise it's a a steep uphill 15 to 20 minute walk up an icy road. Coming back in ski gear downhill to the hotel it takes 10 or 15 minutes depending. The hotel bar, evening eating and breakfast areas are well decorated. There is not any swimming pool or spa or sauna here. I have stayed in the Hotel Altein nearby and it's tough to choose between the two normally the price dictates. Overall it's worth staying here with the extensive breakfast being the main draw.