Arosa Lenzerheide is Graubünden's largest linked ski area, joining Arosa and the Lenzerheide valley (Lenzerheide and Valbella) by cable car, with about 225 km of pistes up to 2,865 m on the Parpaner Rothorn. Arosa is reached by the Rhaetian Railway from Chur; Lenzerheide and Valbella are served by Postbus from Chur and take roughly 2.5 hours from Zurich Airport (Arosa about 3 hours). The Lenzerheide holiday region has held the Family Destination seal for more than ten years. Each side has dedicated children's learning areas, and most of them are free to use.
14 hotels
Swiss Family Hotels member in Lenzerheide with a free daily kids' club (Andalina) from age 2 that also covers lunch and dinner supervision. Has a family pool with a paddling pool and a large spa, plus family rooms including connecting suites.
A four-star family hotel with childcare, a playroom, an indoor games room, a youth room and an indoor pool with a daily splash hour. Large family rooms, a daily children's buffet or menu and a winter ski shuttle make it easy with young children.
A four-star family hotel a few minutes' walk from the station and the Weisshorn cable car, with family suites for up to five, a bright playroom, a game room and an in-house cinema. The indoor pool has a lazy river. It is an official Arosa Bear Sanctuary partner and its young guests can join the free Bear Gang programme.
A five-star ski-in/ski-out hotel with its own private lift up to the ski area and a recently redesigned Kids Club. Third-party listings add a children's pool, playground and children's meals. Best for families wanting a luxury base with ski access from the door.
Chalet-apartment resort in Lenzerheide sitting directly on the piste, with a children's club taking children from age 2 and babysitters arranged through reception. Apartments have kitchens, and there is an indoor pool with a children's pool.
A four-star hotel on the Maran plateau that sits directly at the Kinderland Maran learning area, so children can walk to the slopes after breakfast. It has a games playroom, an evening children's menu and a family package that includes children's ski lessons. Family rooms sleep four.
A small, central three-star hotel with 36 rooms and a budget-friendly price point. It offers a lockable ski room, baby cots at no extra charge and extra beds for a surcharge, and Booking.com lists family rooms.
Family-run four-star-superior resort in Valbella spread over three houses, with a 420 m2 KidsInn children's area created with LEGO and a daily creative programme. Indoor pool and fitness on site; a partner listing names it a Swiss Family Hotels member.
A four-star superior hotel with ski-in/ski-out access, close to two cable cars. It has a large spa with a separate family spa and indoor panorama pool. A third-party portal reports a winter kids club, but the hotel's own page does not confirm it.
Small 3-star hotel at the top of Innerarosa, right by the piste and the Hornli lift. Offers family rooms and suites and a separate 3.5-room apartment with kitchen, a practical budget option without kids' club facilities.
A four-star superior hotel with holiday apartments at the village entrance by the Obersee, with ski-to-door access per Booking.com. There is no dedicated kids club published, but the apartments suit longer family stays and the hotel runs seasonal children's events such as Christmas biscuit baking.
Budget lodge in Prätschli, Arosa (being renamed Revier Mountain Lodge Arosa), with room types sized for families: Friends & Family rooms and lifestyle apartments both for 4-6 people. No children's facilities are advertised at the Arosa site.
A suite hotel on the Obersee promenade, directly next to a ski lift and the railway station, with two- and three-room suites that give a family more space than a standard double. No kids club or children's programme is published. Winter season opens 27 November 2026.
Budget lodge right beside the Rothornbahn valley station on Heidsee, where the last run of the day brings you back to the door. Rooms take up to three guests, so it suits small families rather than larger groups; no kids' facilities are advertised.
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