Arosa Kulm, now dated 2029

The Arosa Kulm Hotel & Alpin Spa closed after its last operating day on 30 March 2025. In November 2024, Tageskarte reported that the owner, Urs Wietlisbach, planned 87 hotel rooms, 76 managed suites and 27 second homes, with sales from mid-2025 and a reopening expected in December 2028. The hotel's own site now gives "winter season 2029" and describes a comprehensive renovation extended with new buildings. That later date, stated by the project itself, is the current element in this selection.

The site markets two forms of ownership. Kulm Private Residences are described as second homes. Kulm Residences are described as managed, with direct access to the hotel's services, which the site lists as sport, gym, spa, dining and nightlife. Holzer Kobler Architekturen is named for the architecture and Di Renzo Interior Studio for the interiors. No unit sizes, prices or completion dates are published there; enquiries go through a contact form.

For a buyer, the distinction between the two products matters more than the renderings. A managed residence draws much of its value from an operating hotel, and this one is not due to reopen until the 2029 winter season. A private second home is a different legal and practical proposition. Ask which category a unit belongs to, what the management obligations are, and what happens to services if the date moves again.

Arosa itself is not shut in the meantime. The Novemberhoch programme runs the Weisshorn cable car at weekends from 31 October, with the summit restaurant open.

Prices, unit sizes and completion dates unpublished; second-home or managed status by unit with Arosa Kulm.