Stopped here looking for slip-on type walking shoes for my dear husband. It would be his FIRST in…read more51 years (I met him wearing loafers, he had not worn those style since). He was so happy to be able to find one, he started to wear them right away. The staff were very helpful. I know, because I was being served with another staff, downstairs for a new pair of slip-on type shoes, like Ecco? But, sadly, they didn't have what I was looking for in my size or color.

From the owner: Von Tschümperlin & Co AG, Schuhe und Sportmode…read more "Tschümperlin Schuhe - Auf Schritt und Tritt dabei - Von der Familie für die Familie! Besuchen Sie uns in einer unseren Filialen oder Online! Tschümperlin, ein traditionelles Familienunternehmen mit modernen Schuhen für die ganze Familie. In unseren 19 Tschümperlin-Filialen finden Sie ein ausgewogenes und breites Angebot an Schuhen. Für Damen, Herren und Kinder führen wir ein grosses Angebot an Markenschuhen. Qualitativ gute Schuhe zu vernünftigen Preisen heisst unsere Philosophie. Sportlich Aktive finden bei Tschümperlin auch Wander- und Laufschuhe. Kompetente und freundliche Bedienung wird bei uns ernst genommen. Auch Kundenservice rund um die Schuhe, inklusive Pflege wird bei uns gelebt."

Wasescha has two halves, divided by the entrance to the Hotel Cresta --- one does gear rentals, the…read moreother does clothes and gear retail. Besides the normal skis and snowboards, the rental shop has XC skis and snowshoes, but not many of either --- they ran out of size-Medium XC skis, leaving me on larges. The rental staff is mostly competent (although the younger staff don't know their way around the XC gear yet) and mostly friendly (one woman was too swamped to be nice). The retail section has a mix of outdoors clothing, Aspen/Vail-style "resort wear" (aka fuzzy boots), and some Alpine Touring gear. Not an impressive rental shop, but it worked well enough for our uses.

Tons of stylish trainers, lots of "Nike Free" natural-concept footwear... but only about two pairs…read moreof shoes actually meant for outdoor running. This Ochsner Sport is a great place for dabbling in many sports, but doesn't have much depth in any.

This is a good place if you're looking for clothing or equipment for indoor sport. They also sell…read moreskis and equipment for the outdoor activities but it's not, from my point of view, their strength. I go there if I need sport shoes, a new badminton racket or things like that. For this kind of products they are very good. In this store they actually have a huge section for women, the men section is quite small in comparison. It located in the Europaalle right next to another big sport shop so if you don't find what you are looking from, just cross the allee :-)

The staff here is excellent!!!!…read more We rented ski gear here and the staff was super nice, beginning of the season every piece of equipment was brand new! They even threw in free helmet rentals. We also bought googles and gloves here, both staff members worked with our budget and found a perfect fit! After about one hour of leaving my gear in the hotel ski room, my poles were stolen, I went back to the shop and no hassle they handed me new ones. Again we will be back!!!

I was amazed by the selection of manufacturers and the near fire-sale prices. If you are anywhere…read moreclose to Fuessen and enjoy any type of outdoor sport you need to do yourself a favor and check this place out.

Wonderful! We stopped there on our way from Lake Como to St. Moritz. The best service and…read moreselection for hiking and skiing we have ever seen. More than fair prices for all of their quality products. Spectacular customer service. Family business run by daughter and father. They know their products and go out of their way to assist. We are from the USA and most sport shops are under staffed with people that know nothing about what they are selling. We highly recommend them!!

I booked this hotel for my executive and the hotel scammed us! The site said the hotel was .8 km…read morefrom the city center but was really an hour drive away from the city center. My executive had to find a new hotel closer to the city and the Tschuggen would not refund us! Terrible customer service. Do not stay here unless you want to get scammed.

We spent five or so nights here last February, and I'd say this is probably the best hotel in Arosa…read more(the other option is the Kulm). The architecture is quite interesting, since there is a significant contrast between the rustic main hotel, and the ultra-modern HUGE spa. The rooms are quite spacious, very well appointed, and all seemingly quite new. The bathrooms are awesome, with overhead rain showers, and they are all covered in the same granite they used in the spa. The views from the private balconies are great overlooking the mountain, especially at night. There are three restaurants in the hotel: large formal dining room, a more intimate upscale restaurant directly adjacent, and a more rustic, classically Swiss restaurant downstairs, complete with kegelbahn. All three restaurants are great. If you're in Arosa during the winter, you're probably there to ski. There is a ski shop on site with everything you need. I normally travel with my own skis, but I didn't want to schlep them all the way to Europe, and I'm glad I didn't. Tschuggen is pretty much ski-in, ski-out, and there is a really awesome monorail that takes guests directly from the hotel to the mountain. This was seriously one of the coolest monorails I've ever been in. The spa is one of the best I've ever seen; if not, then it was certainly the largest. The pool area is massive. The dry sauna is also quite large, and really well done in logs of wood. Every day during our stay there are special Aufguss sessions, which were always nice. I'd been skiing in Switzerland twice prior, once in Davos and the other time in St. Moritz. Arosa was my favorite, thanks in large part to the Tschuggen.