Minigolf in Arosa: Play, Unwind, Repeat
Minigolf in Arosa is one of those simple pleasures that gets better with every round. With mountain air, an unhurried pace, and the Alps as a backdrop, even a casual game turns into a highlight of the stay. The 18-hole minigolf course at Altein, a Faern collection resort, is right on site and free of charge for hotel guests. No transfers, no planning, no booking required. Simply stop by reception, pick up your clubs and balls, and head out. Whether you are playing with children, winding down after a hike, or filling a relaxed afternoon, it is an easy yes for guests of all ages.
The Course
With 18 holes to play through, the minigolf course at Altein offers a satisfying round without taking up the entire afternoon. The layout suits both beginners and anyone with a competitive streak, and the on-site setting means you can come back for a second round without a second thought. Families will find the course manageable for younger children, while older guests can focus on the technique. Scorecards are available at reception alongside the equipment, so you can keep things friendly or properly competitive.
Practical Information
Equipment: Clubs, balls, and scorecards are available at the Altein reception desk. No advance booking is needed — simply drop by and head out.
Price for hotel guests: Free of charge.
Price for external visitors: CHF 1.00 equipment hire fee.
Season: The Altein summer season runs from mid-June to late September. The minigolf course is available throughout the summer season during daylight hours.
There is nothing to organise in advance. Walk up to reception whenever you are ready to play.
A Summer Afternoon at Altein
The minigolf course is one part of what makes a summer stay at Altein genuinely easy to fill. In the park behind the hotel, near the outdoor pool, there is also a full-size outdoor chess set that guests are welcome to use at any time. On warm days, the outdoor pool — heated with solar energy — is a natural gathering point, with a poolbar open in good summer weather. In the evening, the Restaurant Alpensand on the fifth floor serves drinks late into the night, with a wide panorama over Arosa that earns the trip upstairs.
Beyond the hotel, Arosa offers hiking, lake swimming at Obersee and Untersee, the Arosa Bear Sanctuary, and access to the Arosa Lenzerheide cycling network. The minigolf course fits naturally into this mix as the kind of easy, low-effort activity you return to more than once over a longer stay.
Plan Your Stay
A minigolf round at Altein is exactly the kind of unplanned moment that stays with guests. It is free for hotel guests, ready whenever you are, and suited to every age. Combined with the outdoor pool, the park chess, and everything Arosa offers in summer, it is one more reason to take your time here rather than rush through.
