Lantsch/Lenz is a village in Graubünden's Lenzerheide area, close to the Arosa Lenzerheide slopes, and many homes here sleep eight or more. There are no private pools, and you will drive to the main resort for shops and restaurants.
Lantsch/Lenz is a village in the Lenzerheide holiday area of Graubünden, and part of the area's cross-country network runs here, with a stretch lit at night for skiing by starlight. The homes sit close together in and around the village, mostly sleeping six, with a good share taking eight or more, and none with a private pool. Lenzerheide is the resort with the lifts: it forms part of the Arosa Lenzerheide ski area, has a 3 km night-skiing slope on Alp Stätz, and in summer offers the Heidsee, signed walking trails and a bike park. Staying in Lantsch/Lenz means quieter evenings in the village and a drive into the resort when you want company.
The main resort of the area, with the lifts, restaurants and shops; PostAuto line 572 runs hourly from the village up towards the Lenzerheide pass.
Lenzerheide's clear lake, the summer focus alongside more than 170 km of signed hiking trails.
Lenzerheide's 3 km night-skiing slope, for evening runs in winter.
The resort linked with Lenzerheide in one ski area, with 225 km of slopes between them.
Zurich airport is the main gateway, about 1 hour 50 minutes by car, or nearly three hours by train to Chur and then a PostAuto bus. Line 572 links the village hourly with the Lenzerheide pass. A car makes daily life easier for supermarket and lift trips.
Winter means the Arosa Lenzerheide ski area, with 56 km of cross-country trails, two lit sled runs and winter hiking. Summer brings walking on signed trails, the Heidsee and mountain biking at the bike park. Between seasons the lifts and bike park may be closed, so check dates first.
Reasonably. The lifts are in Lenzerheide, a drive or a PostAuto ride away on line 572, which runs hourly. The village itself has a cross-country trail, part of it lit at night.
No. Private pools are not part of the picture here, and homes typically offer a garden, a fireplace or space for groups of eight or more instead.
Yes. Lenzerheide has more than 170 km of signed hiking trails, with rustic cabins and plenty of restaurants along the way, and the clear Heidsee lake.
Lenzerheide puts you on the slopes and in the shops. Lantsch/Lenz is a smaller village a drive away, with quieter evenings and many homes that sleep large groups.
By car in roughly 1 hour 50 minutes, or in nearly three hours by train to Chur and then PostAuto bus line 182. A car is simplest if you are carrying ski gear.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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