The destination
St. Anton am Arlberg – winter holidays in our chalets
St. Anton am Arlberg in Tyrol, Austria, is one of the most famous ski resorts in the Alps and a cradle of alpine skiing. Our chalets are located in and around the village, most of them in the quiet, sunny Nasserein district.
Where our chalets are
St. Anton lies at around 1,300 m above sea level at the foot of the Arlberg pass, in the far west of Tyrol. Nasserein is the quieter, sunny eastern part of the village with its own gondola – from here you reach the slopes directly, and the village centre with its restaurants and shops is only a short walk or bus ride away.
- Chalet Hochkar and Chalet Gamskar: ski-out, 280 m to ski lift and ski school
- Chalet Silver Fox: Nasserein, approx. 350 m to the ski lift
- Chalet Windegg: Nasserein, a few minutes on foot to the gondola
- Chalet Illimani: in Pettneu am Arlberg, a few minutes from St. Anton, facing the Hoher Riffler glacier – with private shuttle to the Nasserein lift
Getting to St. Anton
By train: St. Anton am Arlberg has its own railway station on the Arlberg line with direct long-distance trains from Zurich, Innsbruck and Vienna.
By plane: the nearest airport is Innsbruck (approx. 100 km). Zurich airport is approx. 200 km away. Our concierge is happy to help you organise a transfer.
By car: via the Arlberg road (S16) from Innsbruck or from Switzerland and Vorarlberg. Every chalet has parking or parking can be arranged.
St. Anton at a glance
- Region
- Arlberg, Tyrol, Austria
- Altitude
- approx. 1,300 m
- Ski area
- Ski Arlberg – 88 lifts, 300+ km of slopes
- Cross-country
- 40+ km of trails
- Station
- St. Anton am Arlberg (Arlberg line)
- Airport
- Innsbruck, approx. 100 km
Winter activities
Alpine skiing on the Arlberg
Ski Arlberg connects St. Anton, St. Christoph, Stuben, Zürs, Lech, Oberlech, Zug, Warth and Schröcken into Austria's largest connected ski area: 88 lifts and more than 300 km of slopes. Beyond the groomed pistes, the Arlberg is world-famous for its deep-snow descents and freeride routes.
St. Anton is regarded as a birthplace of modern skiing: the Ski Club Arlberg was founded here in 1901, and Hannes Schneider's ski school – today's Skischule Arlberg – followed in 1921.
Ski Arlberg
Cross-country skiing
More than 40 km of trails for classic and skating technique. Reliable snow, good signposting and a wide variety of routes earned the network the Tyrolean cross-country skiing seal of approval.
Cross-country trails
Ski touring and freeride
Leave the pistes behind and discover the unique deep-snow slopes of the Arlberg. For tours and off-piste skiing we recommend booking an experienced mountain guide.
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