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What Guests Said About Sankt Anton am Arlberg:
SAMI
Finland
10
Exceptional
reviews
Excellent ski resort for both skilled skiers and also...
Excellent ski resort for both skilled skiers and also beginners (due to the great ski school). Wildest after-ski has toned down a little bit from the 90's, but still great parties. Lots to do for families with kids as well (rodel bahn, bowling, swimming, ski-school etc.)
Jeffrey
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
Flexi pass now completed, skiing areas are connected and are...
Flexi pass now completed, skiing areas are connected and are quite large. Some problems with large numbers of skiers waiting in line for tram, after fresh powder sometimes up to 30 minutes in line.
Town of St. Anton is not particularly cute or pretty, little decent shopping. Only thing good is the snow, ski and hiking paths. Other nearby towns are much more pleasant.
Ski bus is free and makes trips continuously around the area, very useful for getting around.
Samantha
South Africa
10
Exceptional
reviews
Fantastic ski town with challenging skiing for all levels of...
Fantastic ski town with challenging skiing for all levels of ability - although it has to be said, it is not the best place for a beginner skier. The aprés-ski is phenomenal, with a wide range of on-piste and village bars to choose from - especially Krazy Kanguruh and Mooserwirt. I guess if you're with small children, you won't be spending much time at these locations, but there are plenty of restaurants with a wide variety of cuisine to choose from. This was our 2nd visit to St Anton, the first was 20 years ago for our honeymoon, and we had returned for our anniversary. Although the town has changed dramatically in 20 years (bigger, and more commercial), it has not lost it's Alpine village appeal which is so particular to Austrian resorts. As stated above, the slopes are challenging, with reds and blacks galore and tons of off-piste for the powder hounds. Everywhere is within walking distance, despite it being a big town. Definitely make a point of going to the Rodel Alm restaurant, which serves traditional Austrian cuisine, and then end off a great evening with a toboggan run back down the mountain into the village!
John
Canada
10
Exceptional
reviews
One of the best ski/après skis in the world.
One of the best ski/après skis in the world. Accomodations and food and drink and city life were above expectations yet below your budget. They really do ski and snowboard well there and the views...well you will have to see for yourself.
Kirill
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
Nice small European town where everything is around snow...
Nice small European town where everything is around snow sports.
Good slopes, fast and comfy lifts, cozy bars and restaurants. Just a little bit disappointed with Tirolean food. We expected more variety, but unlike Bavarian cousin, the local is missing sausages and only two sorts of beer were available to taste.
“I loved the modern design of the hotel. The room was large. The bed extremely comfortable. The staff were very pleasant and were extremely helpful when I injured my knee, providing me with bags of crushed ice several times a day.”
“Everyone was very kind and helpful and friendly. Hannes and Antonella were very helpful, they booked a restaurant for us and organised washing etc. The breakfasts were wonderful. The hotel is very well situated right near the ski lifts and shops. We had a room at the back so we didn't hear any of the noise from revellers in the pubs opposite. We still had a lovely view over the mountain too. We recommend the sandwiches and coffee at the little Italian shop downstairs too.”
“Our stay at Alkira was great! The hosts (Christopher and Barabara) are extremely friendly and gave us so much information about St. Anton (ski rental recommendations, restaurant recommmendations, etc.) They were able to print our ski lift tickets and ski rental passes from the hotel, which spared us a lot of time waiting in line. Breakfast every morning was a very nice plus too. We will definitely be staying here again when we return to St. Anton.”
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