Just at the foot of the Arleberg pass, and in the Arleberg is St Anton am Arleberg it is around a 20 mins drive from Landeck and around an Hour by motorway from Innsbruck with major international and ntional rail links St Anton is one of the more easily accessible places to get to in the Austrian ... Read review
incl. Breakfast HP - HRS Rating: /10 - In the hotel we also have a Restaurant, a Bar and a ... more
conference room. In our new wellness area you can use two different Saunas and two different steam baths. The room prices include half-board, which contains a rich breakfast buffet, afternoon snack and a 4-course menu. Only 5 minutes walking distance from the city center of St. Anton we await you with stylish rooms and warm atmosphere! The ideal point of stay for skiing in the Arlberg region in winter or hiking tours in summer.
Situated in the heart of St. Anton, one of Austria’s most prominent skiing resorts, this ... more
traditional 4-star hotel blends Tyrolean hospitality with pure relaxation.After an exciting day on the ski runs regain your energy in the bio-sauna or aroma steam bath. The kitchen staff welcomes you to indulge in authentic regional cuisine. Let the day draw to a leisurely close over a glass of wine in front of the crackling fire. Banquet facilities are available for guests wishing to combine work with pleasure.Every day a shuttle service runs from and to the lift station. Simply fetch your skiing gear from the on-site ski storage and attend ski school. Whether you want to marvel at the panoramic view from your balcony or unwind in the comfort of your room, Hotel Tyrol is the perfect base for guests looking to have a memorable stay.
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This family-run bed and breakfast offers newly designed rooms in a sunny and quiet ... more
location in St. Jakob, a district of St. Anton am Arlberg.Located amidst a stunning mountain landscape, the Bacherhof is only a few minutes away from the ski lift. You can ski downhill right to the guesthouse's doorstep.The free ski bus takes you to the ski area and the centre of St. Anton quickly and easily. The bus stop is only a few steps away from the Bacherhof.
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incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: /10 - Modern designed sporthotel in St. Anton's center. Each ... more
Room is equipped with WLAN and LAN and has its own steambath. Access to Galzigbahn skilift is less than 300 yds away. Our hotel is located on the edge to the pedastrian zone and less than 300 yds to the Galzigbahn skilift. The Trainstation is 1800 yds away.
These cosy apartments enjoy a sunny and quiet location on a south-facing slope, only a few ... more
minutes’ walk from the cable car station, the ski slope, the cross-country ski run and the centre of St. Anton.Appartements Fliana are luxuriously furnished in a modern Tyrolean style. Special highlights include handcrafted tiled stoves, furniture made of massive fir wood and the modern, fully equipped kitchens. All apartments are very comfortable and radiate a pleasant and romantic ambience.
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This is cosy hotel is situated on the Arlberg, in a quiet countryside location only a few ... more
minutes from the centre of St Anton.The hotel is traditional decorated and offers a variety of facilities including a bar, garden and terrace. In the near by area you can enjoy skiing and golf. There is also opportunities for hiking, biking and canoeing. Whether summer or winter, we will always attend to your requirements with charm and commitment throughout the most beautiful seasons of the year.
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Enjoy a relaxing wellness holiday amidst the beautiful mountain landscape of the Montafon ... more
at Relax- und Vitalhotel Adler.The 1,000 m² spa area comprises a big indoor pool, 4 different saunas, a steam bath, a solarium, beauty treatments and massages.In addition to comfortable rooms, some of which have a balcony, Relax- und Vitalhotel Adler features a moonlit bowling lane, a bar with a fireplace, a flower garden, and toboggans and sledge for guests' use.Guests on a half-board arrangement enjoy a 5-course gourmet dinner.In winter you can access the cross-country ski run right next to the hotel. A free ski bus takes you to all surrounding ski areas. The hotel organises guided snow-shoe hikes. In summer guided hikes and mountain tours are offered.Bludenz and the S16 motorway are only a few minutes' drive away.
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From the new and stylish Hotel Alpenland at the eastern entrance to St. Anton am Arlberg ... more
you can easily reach the skiing area within a 5-minute walk and the next (ski) bus stop is just 250 metres away.The spacious suites feature a cosy sitting area. Every day at the Hotel Alpenland can be started at the rich, complimentary breakfast buffet.The Finnish sauna and the infra-red cabin with a resting room provide for relaxation after a rewarding day out in the fresh mountain. Both the wellness area and the fitness room are accessible free of charge.
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The cosy and tastefully furnished Skihotel Galzig is located only a few steps from the ... more
valley station of the Galzigbahn cable car and the pedestrian zone of St. Anton am Arlberg.An ideal location, surrounded by majestic mountains and unspoilt nature, combined with contemporary living, will make your holiday a unique experience. Start your day with our generous Alpine breakfast buffet, enjoy the wonderful surroundings and feel like home in the modern ambience by the open fireplace.
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Family-run and child-friendly, Hotel-Gasthof Freisleben in St. Anton am Arlberg offers ... more
hotel apartments for 2, 3 and 4 people in an idyllic location at the edge of the forest.Enjoy beautiful views of the Lechtal Alps, the valley and the town of St. Anton. The house is 1 km away from the centre and the train station, and there is a hotel bus in winter. The valley station of the Rendlbahn cable car is 500 metres away.Hotel-Gasthof Freisleben is furnished in the traditional Tyrolean style, with massive wood and warm colours. The modern apartments are comfortably furnished and are equipped with drinking glasses, plates, cutlery and cups.
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Advantages: Beautiful scenery, Clean Air, Superb Excursions, Warm and Friendly Folk Disadvantages: can be expensive to the British Pocket
...and in the Arleberg is St Anton am Arleberg it is around a 20 mins drive from Landeck and around an Hour by motorway from Innsbruck with major international and ntional rail links St Anton is one of the more easily accessible places to get to in the Austrian Tirol particularly if you do not have a car, if you have plenty of money then you could travel in style as the Venice - Simplon Orient Express stops at St Anton railway Station in each direction, ... ...minutes.
St Anton one of the more popular Towns in The Tirol and is very popular destination amongst British Tour operators ( Self Drive, Coach and Air) despite being set in Mountains and also the town itself being rather hilly, it is a most interesting place to stay and with lots going on both through the day and in the evenings, of course St Anton comes to life in the winter wiht skiing being available for both the Novice and the ... more
Just at the foot of the Arleberg pass, and in the Arleberg is St Anton am Arleberg it is around a 20 mins drive from Landeck and around an Hour by motorway from Innsbruck with major international and ntional rail links St Anton is one of the more easily accessible places to get to in the Austrian Tirol particularly if you do not have a car, if you have plenty of money then you could travel in style as the Venice - Simplon Orient Express stops at St Anton railway Station in each direction, and if you arn't travelling on board why not pop up to the station where you can view the Orient Express when it stops for several minutes.
St Anton one of the more popular Towns in The Tirol and is very popular destination amongst British Tour operators ( Self Drive, Coach and Air) despite being set in Mountains and also the town itself being rather hilly, it is a most interesting place to stay and with lots going on both through the day and in the evenings, of course St Anton comes to life in the winter wiht skiing being available for both the Novice and the Expert Skier.
St Anton is an excellent base from which to explore the rest of the Tirol, with the Kaunertal Valley, Italy, Lichtenstein, Switzerland and Germany all being within and easy day excursion by car, there are many chairlifts and cable cars around St Anton and regular tain service to Bregenz and Innsbruck.
I would not recommend St Anton to those who find hilly environments difficult, I would direct you to Seefeld which is very level despite being in the thick of the mountains..
St Anton is a lively place with lots of night life loads of Hotels and Guesthouses to suit all tastes and pockets and plenty of great walks. If you've never been to Austria then St Anton is an excellent place to start a love affair with the Austrian Tirol and voyage of discovery to the culture of the Austrian Folk...the people are so friendly, the food is excellent, and the culture superb, Austria is also very hot in the summer...
Advantages: Huge ski area - friendly locals - easy to get to Disadvantages: None really
Just got back from St Anton (New Year 2006 - 07) and what a great place to visit. Skiing: Runs are generally for the intermediate and expert skier although there are beginners runs in a few places and a very good ski school. Your electronic lift pass covers all of St Anton plus the nearby resorts of St Christoph, Lech and Zurs. To get to Lech and Zurs you can either get the bus from St Anton or ski to St Christoph and get it from there. If you have ... ...is at the end of St Anton High St and a little quieter. It is a 3 minute walk from a gondola lift and only a 10 minute walk from the main shopping area (which is mosly pedestrianised). Loads of bars and restaurants. Maximillians is excellent and for a traditional fondue go to The Train restaurant. The best pizza we found was the mountain restaurant at the top of the blue No 8 run. The Krazy Kangaroo is probably the liveliest bar around and can be ...
xplod2088 06.01.2007
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Just got back from St Anton last week and what can I say! - It's incredible. An afternoon isn't a proper afternoon without a visit to the Mooserwirt bar/restaurant about a 2 minute ski from the bottom. At about 4:30 they turn up the music and start playing cheesy dance versions of all the classic hits like Do Wah Diddy and Hey Baby. This is tho..the whole thing works. With the drinks flowing at the constant stream of music that anyone can sing-along ... ...skiing side of things st Anton has a lot to offer. There's a vast ski area which operates with a very clever lift pass. You just leave it in your pocket and it reads it as you pass through. Neat huh?! It also gives you access to the resorts of Zurs and Lech which are only a few miles away! ...
martyncool 08.03.2003
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