Ski Holiday in St. Anton am Arlberg
Four apartments, each with its own sauna. About 100 metres to the Nasserein cable car, from there straight up to the Gampen and on into the whole Arlberg ski area. No breakfast room, no fixed schedule. You plan your own day.
The way to the lift: short and simple.
Between us and the Nasserein valley station there is one road, no building. On foot that’s 1–2 minutes, even in ski boots. In the afternoon the last run brings you almost to our front door.
The Nasserein cable car takes you up to the Gampen. From there, over Kapall and Valluga, you reach the whole area — St. Anton am Arlberg, St. Christoph am Arlberg, Stuben, Zürs am Arlberg and Lech am Arlberg are all linked on a single ski pass.
After a day on the slopes
Every apartment has its own Finnish sauna. No opening hours, no waiting, no one else inside. 60 or 90 degrees, however you like it, and it takes about half an hour to heat — switch it on before your last run and you come back to a sauna that’s ready.
Your ski things stay downstairs: a ski room with a lockable locker and boot dryer, ski service in the house.
The car stays parked
You park free of charge in our underground garage. No shovelling snow in the morning, no hunting for a space in the village.
And parked is mostly where it stays: it’s a 1–2 minute walk to the lift, the same to the village. You still get a mobility card for the buses as well.
The four apartments
#1 · 41 m², 2–3 guests, in blue
#2 · 50 m², 2–4 guests, in green
#3 · 93 m², 4–6 guests, in dusky pink — two bedrooms, two bathrooms, its own wellness area
#4 · 53 m², 2–4 guests, in bordeaux
Each with a fully equipped kitchen including dishwasher, balcony or terrace, and a private sauna.
Season and arrival
Our winter season runs from 6 December 2026 to the end of April. The ski area opens as early as 2 December, and from 4 to 6 December St. Anton am Arlberg celebrates the start of the season with the Stanton Ski Open.
In peak winter season the arrival day is Sunday. In the early and low season stays are possible from three nights, with departure on Thursday or Sunday. If another day suits you better, just write to us — there’s often a way to arrange it.
You can also come by train: the Railjet stops in St. Anton am Arlberg and the station is right in the village. It’s about a 15-minute walk, and on request we’ll pick you up.
The quiet weeks
Not every week in winter is the same. Three windows we’re especially fond of:
Early December. Fresh snow, plenty of room on the slopes, a quiet village — plus the Advent magic in the park. And it’s cheaper: until 18 December the ski pass runs on the Wedel and Sonnenski week rates, and our prices too are lower than from Christmas on.
Mid-January. After the holidays things fall quiet, and there is usually a good amount of fresh snow around this time, with temperatures often well below zero — which here often means really fine powder. If you want peace and winter at once, this is a good time.
April. Long days, sun on the terrace, superb slopes — crisp in the morning, then perfect firn. From 3 April the ski pass is back on the Sonnenski week rates. If you want to combine skiing with the sun terrace, now is the time.
Frequently asked questions
How far is it to the lift?
About 100 metres to the Nasserein valley station. In between there is just a road, no building.
Which days can I arrive?
In peak season, on Sundays. In the early and low season shorter stays from three nights are also possible, with departure on Thursday or Sunday. For other days, it is best to ask us directly.
Where can I park?
Free of charge in our underground garage. There is one space per apartment; for apartment #3 two are possible.
Where do I leave my ski equipment?
In the ski room, with your own lockable locker and a boot dryer. Ski service is available in the house.
Is breakfast available?
No. But on request, fresh rolls from the Ruetz bakery hang in a linen bag on your door in the morning, ordered the day before. The apartment kitchen is fully equipped, dishwasher included.
Can I arrive by train?
Yes. St. Anton am Arlberg station is in the village and the Railjet stops right there. It is about a 15-minute walk; on request we will pick you up.
Is there a minimum stay?
Usually three nights. In peak winter season we let from Sunday to Sunday.