Enjoy luxury ski holidays in St. Anton, blending legendary slopes with elegant living. Discover handpicked chalets and boutique hotels crafted for the ultimate alpine escape.
Enquire NowThere's a reason why skiers have been coming to this easily-reachable resort for over a century and why it's consistently listed as one of the world's top skiing resorts; for the enormous range of skiing available and an unrivalled après-ski culture.
This historic resort blends exhilarating slopes with premium accommodations, from alpine-style chalets to sleek boutique hotels. Discover a ski destination that combines adventure with luxury in one unforgettable experience.
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39 Rooms & Suites
An eccentric alpine hideaway in St Anton, where vibrant design, gourmet dining and heartfelt service set the tone for mountain life.
45 Rooms & Suites
A playful alpine retreat in St Anton, blending bold design, fine dining and warm, family-friendly charm.
17 Rooms & Suites
A beautifully placed ski-in/ski-out retreat. Slope-side serenity with a spa, infinity pool and sweeping views over St Anton.
St. Anton am Arlberg is where Alpine skiing was born—and its pioneering spirit continues to define it as one of Europe’s most legendary resorts. Revered for its challenging slopes and vibrant après-ski, St. Anton attracts a global clientele who seek both adventure and atmosphere in equal measure.
The resort sits at the heart of the vast Arlberg ski domain, with more than 300 kilometres of runs and 200 kilometres of marked off-piste itineraries. Its high altitude and extensive snowmaking guarantee exceptional conditions, while modern lifts ensure swift access to iconic descents. For expert skiers, Valluga remains a rite of passage, offering some of the most thrilling off-piste in the Alps.
Beyond the slopes, St. Anton balances tradition with cosmopolitan flair. The après-ski scene is world-famous, from slopeside terraces to late-night venues that define Alpine nightlife. At the same time, the village itself retains Tyrolean character, with gourmet dining, luxurious wellness centres, and boutique hotels that cater to a discerning crowd.
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Airport 1
INNSBRUCK (INN) - 100KMS // 1HR 15MINS
Airport 2
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN (FDH) - 135KMS // 1HR 40MINS
Private Airport
INNSBRUCK (INN) - 100KMS // 1HR 15MINS
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AM ARLBERG - In Resort
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St Anton am Arlberg is legendary for its challenging terrain and deep powder skiing, consistently ranking among Europe's best ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriders. The vast Arlberg ski area offers everything from steep couloirs to endless off-piste bowls that will test even the most experienced skiers, while intermediate skiers can explore over 300km of groomed pistes. With skiing up to 2,811m at Valluga and just 90 minutes from Innsbruck Airport, St Anton delivers an authentic Austrian ski experience combined with world-class alpine skiing throughout the winter season, whether for a ski weekend or an extended ski holiday.
Recommendations :
Best for intermediates: Blue 17 - Valfagehr
Advanced terrain: Schindlerkar
Best off-piste: Stuben area
Scenic cruiser: Red 9 - Gampen
St Anton am Alberg
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There are an abundance of non-skiing activities to do, including bowling, heated outdoor pools, beautiful spas, paragliding, climbing, ice skating, tobogganing, curling and much more.
St. Anton enjoys excellent snow reliability thanks to its altitude and position in the Arlberg region. The ski season typically runs from late November through April, with consistent snowfall and extensive snowmaking ensuring top conditions. Powder days are frequent, particularly in January and February, when storms from the north deliver deep snow.
St. Anton forms part of the vast Arlberg ski area, offering over 300 kilometres of pistes and more than 200 kilometres of marked off-piste itineraries. The terrain is famously challenging, with legendary runs such as Valluga attracting advanced skiers from around the world. Intermediates can enjoy wide red runs, while beginners have access to dedicated learning areas. Modern lifts connect seamlessly to Lech, Zürs, and beyond, making it one of the most exciting ski domains in the Alps.
St. Anton is best known for advanced skiing, but it also offers beginner zones and family-friendly slopes near Nasserein. Families who enjoy the lively atmosphere of a large international resort will find excellent ski schools and a wide choice of accommodation. For those seeking quieter, gentler terrain, neighbouring Lech or Zürs may be a better fit, while still staying within the same Arlberg network.
St. Anton has one of the most famous après-ski scenes in the Alps. The fun starts on the slopes in bars like MooserWirt and Krazy Kanguruh, where live music and dancing begin in the afternoon. Back in the village, the atmosphere continues with a wide range of bars, restaurants, and clubs. For those who prefer a quieter evening, there are also fine-dining options and spa retreats offering a more relaxed end to the day.
St. Anton is one of the most accessible ski resorts in Austria, with direct train connections from Zurich, Innsbruck, and Munich. Zurich Airport is around 2 hours 30 minutes away by car, while Innsbruck is just over an hour. Many travellers choose private transfers for convenience, though the train station in the centre of the village makes rail travel particularly easy.
Booking with The Camel Collection ensures a completely seamless St. Anton experience. Beyond securing the finest chalets and hotels, we take care of every detail: private transfers, ski instructors, restaurant bookings, childcare, and wellness experiences. Our close relationships with St. Anton’s top properties and local partners mean you’re recognised as more than a guest ; you’re welcomed as a VIP. We transform a ski holiday into a curated journey where everything is taken care of.
Little ones generally thrive here – there’s a superb children’s ski school and youth centre in Nasserein, plenty of non-skiing activities and lots of family-friendly hotels, chalets and restaurants.
St Anton also claims an impressive 4km lighted sled run from Gampen to Nasserein to the Rodelstall. The child-friendly course takes about 15 minutes to complete and will leave any child begging for yet another run!
For something less adrenaline-fuelled, the horse-drawn carriage ride in the snowy Verwall Valley is a fun family option to enjoy the winter magic, find peace of mind and explore the surrounding countryside.
Do not let history and reputation of St Anton’s skiing put families off, there are superb ski schools at hand, and far too many non-skiing activities to do, including bowling, heated outdoor pools, beautiful spas, paragliding, climbing, ice skating, tobogganing, curling and much more (see the activity tab above).
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