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 NowIf you’re after big skiing, a lively village, and high-end accommodation, St Anton is one of the best choices in the Alps. The slopes are varied, the snow record is excellent, and you’ll find everything from spacious luxury ski chalets in St Anton to boutique Alpine hotels right by the lifts.
Whether you're planning luxury ski trips in Austria, a family week away, or a long weekend with friends, we’ll help you choose the right base and sort everything you need for a smooth, stress-free stay.
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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 sits in the Tyrolean Alps at the centre of the Arlberg ski region - one of the most snow-sure and extensive areas in Europe. It includes more than 340km of well-groomed pistes and 200km of off-piste potential.
The town itself is a spectacle in its own right. The timber-clad luxury chalets in St Anton have maintained their traditional style and add to the quaint village ambiance, which, despite recent developments and growth, has not detracted from the small-town charm it has always exuded.
There is plenty of luxury shopping to enjoy for those with finer taste, and there is no lack of quality restaurants, with contemporary gourmet menus for the foodies. A brief amble down Dorfstrasse - the town’s main pedestrianised street - is a picturesque scene mid-winter, with the locals frequenting their favourite après bars.
It's lively without being overwhelming, and it’s easy to dip in and out of après depending on your style. Whether you're here for relaxing dinners or for dancing in ski boots, there’s a corner of St Anton that fits. It’s easy to see why so many expats have made this exclusive ski resort home.
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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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Train Station
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St Anton, often called the skiing capital of Austria, is steeped in heritage and renowned for its exceptional snow conditions and varied terrain. The resort forms part of the wider Arlberg region, which includes Lech, Zürs, St Christoph, Warth, and Schröcken - all accessible with a single lift pass, giving you a huge variety day to day.
This extensive area offers something for all abilities. Expect long reds, steep blacks, exciting off-piste, and enough mileage to keep confident skiers happy for a full week. If you want something gentler, the Nasserein and Rendl areas are ideal for building confidence.
The snow park here caters to freestyle enthusiasts, and long, scenic blue runs like Happy Valley are perfect for early intermediates - note that it’s great at quiet times, although it can be a bit of a bottleneck in peak season.
Après ski is a major part of the St Anton experience, with lively spots like Krazy Kanguruh and MooserWirt kicking off the fun, while the pedestrianised town centre offers a more laid-back evening vibe.
You’ll also find plenty of skiing history. Home to the inventor of the parallel turn and the snowplough, as well as dozens of sporting greats and legendary moments in sporting history, St Anton is the skiing capital of Austria, and is very deserving of its reputation. Once you’ve skied St Anton, the saying goes, you can ski anywhere.
Recommendations :
Best for intermediates: Blue 17 - Valfagehr
Advanced terrain: Schindlerkar
Best off-piste: Stuben area
Scenic cruiser: Red 9 - Gampen
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If you want a day off the slopes during your luxury ski break in St Anton, there’s no shortage of options.
From winter hiking and spa afternoons to tobogganing, ice skating, curling, swimming, and horse-drawn sleigh rides, it’s easy to fill your time with things that aren’t skiing.
Tell us what you’re interested in, and we’ll arrange everything for you.
St Anton is perfect if you’re after big skiing, lively après, and high-end places to stay. Confident intermediates and advanced skiers love the steep terrain and long runs, but there are gentler areas too - especially around Rendl and Nasserein.
If you’re planning luxury ski holidays in St Anton, we’ll help you work out the best area to stay in, the right instructors or guides if you want to explore off-piste, and the easiest plan for lift passes, transfers, and everything in between.
St Anton is one of the easiest major resorts to reach. There’s a direct train from Innsbruck and Zurich straight into the village, which means no long transfers or complicated journeys. From Innsbruck, the journey takes about 1 hour 10 minutes; from Zurich, around 2 hours 30 minutes.
Share your travel plans with us, and we’ll organise the simplest route, tickets, and timings so the whole trip feels seamless.
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.
Nasserein is quieter and great for families; the village centre is best for shops and restaurants; and Galzig suits confident skiers. Tell us your priorities and we’ll match you to the right spot.
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.
Despite St Anton’s big-skiing reputation, 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!
Beyond skiing, kids love the toboggan run, ice rink, leisure centre, and horse-drawn sleigh rides. These are all great ways to explore the surrounding countryside with a touch of winter magic, and they’re easy wins for family ski holidays in St Anton. We can arrange lessons, childcare, lift passes, and timings so everything runs smoothly.
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