Hotel Arlberg

Features

Half board

Much simpler than some of the other four-star hotels on our site, the Arlberg represents good value for money and is an ideal family hotel with the benefit of a good sized pool and convenient location. Run by the Ennemoser family, it has recently been redecorated – and the lounge has been recently refurnished.

Location

Situated between the main village and Nasserein, the 8-person gondola (at Nasserein) is just 250 metres away as is the ski school meeting point, and it is a short, easy stroll into the village.

Bedrooms

Fairly standard rooms in Tyrolean style. Larger doubles have a lounge area and can take a 3rd bed.

Facilities

Pool, sauna, Jacuzzi, Turkish bath.

Meals

• Breakfast 07:30-10:30
• Lunch 11:30-13:30
• Dinner 19:00-20:30
• Half Board menu 4 course plus 3 choices
• Bottles on Wine List: 100+
• Children's menu: From 17:30h

Bar

• Hotel Bar: 16:00-01:00

Hotel Facilities

• Pool: 07:30-19:30
• Jacuzzi
• Sauna
• Steam Bath
• Masseur from 16:00

Room Facilities

• Duvets
• Sheets/Blankets
• Blackout
• Bath
• Hand held shower attachment
• Shaving mirror
• Hairdyer in every room
• Desk/Chair with phone/modem point
• Bathrobes from reception

Media

• TV with 15 channels, including BBC Prime, CNN, Local Resort Info Channel

Communications

• High-speed access via cable in guest rooms

St Anton Resort Info

Famous for its awesome skiing and equally awesome après ski, St Anton is mostly an experts' resort, with its serious off-piste, moguls and powder. St Anton's pistes tend to be undergraded, however, with first-class guiding and instruction the mountain can be enjoyed by most levels, apart, perhaps, from very beginners.

Although St Anton doesn't quite match the chocolate box reputation of other Austrian resorts, it does offer an exceptional range of après-ski, with bars and clubs galore. Restaurants can be a bit hit and miss, but as most of St Anton's visitors just want to get on with the party, a quick snack is all that's required. Off-snow activites are a little thin on the ground, although you can always jump on a train and explore Innsbruck which is only one hour away.