Chalet Haus Christoph

Features

Sleeps 6 - 8
Terrace/Balcony
Chalet (Half board plus wine)

Flights and transfers not included in price.

Cosy and perfect for small groups, Haus Christoph combines traditional Austrian charm with modern design and facilities. Located amongst snow covered pines and adjacent to the home run, ski aficionados can clock up maximum mileage from this mountain getaway. Après-ski enthusiasts will no doubt enjoy the nearby Mooserwirt, St Anton’s renowned on-piste bar. For those attending ski school it is just a short ski down to your lessons in the morning, or you can catch a ride in one of our dedicated vehicles.

This apartment has a welcoming charm all of its own with wood panelling and cosy sitting and dining areas. There is also a wonderful panoramic balcony adjoining the upstairs sitting area. There is more than enough space for just six people in the three ensuite rooms and there is further flexibility with the extra two beds on the mezzanine floor for children or young adults.

With the Mooserwirt nearby and the warmth which beckons you from the sitting room you may not wish to venture into the village itself, but if you do fancy it, it’s a picturesque 25 minute walk or just 3 minutes to the nearest bus stop.

Your introduction to this fabulous chalet is with a welcome champagne reception, accompanied by some delicious canapés. Each morning you will have a gentle start to the day with a relaxing cup of tea in bed. After a challenging day’s skiing you will be welcomed back to the chalet with a delicious homebaked cake and local breads. The evening starts in a relaxed fashion with some predinner drinks and canapés before progressing on to the delights of a freshly cooked three course meal. Finish with some lovely local cheeses and finally, coffee and chocolates as you sink back in to the sofas

CHALET LAYOUT

Ground Floor

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.