Chalet Taja
Features
The charm and romance of Chalet Taja is enhanced by its quiet
position in the tranquil Nasserein area of St Anton, with stunning
panoramic views across to the offpiste slopes of Hinter Rendl.
You can take in the views from a sofa in the living room – or from
out on the large terrace, as you sip an aperitif and enjoy the crisp
mountain air.
Chalet Taja – thought to be one of the oldest in Nasserein – is
blessed with some features that really raise the level of pampering you
can expect. There is an outdoor hot tub – there are few things more
luxurious than being able to soak in a hot tub after a day on the
slopes, while anticipating the culinary delights being prepared by the
chalet host.
There’s also a sauna – and we can arrange an in-chalet massage too,
to further soothe those aching ski muscles. And of course there will be
Aromatherapy Associates products in your bathroom too. Your body will
feel thoroughly spoiled – and why not?
While Taja is peacefully located, the Nasserein gondola – linking
right into the heart of the St Anton skiing at Gampen – is near at hand.
You can be among the first to hit the slopes in the morning.
On three floors, the staircase from the entrance hall is set off by
an ancient carved banister, the chalet sleeps up to nine and has a
comfortable lounge with seating for all. The nightlife of St Anton is a
short walk away – but with a woodburning stove adding to the cosiness of
the chalet, guests often take some prising away in the evening,
particularly after a delicious fourcourse dinner.
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.
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