Chalet Schlosshof, St Anton

Sleeps 22

Chalet Schlosshof

Located in the outskirts of St Anton the Schlosshof is a comfortable Tirolean chalet converted from an old farmhouse. A good affordable option for this popular resort.

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Catered Chalet
Sleeps 18 - 22
Typical Tirolean chalet
Free WiFi in public areas
Children welcome during school holidays

Overview

This typical Tirolean chalet, converted from an old farmhouse, occupies a lovely sunny location, in an elevated position, on the outskirts of St. Anton. The ski bus stops directly outside, providing an excellent free service to the lifts and village centre. The accommodation is simple but comfortable, with spacious bedrooms and a separate lounge and dining room.

Description

Location:
· 10 minutes walk to Nasserein gondola · ski bus stops outside

Rooms - sleeps 18-20 (room numbers in brackets):
Ground floor:
Two twin rooms (1 and 2) with washbasin and shared bathroom facilities.
One triple room (3) with private shower and WC across the hall.
Type C apartment (8), sleeping up to 4 people - with Austrian twin bedroom, separate lounge area with sofa bed, and en suite bathroom with private shower and WC.

First floor:
Dining room and living room
Two twin bedrooms with wash basins (4 & 5)
Two separate shower rooms with WC

Second floor:
Two single rooms (6 and 7) with washbasin and shared bathroom facilities.
One triple room (9) with washbasin and shared bathroom facilities.
One Austrian twin room (10) with washbasin and shared bathroom facilities.
Two shower rooms with WC.

NB: Children under 12 years only accepted in school holidays (Christmas, New Year, Feb Half Term and Easter) or if the whole chalet is occupied by one group.
This chalet has no lift.

Facilities:
· lounge · dinning room · services of chalet hosts · 10 bedrooms

Meals:
• hearty breakfast with one cooked option (6 mornings a week) • afternoon tea with home-made cakes or biscuits • 3 course evening meal with house wine and coffee (5 evenings a week) • 4 course farewell dinner on final evening • early children's suppers available

Breakfast and dinner will be served on 6 out of 7 days and a continetal brekafast will be left out on 1 morning.

Attributes

Good for Groups

Facilities

Child Friendly

About St Anton

Renowned for its challenging terrain, St Anton is one of the Alps' premier destinations for expert skiers. From steep gullies and deep, snow-filled bowls to demanding black runs, there's no shortage of exciting terrain to explore. Intermediates are equally well catered for, with 305km of seamlessly linked pistes stretching across the Arlberg ski area. One of the resort's standout experiences is the Run of Fame – an epic 85km ski route that starts in St Anton and winds its way to Warth-Schröcken, showcasing some of the region's finest scenery along the way.

The village combines authentic Tyrolean character with a world-famous après-ski scene. Traditional chalets and a striking onion-domed church give the centre plenty of Alpine charm, while lively slopeside bars are the perfect place to celebrate the day's skiing. As evening falls, the pedestrianised main street comes alive with bustling pubs, bars and live music that keep the atmosphere going well into the night. Accommodation ranges from luxurious hotels close to the Galzig gondola, ideal for those wanting to be at the heart of the action, to welcoming family-run guesthouses in the quieter Nasserein area.

There's plenty to enjoy away from the slopes too. The arl.rock Sport Park offers everything from indoor and outdoor climbing walls to tennis courts and a bowling alley, making it a great option for an active afternoon. Afterwards, unwind in the sports bar with a drink and a few classic pub games before heading back out to enjoy the resort's legendary nightlife.

Resort Attributes

Alpine Charm

Choice of Restaurants

Easy Slope Access

Family Friendly

Good For Snowboarding

Good for Apres Ski

Great Off-Piste

Large Ski Area

Lively Night Life

Lively and Young

Mountain Restaurants