Chalets in St Anton

Chalet locations in St Anton

St Anton streches nearly 3km from one end to the other, so choosing the right location for your accommodation in St Anton should be considered carefully. We’re always happy to talk through the best chalet locations in St Anton for your needs, but the guide below provides a helpful overview of the main residential areas of St Anton.

Dengert, Stadle and Moos

Leaving the centre of St Anton and heading south-west towards St Christoph, the Arlbergstrasse climbs steadily uphill. Around 1.50km from the village centre and 100–150 metres higher in altitude, lie the outlying areas of Stadle, Dengert and Moos.

If you stay in one of these areas, transport is an important consideration. Some higher-end chalets include a private minibus service but most guests rely on the free (though rather infrequent) public bus service.

It's worth pointing out that many of the larger ski hire shops allow overnight storage of skis and boots, making the morning commute to the lifts easier and avoiding long walks in ski boots. In reality, however, après-ski often intervenes — and once the shops close, the walk uphill carrying skis can feel rather long.

Chalets in the Moos area are the furthest from the centre but benefit from being within easy stumbling distance of the legendary MooserWirt après-ski bars which gives staying in this location a definite advantage after a lively afternoon.

centre

Skiers and boarders wanting to make the most of the resort's vibrant resort centre with its wide selection of bars, shops, restaurants and clubs will want to find a chalet in the centre of St Anton. However, there are only a handful of properties that are located in the centre and they nearly always get booked up early. Chalet Angel, Sweet Little Home, the Wunderbar Lodge and Chalet Montfort are the ones to look out for if you wish to stay central.

Gastig and Oberdorf

The residential areas of Gastig and Oberdorf sit uphill in the same general direction as Stadle and Moos, but are accessed via the quieter Alte Arlbergstrasse, which runs roughly parallel to the main road leading to St Christoph (and also to Zurs and Lech).

Public buses are again relied upon but accommodation here enjoys elevated views across the valley towards Rendl Mountain. Oberdorf is close enough to the centre to walk to the lifts, though the uphill return after a long ski day can be testing.

St Anton Dorf and Nasserein

Heading east from the pedestrian centre of resort, the road becomes the Dorfstrasse and leads through St Anton Dorf, recognisable by its onion-domed church, and on to Nasserein.

While Nasserein is roughly the same distance from the centre as Stadle (around 1.50km), the flat valley floor makes walking far easier. Accommodation in St Anton Dorf is approximately a 6-minute walk from both the main lifts and the Nasserein gondola, combining convenience with a quieter atmosphere.

Once considered too far out to be desirable, Nasserein was transformed by the installation of a high-speed gondola linking directly to the Gampen mountain (installed in 2000). With dedicated nursery slopes, ski-school facilities and the ability to ski back to the area at the end of the day, Nasserein has become one of the most sought-after locations in St Anton. Today it offers a wide mix of good value chalets which suit everyone from families with beginners to experienced skiers looking for quick access to the main ski area.