• With its peaceful position just above the village Hotel Schweiger offers true ski-in ski-out convenience without the crowds. Rooms and suites are modern yet cosy, blending soft alpine textures with sleek touches. There’s even a self-catering apartment that’s ideal for groups or families.
• One of St Anton’s most iconic ski-in ski-out stays, Das Mooser Hotel sits right on the slopes with unbeatable mountain views. Its sleek Alpine interiors, gourmet dining and in-house après-ski bar make it both luxurious and lively. A heated outdoor pool and spa round out the indulgence.

• Close to the Nasserein gondola, Hotel Reselhof occupies a beautifully restored Tyrolean lodge with bags of character. Traditional features blend with light, modern décor and stylish bathrooms. It’s a quiet, authentic place to stay within easy reach of the slopes.
• Family-run and full of charm, Hotel Gletscherblick has a lovely chalet feel with pine interiors, balconies and armchairs you can sink into. Apartments come with full kitchens and living areas for longer stays. It’s near the lifts but tucked just enough away for a peaceful night.
• A pretty family-run chalet. Hotel Garni Europa has large rooms with pine wood furniture and details, modern bathrooms and beamed ceilings. Spa treatments available, sauna and cosy library. Centrally located to pedestrian area and ski lifts.

• If you and the family want to ski like demons and sleep like logs then Hotel Brunnenhof is the ideal place for you. Situated slightly outside St Anton, the frequent shuttle will ensure you are in the thick of things when you want to be and under a thick duvet at night.
• Smack next to the lifts, Hotel Post is one of St Anton’s old-school classics with plenty of charm but no fuss. It’s big, sociable and unpretentious, with wellness facilities and a central bar. A reliable family favourite that knows how to do the basics brilliantly.
• Spacious rooms with pine furniture, comfy seating areas and crisp modern bathrooms make Hotel Montana ideal for travelling broods. The warm welcome and homey feel appeal to returning families. Set just off the main drag, it’s close to lifts but pleasantly quiet.
• Himmlhof is a family friendly chalet. Rooms are decorated in contemporary Alpine style with pine wood furniture, beamed ceilings and modern bathrooms. Spa, sauna and large terrace to enjoy the view.
• A lovely chalet with apartment. Hotel Senn's rooms feature wooden wall panelling, lace details and some rooms with balconies. The apartment has a kitchen and living area. There's a sauna and sun deck and is centrally located. Splendid choice for a family ski trip.

• Hotel Pete is a chic chalet in central town. Large room interiors feature birch wood panelling, contemporary furniture and grey stone bathrooms. Spa and saunas, decked sun balcony.
• You can’t beat Pepis Ski Hotel for lift access—it’s just next to the Galzigbahn cable car. Rooms are spacious with warm wood tones and large windows, while the in-house ski shop makes gear rental a breeze. Perfect for skiers who want to hit the slopes fast.
• Sleek, modern and set in the heart of town, M3 Hotel blends crisp design with panoramic mountain views from its rooftop terrace. Rooms are smart and minimalist, with rain showers and private balconies. You're mere steps from the lifts, bars and boutiques.

• Hotel Rundeck keeps things stylish with a smart mix of dark wood, big windows, leather touches and minimalist design. The rooms are quiet and comfortable, and there's a spa with a sauna and gym to unwind in. It’s centrally located and perfect for design-minded travellers.
• Skihotel Galzig is a stylish, modern hotel on the slopes of the resort. Rooms are spacious and comfortable with balconies facing onto the slopes.
• Lively, luxurious and filled with personality, Raffl’s offers a bold take on the classic chalet. Think designer furniture, modern fireplaces, vibrant art and indulgent bathrooms. There’s a bar and restaurant on site too—this is a great pick for groups or stylish skiers.

• Hotel Tannenhof is the most luxurious address in St Anton, with just seven suites, flawless service and panoramic views over the valley. The spa is exquisite, the dining is fine and the atmosphere is discreet and indulgent. An all-out treat for those seeking five-star ski bliss.
• Set above the village with panoramic views, Arpuria fuses Alpine materials with contemporary design in a serene adults-only setting. Its chic spa, fine dining and shuttle to the lifts make it a luxurious yet peaceful escape. A new kind of mountain retreat in St Anton.

• Der Waldhof is a quiet owner-run chalet. Modern and spacious rooms feature pine beamed ceiling, large French windows and armchairs. Sun terrace, spa, sauna and games for your pleasure.
• Tucked slightly away from the centre, Hotel Garni Dr Otto Murr offers a quiet, friendly base with a homely Tyrolean atmosphere. Rooms are traditional yet comfortable, and there’s a small wellness area with pool and sauna. Ideal for those who prefer laid-back après-ski.

• Hotel Bergschlossl exudes Tyrolean tradition, from its wood-clad interiors to the carved balconies and tiled stoves. It’s family-run with real heart and sits right by the lifts. A favourite for those who want cosy comfort and Austrian hospitality in equal measure.

• The minimalist rooms at Valluga Hotel have a distinctly alpine feel, pine walls and beautiful views out over the mountains. With a deluxe spa and a cosy restaurant, it's the perfect refuge after a day on the slopes or trekking in the mountains.

When it comes to nightlife St Anton doesn’t disappoint. These next hotels are the best places to stay in St Anton for those whose heads are more likely to be banging to a club beat than resting on a pillow come the witching hour.

• In the heart of St Anton’s pedestrian zone, Anthony’s puts bars, clubs and après-ski spots right on your doorstep. The vibe is young and energetic, with modern rooms, a rooftop spa and a buzzing steakhouse and pizzeria. Ideal for sociable skiers who want to be in the thick of it.
• A St Anton institution with a prime central location, Hotel Schwarzer Adler offers traditional charm just moments from the resort’s nightlife. It’s a short stroll to hotspots like Bar Cuba, and there's a spa and pool for recovering the next day. A great pick for classic comfort close to the action.

• If you're travelling with family or a group of friends it may be a better option to book a villa or apartment. For a wide range of properties for all tastes and budgets we recommend you visit our online partner Booking.com.

• St Anton is less than one hour by road from Innsbruck airport, one hour and 30 minutes from Friedrichshafen airport and about two hours by road (or around three hours by rail) from Zurich airport.

• For skiing travel between December and beginning of April. For hiking plan your trip in the summer months June - August.
• If you plan to hire a car, we recommend you visit our online partner Rentalcars.

• Browse through our list of the best places to stay in St Anton.

• Expand your search to include our recommendations in Les Trois Vallees, Val d’Isere, Verbier and Zermatt.

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