Where to Stay in St. Anton

Where to Base Yourself

St. Anton has distinct areas, each with different trade-offs. Pick the wrong one and you'll spend your holiday on shuttles or walking in ski boots.

Our Top Picks

We've stayed in or inspected every property on this list. These are the ones worth your money — and the ones to avoid.

Our Pick

Hotel Raffl's St Antoner Hof

4★ Hotel · St Anton Village · 120m to Nassereinbahn gondola

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The best 4-star in St Anton. Two minutes' walk to Nassereinbahn, excellent spa with multiple saunas (very Austrian), and it's family-run so service is warm. Half-board is included and actually good — proper Austrian cooking, not tourist slop. Rooms are traditional Tyrolean, which means lots of wood and floral fabrics. Won't suit minimalists. The après bar gets rowdy from 3pm — request a rear room if you value sleep.

120m to lifts Free cancellation 9/10

From

£190

Peak week: £310

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Best Value

Hotel Schwarzer Adler

3★ Hotel · St Anton Village · 200m to Nassereinbahn gondola

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Old-school Austrian pension that's been taking skiers since 1885. Five-minute walk to Nasserein, half-board included, and the family who runs it are lovely. Rooms are small and dated — we're talking dark wood panels and tiny bathrooms — but spotlessly clean. The food is hearty Austrian (schnitzel, goulash, strudel) and portions are enormous. No spa, no pool, just solid value for central St Anton.

200m to lifts Free cancellation 8.5/10

From

£120

Peak week: £200

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Splurge

Arlberg Hospiz Hotel

5★ Hotel · St Christoph · 0m to St Christoph lifts

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The historic 5-star, built 1386 and upgraded tastefully. True ski-in/ski-out at 1,800m (better snow than St Anton village), outstanding wellness, and Hospiz Alm is one of the best mountain restaurants in Austria. The catch: you're in St Christoph, not St Anton — it's 10 minutes up the road, tiny village, limited nightlife. Come for peace and luxury, not party atmosphere. Half-board is excellent but pricey at €95pp.

0m to lifts Free cancellation 9.2/10

From

£320

Peak week: £510

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Budget Pick

Residence Tirol

Apartment · St Anton Village · 250m to Nassereinbahn gondola

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Decent self-catering in central St Anton (rare here — most accommodation is hotels). Five minutes' walk to Nasserein, full kitchens, and you'll save €40+ per day on Austria's expensive restaurants. The apartments are functional but charmless — think IKEA-basic with beige walls. No spa, no pool, no services. Just somewhere to sleep and self-cater. For groups or families on budget, it works.

250m to lifts Flexible options 7.9/10

From

£100

Peak week: £175

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Hotel vs Apartment vs Chalet

What a Week Actually Costs

Per person, per week, including accommodation only. Add £200–400pp for lift pass, ski hire, and eating out.

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