St. Anton am Arlberg Ski Resort Guide: Reviews, Ratings and Stats
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St. Anton am Arlberg reviews & ratings
4.6 (45 reviews)
Ranked 19th of 171 Ski resorts
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4.56 (45 ratings)
Overall Rating
4.07 (44 ratings)
Value for Money
4.80 (44 ratings)
Après Ski
4.49 (41 ratings)
Off Piste
4.33 (45 ratings)
Eating Out
4.23 (44 ratings)
Accommodation Options
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St. Anton am Arlberg Reviews & Ratings

Overall Rating: 4.6
Ranking: 19th of 171 resorts
4.56 (45 ratings)
Overall Rating
3.71 (42 ratings)
Snow Parks
4.07 (44 ratings)
Value for Money
4.80 (44 ratings)
Après Ski
4.14 (43 ratings)
Family Friendly
4.49 (41 ratings)
Off Piste
4.33 (45 ratings)
Eating Out
3.23 (40 ratings)
Tree Skiing
4.50 (44 ratings)
Groomed Runs
3.65 (43 ratings)
Mogul Fields
4.14 (43 ratings)
Powder Zones
3.68 (44 ratings)
Quiet Slopes
4.60 (45 ratings)
Lift Efficiency
4.38 (24 ratings)
Ski School Quality
4.23 (44 ratings)
Accommodation Options
4.33 (6 ratings)
Intermediates
4.52 (25 ratings)
Advanced
4.71 (14 ratings)
Experts
4.50 (2 ratings)
Snowboarders

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Ishaan - expert skier
Nov, 23 - 2024
An excellent resort for skiers who have reached an intermediate level. There are not many easy easy beginner slopes. Theres a wide range of slopes all the way to Lech and Zurs. The moose and the krazy kangaroo are great for Apres ski as well as places in the town centre. Brilliant ski show every Wednesday too. Accommodation js expensive but can find cheaper places a short bus ride out of the town in places like Flirche. Overall fantastic resort.
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Finlay - advanced snowboarder
Nov, 23 - 2024
Great resort, I loved it as a snowboarder. But maybe not the most beginner friendly resort. Only a few slopes suitable for new skiiers.
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Conaill - advanced skier
Nov, 22 - 2024
I have been going to St. Anton every year since I was 4, it is amazing to see how the resort has development in the last 20 years with constant new lifts opening & amazing facilities including a swimming pool & a train station. The restaurants and bars up and down the mountain are world class & the ski schools cater to all levels brilliantly. My favourite place in the world, I cant ever imagine saying goodbye to St. Anton
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Piers - expert skier
Nov, 21 - 2024
I spend a full 6 months here pre Brexit. The town is quite well known for its party scene, the apres is insane boasting the oldest apres bar in the Alps(mooservirt) think German/Austrian drinking songs and steins dancing in tables. Skiing here is a little more advanced I found. You have access to ski all the way over to lech which is a good day out, you can get the bus back to st Anton Inc with your ski pass. Being an actual town first and secondly a ski location you find a lot of character, it's a beautiful traditional looking Austrian alpine town. Some great local restaurants like underground on the piste. Plenty of bars and clubs all mostly on the main street through the town. Lifts are all a short walk away from accommodation. Plenty of ski schools for kids and family friendly options. Highly recommend the resort
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Harry - advanced skier
Nov, 21 - 2024
Had an amazing experience here, theres lots to do both on and off the slopes with some great restaurants in the town with a variety of foods. A great place to spend Christmas or new year
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Maximilian Crossling - advanced skier
Nov, 19 - 2024
Skiing in February - slopes in the morning are great, we'll groomed and up top lush powder. As the sun beats down on the slopes the powder becomes slush and chop and the runs get harder and harder on the legs. There's a black or a narrow blue back to town, the black is chop and mogul at this point, but the blue is overcrowded with bad visibility. At the beginning of the season this would have been great, however mid-season by the end of the week grass is visible on the lower slopes and snow cannons are the only way to get any routes back into town, but sometimes it's not cold enough over night. Once you're back in town wow, 2 legendary Apres bars and bluebird skies, now I'm not complaining too much as I'm sweating with a cold stein listening and dancing to cheesy euro-trash which accompanies the Austrian apres ski so well, arguably more fun than the anglosized music from the French alps.
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Montgomery - advanced skier
Nov, 17 - 2024
Amazing resort, I'd say maybe one of the best in the world and I was lucky with some great powder days!
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Kit - expert skier
Nov, 17 - 2024
St. Anton has some of the best groomed long runs anywhere around. It also have the most amazing selection of marked and signed off piste "ski-routes" so is perfect for the off piste minded skier. St Anton does not have the same Après style as many of the resorts in the Alpes, but has a unique blend of flowing rolling mountains allowing incredible off piste touring ability and wide and steep off piste. The groomed run quality is great in the morning, however many of the main routes do get very bumpy in the afternoon, as there are only a few main runs to the bottom. Many of the lifts are telecabin style instead of chairlifts, making the resort ideal for snowboarding with ease, but making skiing slightly more tiresome. Not as massive in terms of ski area compared to somewhere like the three valleys, but for a 4 day trip after heavy snowfall, there's not many places better.
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Kevin - advanced skier
Nov, 17 - 2024
Got everything this resort massive terrain . Off and on piste, apres excellent as is all the restaurants, very welcoming resort fun lively for all ages
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Theo - expert skier
Nov, 15 - 2024
St Anton is a fabulous family friendly ski resort with activities for everyone and affordable dining. Snow conditions are generally good with a variety of slopes to suit everyone