The Skiers' Guide to St. Anton am Arlberg

Had an amazing time in St Anton - great skiing especially for later season and amazing Après! Will be returning

Our favourite resort in Austria- well all of Europe! The best combination of excellent skiing and super apres!

Very nice resort with lots of different runs for all abilities. good restaurants, both in village and on the mountain.
my favourite area to board was in Rendl, quiet with some incredible powder runs in addition to groomed ones

Aprés is great! Lifts are next level mostly heated and covers! Big ski area! Lots of restaurants in the town! Hotel banyan was a great spot to stay!

Great place for Apres Ski , however not for beginner skiers at all.
We had a lovely sunny week and that meant icy slopes. Black and Red Pistes are packed with moguls and there are a lot of people on the icy Blue Pistes.
The Apres Ski more the compensates but it’s an expensive resort and I wouldn’t advise unless you can ski well to compensate for the hard conditions.

Lots of runs, some utterly spectacular, others get clogged and choppy when weather closes some lifts. The ski home from Mooser-Witt is just as chaotic as you would imagine

St Anton has a really large skiing area and easy to ski over to other areas but it does take a lot of time even as an experienced skier. The pistes were groomed ok and were quiet in most places. I can’t rate off piste this trip due to a lot of avalanches and warning level 4/5. There are a lot of slope side restaurants and bars. St Anton has a lovely town centre.

We stayed in a half board hotel, sports hotel, right in the resort centre really great food service. We kept our skies in the shop so we didn’t have to carry them to the hotel which was great, the resort was great skiing was very busy I would recommend it

Lovely resort, very friendly, great apres ski. Loved the views and the skiing was really nice. had lots of fun and would recommend visiting if you are looking for a fun ski holiday with family or friends

St. Anton Am Arlberg is the dreamiest town! Filled with charm, snowy days, delicious foods, and unlimited choices of living accommodations. The apres ski is the best by far out of any resorts, with bumping music and beer that helps you sing your heart out. The slopes are the best when you're an early bird, before all the skiers create moguls. I can finally snowboard here like a pro for the 3rd year. I'm so glad that it was at St. Anton Am Arlberg.

It’s a great ski resort one of the oldest in the country, my suggestion is to take the lifts all the way to Zürs and then Bus to ski the classics Lech slopes, awesome slopes with plenty of space and good all around vibes, definitely go to Apreski!!!

St Anton is one of my favourite places to go skiing. The skiing is amazing and vast. Definitely not for beginners though as it's steep. The village is also lovely. Nice shops and plenty of bars and eating places. It's definitely got the party vibe but families enjoy it too with their kids. It has fab off piste areas!!

Best apres around and some great slopes as well. Staying in town makes it easy to get to lofts and apres on the free bus. Mooserwirt can't be missed

great family resort, apres great especially mooserwirt. would highly recommend.

St Anton is a great European resort. It has great slopes for all types of skiers.
Off the slopes the apres is epic and will make your trip so memorable.
Lots of options for eating out and plenty of accommodation for lots of different budgets.
Would highly recommend this resort.

My friends and I had a great time in St Anton. Great piste-side bars / clubs. The atmosphere all around was lively and friendly. There are all manner of places to eat and drink for groups and for families.
Personally I'd return, but the slopes are a little tricky for novice skiers / boarders.
With it being in Austria, you know that the people will be friendly.

I did a season here so really can attest to one of the best places I have skied.

They literally invented apres and you can visit the famous mooservirt or krazy Kangaroo or taps and all will keep the music and beer flowing until 8pm.

Slopes are endless and snow is usually great!

St Anton was a great resort with some great options for skiing and snowboarding. I went with a group of 4 skiers and 3 snowboarders and we all enjoyed what the slopes had to offer including well groomed runs and a mix of powder in there too for us snowboarders. Food was varied and nice but a bit on the pricey side. The snowparks were fun and challenging but also catered for beginners to the park also. The main plus to this resort is the great long blue and red runs so it is really good for intermediate level snowboarders but there are also some good black runs too which we tried. Overall a really good resort and I would consider coming back again!

Amazing resort town and shops night life. Below average snow but very well looked after pistes considering. Expensive but worth the money.

Not a snowboard place. Too many cat tracks and with four lifts concentrated in one main area it was just moguls in the pm. No long pistes to enjoy.