Brilliant resort for Intermediate and Advanced skiers

Not as pricey as it was 5 years ago! Great atmosphere for all ages.

A few beginners' slopes, but plenty for intermediate and upwards, including a lot of off piste. Some very challenging routes if you look hard enough!

Very good access to other local ski areas. The town itself is traditional, with plenty of shops and restaurants to keep you busy when not on the slopes.

No trip to St Anton is complete without a visit to the Krazy Kangaroo bar just above the town; it's so much fun you'll be there every night. You can even walk up the slope to get there, or take a bus... Plenty of other bars in town to enjoy too.

Great skiing and baording experience

Loved it.

Difficult when you are paying in Rands

Some great scenery and mountains; plenty of off piste choice

Beautiful village; not enough buses if staying out of town

Best apres ski ever experienced; Mooserwirt bar our favourite, we met great people from all over the world every day

Is there anything better?

You will never get tired of the area if you ski off-piste

St.Anton is amazing. Especially for off-piste skiers, hikers, freeriders and all those who are looking for backcountry and powder. The whole Arlberg is one arena and so it is even known beyond Europe. Also the slopes are very good shaped, but most of them are at least for intermediate skiers. But St.Anton offers also some shopping facilities and great Apres Ski, especially in the Mooserwirt.

The lift tickets is very expensive.

Limited beginners skiing , more for the Intermediate & upwards on both sides of the valley . Rendl , intermediates only.

At end of season things were closing down but a nice little resort to a big ski area which must surely be buzzing at peak season with such a wide ski area to support

Not / Applicable to me

Apre at the Krazy Kangaroo or the Moose bar are your best bets on the way back , Lot of german singing at the Moose pub ( very loud ) ( very )!!

As a beginner I found this quite tough, I felt that a lot of the blue runs were more like red runs. It is a lovely run down from St Anton to St Christoph.

Again as it was late in the season there was not a lot going on, which I am told is different to earlier on, still a nice town though.

Not that great but, this was due to how late in the season we went.

The Apres Ski rocks - one of the best in the world. But also the pricelevel is worldclass - but what you get for your money is quiet ok.

this is my absolute favorite resort in austria. great off pist skiing. if you know where to go. if you don't know the area please hire a guide!

exceellent apres ski athmosphere at taps, crzy cangoroo and the moser wirt. if you like burgers please go to taps and enjoy the sunset with a good burger, a good beer, great music and good people

Beginner Skiing seemed fine for the youngsters. Advanced Skiing everything you could want the valuga is scary. Off-piste skiing too extrem for our party !! The ski lift system huge amount of lifts a bit confusing ,take a map at all times.

everything we needed, an incredible experience - a good mix a sedate and crazy ,we picked sedate

overall noisy on the steet but easy to escape from.

The ski area was extensive and the snow was great, but even as an intermediate skier it was pretty tough for me to get back down at the end of the day - the slopes were SO bumpy and lots of people! would not really recommend for beginners or timid intermediates

Great village with lots of atmosphere and facilities, but for austria the prices are pretty high! Not compared to some french resorts though.

Absolutely Packed in the slope side apres ski bars!! Amazing atmosphere but I have never seen so many people! And great cheesy ausrtrian apres ski tunes.

The best ski area in Austria unless you are a beginner, then it rates as one of the most difficult. The extreme terrain is legendary and the snow record one of the very best. Intermediates have a great area to explore but for the best skiers and snowboarders it is outstanding.

St Anton am Arlberg is attractive and has a dramatic setting. It has good facilities and the atmosphere is about as good as it gets in the Alps – hardcore alpinists and après ski.

The pedestrianised centre is good for families and the new wellness centre in St Anton is open to the public. The skiing is not good for beginners.

Up there with St Anton and Ischgl for après ski. Slightly more expensive than some Austrian resorts.