Alpine Myth / St. Anton

Self-Catered and Accommodation Only Ski Apartment

Holiday apartment Alpine Myth in St Anton has a bright, comfortable and airy open-plan living and dining space that is centered around a rustic stone wood-burning fireplace. Whether you are curled up in front of the TV or sharing dinner together around the solid wood 8-seater dining table, the space is perfectly set up for your needs. There is an adjoining stainless steel professional chef’s kitchen with all modern appliances and conveniences.

The living area features a large, comfortable L-shaped sofa and a large screen TV and has been beautifully decorated with rustic wood, selected artwork, soft furnishings and statement lighting. Velvet teal armchairs and mustard yellow curtains add splashes of colour to this cosy space. The living area is flooded with sunlight during the day thanks to the floor-to-ceiling glass doors which open out onto the balcony where you can enjoy your morning coffee with unobstructed panoramic views across the pine-forested hills and mountains beyond.

This apartment sleeps 8 across three stylish double bedrooms and one twin bedroom. Every room boasts balcony access, a wall-mounted TV, and a sleek and spacious en-suite shower room. The bedrooms have been thoughtfully decorated with alpine materials and a fresh colour palate, and the unspoiled mountain views will have you awakening refreshed and ready to get out onto the slopes!

The apartment comfortably sleeps eight in three stylish double bedrooms and one twin bedroom. Every room has balcony access, a wall-mounted TV and a sleek and spacious en-suite bathroom. The bedrooms have been thoughtfully decorated with warm alpine elements and a fresh colour palette, and the unspoilt mountain views will have you awakening refreshed and ready to get out onto the slopes!

At the end of the corridor is a private spa area dedicated to rest and relaxation. With spa loungers, a sauna, and a large jacuzzi-style bath with jets, you can retreat here to unwind after action-filled days on the mountain and to ease weary ski legs.

An exceptional feature of this amazing residence is your own large private spa room dedicated to rest and relaxation. With spa loungers, a sauna and a large jacuzzi-style bath with jets, you can retreat here to unwind at any time of the day, but especially after an action-filled session on the mountain to rejuvenate your legs.

Alpine Myth is perfectly positioned to allow our guests to immerse themselves in the exciting and vibrant atmosphere of the resort. 13-minute walk to the heart of St Anton village and a 3-minute walk to the Nassereinbahn lift makes this exceptional Alpine home the ideal place to stay for an unforgettable Tyrol experience.

There are two designated outdoor parking spaces for your exclusive use as well as private laundry facilities.

Second floor
Open plan living and dining area (balcony access)
Kitchen
1 Double bedroom (balcony access, TV, en-suite shower room)
1 Double bedroom (balcony access, TV, en-suite shower room)
1 Double bedroom (balcony access, TV, en-suite shower room)
1 Twin bedroom (balcony access, TV, en-suite shower room)
Relaxation area
Sauna

Sleeps 8
200 Square meters
4 Bedrooms
5 Individual beds
4 Bathrooms
8 Dining table seats
8 Living area seats
Fireplace
Private spa room with spa loungers, a sauna and a large jacuzzi-style bath with jets
2 parking spaces
Private laundry facilities
Smart TV
WiFi
Balcony

Finest Holidays offers an exclusive collection of luxury ski chalets in St Anton. Catered and self-catered chalets for the discerning client. Some ski accommodation offer a swimming pool, sauna and hot tub. For chalet holiday rentals, summer and winter.

LUXURY SKI HOLIDAYS IN ST ANTON

 For such a well-known ski resort, the village itself is surprisingly small and compact. Its pedestrianised main street offers a wide choice of cafés, bars and good quality traditional and international restaurants as well as street offers a wide choice of cafés, bars and good quality traditional and international restaurants. St Anton am Arlberg is the ski capital of Austria and one of Europe's best ski resorts. There are plenty of good dining options in St. Anton, and a walk through the village at night reveals a buzzing choice of bars and clubs with around 70 restaurants to choose from. The resort is a long, sprawling mixture of traditional and modern buildings crammed into a narrow valley. It used to sandwiched between a busy road and the mainline railway - but the railway was moved before the start of the 2000/2001 World Championship season, and this area is landscaped into a park and ice rink. St Anton is full of character, its traffic-free main street lined by traditional-style buildings. It is an attractively bustling place, day and night.

SKIING IN ST ANTON

 Reliable snowfall and challenging skiing make St  Anton and the Arlberg a holy grail for advanced skiers but there is plenty of fun to be had by less experienced skiers and boarders too. St Anton is also renowned for great party atmosphere on and off the slopes, with several famous après ski bars strategically placed on the lower runs back to the village and a huge range of après-ski to choose from down in town. The Arlberg ski area and ski pass also include the ski resorts Lech and Zurs. The skiing and snowboarding terrain at St Anton consists of wide open treeless powder bowls, steep cliff drops and tight chutes, massive moguls, boundless linking groomed trails and gentle beginner areas. All the terrain is supported by a fast and efficient lift system. St Anton offers top quality skiing and boarding at high altitude with some of the best off-piste runs in Austria that are best tackled with a local guide. Steep and deep or mogulled runs off the top of the resort are what attracts the St Anton enthusiasts.

An award-winning new high speed lift recently replaced the Galzig Cable Car from the resort centre making access into the main area much quicker and there are some superb runs for keen intermediates. Whilst there are some beginner slopes directly above the resort, the area is best suited to strong intermediates and experts who will relish the challenge of St Anton’s steeper slopes whether covered in powder or bumps (fresh snow tracks out quickly). With the resorts of Lech, Zurs, Stuben and St Christoph all covered on the Ski Arlberg lift pass, there is no shortage of challenging skiing and snowboarding in this vast area. Snowboarders will also love the terrain as well as the half-pipe and freestyle park.

Summit: 2,812m
Base: 1,303m
Vertical Drop: 1507m
Easy: 49 km (42 %)
Intermediat: 54 km (47 %)
Difficult: 13 km (11 %)
Halfpipes: 1
Terrain Parks: 1
Lifts: 40
Chair lifts 13, surface lifts 24, Gondolas/Cable Cars 5