St. Anton am Arlberg! You are instantly greeted by idyllic snow conditions, glittering powder, and the incredible expanse of one of the world’s most beautiful, vast, and famous ski resorts. The Arlberg is known as the cradle of alpine skiing; it was here that the Alps' first ski club was founded and Austria's first cable car dedicated solely to winter sports was built. Today, the Arlberg ski region—featuring 88 lifts, 305 km of perfectly groomed slopes, and 200 km of deep-snow runs—is the largest interconnected ski area in Austria and the fifth-largest in the world. Yet St. Anton offers this diversity beyond the winter season, too; in summer, countless magnificent cycling and mountain tours invite you to enjoy a stay that—with this property—you can not only dream of all year round but actually experience. Situated at an altitude of 1,284 meters above sea level, St. Anton am Arlberg is a municipality of 2,372 inhabitants in the Landeck district of Tyrol. It lies at the foot of the Arlberg massif, right on the border with Vorarlberg. Once an important mountain pass settlement, St. Anton is a place rich in history and tradition. Sports and club life are embraced here with genuine passion—something you can feel, even though the region relies primarily on tourism. St. Anton boasts excellent infrastructure and is easily accessible by rail via its own station; it is located 236 km from Munich, 282 km from Stuttgart, 64 km from Lindau, 58 km from Bregenz, 132 km from Zurich, 98 km from Innsbruck, 132 km from Salzburg, and 572 km from Vienna.