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Hotel Alte Post
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About Hotel Alte Post
Hotel Alte Post carries genuine history — it began life as an Imperial Post Office in the 17th century, and the original panelled stübli remains intact today. The building's age is part of its character: wood-lined corridors, hand-painted furniture, and antiques give it a warmth that purpose-built hotels rarely achieve. Accommodation ranges from traditional rooms, some with four-poster beds or tucked under the eaves, to newer rooms featuring Austrian ceramic stoves, generous sitting areas, and well-appointed bathrooms. Two-room suites are also available. The spa is among the strongest in St. Anton, with a pool, hot tub, sauna, and hammam all on site. The two main bars draw a loyal après-ski crowd and serve as natural gathering points at the end of the day. This package covers seven nights from 4th April 2026 on a half-board basis, with flights and transfers included — a straightforward way to book a complete St. Anton stay at a hotel that has been at the centre of the resort for centuries.
The Layout
A historic 17th-century building combined with modern wings, spanning 4 floors with central elevator access.
Amenities
16 features available
Pool
Sauna
Spa
Gym
Bar Area
Steam Room
Ski Room
Wine Cellar
Parking
WiFi
Driver Service
Hot Tub
Pool
Sauna
Spa
Gym
Bar Area
Steam Room
Ski Room
Wine Cellar
Parking
WiFi
Driver Service
Hot Tub
Pool
Sauna
Spa
Gym
Bar Area
Steam Room
Ski Room
Wine Cellar
Parking
WiFi
Driver Service
Hot Tub
Winter 2026/27 Pricing
Low Season
From
£340
per night
Mid Season
From
£480
per night
High Season
From
£650
per night
Location
Hotel Alte Post sits in the heart of St. Anton am Arlberg, one of the Alps' most serious ski destinations. The central position means the resort's restaurants, shops, and après-ski bars are all within easy walking distance. Crucially, the hotel offers ski-in, ski-out access, removing the need for shuttle buses or lengthy walks in ski boots. St. Anton's lift network connects directly to the broader Ski Arlberg area — one of Austria's largest linked ski regions — giving guests access to significant vertical and varied terrain without changing resorts. The village centre location also makes evenings straightforward, with dining and nightlife options close at hand.
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About St. Anton
The cradle of Alpine skiing, offering legendary freeride terrain and world-famous après-ski.
Ideal forExpert SkiersAprès-Ski EnthusiastsAdvanced SkiersAdult Groups
- Altitude
- 1,304m
- Summit
- 2,811m
- Pistes
- 302km
- Drop
- 1,507m
- Snowfall
- 7m per season
- Season
- Early Dec – Late Apr
St. Anton am Arlberg is widely recognized as one of the premier ski destinations in the world, blending deep-rooted Alpine history with an electrifying modern atmosphere. Known as the 'cradle of Alpine skiing', it boasts a vibrant pedestrianized village center lined with traditional Tyrolean chalets, bustling boutiques, and some of the most famous après-ski venues in Europe. As part of the massive Ski Arlberg network—Austria's largest contiguous ski area—St. Anton offers access to a staggering amount of terrain. While the groomed pistes are vast and impeccably maintained, the resort truly shines for its challenging off-piste capabilities. Expert skiers flock here for the steep bowls, deep powder, and renowned un-groomed itinerary routes that crisscross the imposing peaks. Beyond the extreme skiing and wild parties, St. Anton retains an undeniable charm. Its excellent infrastructure, high-end dining options, and seamless train connectivity make it a top-tier destination for advanced skiers, lively groups, and anyone looking for a high-energy Alpine holiday.
St. Anton is an advanced skier's dream, famous for its 200km of un-groomed but marked 'ski routes' and endless freeride opportunities. While beginners may find the local slopes steep and intimidating, intermediates and experts will revel in the vast, interconnected Arlberg network spanning over 300km of pistes.
Austria's largest interconnected ski area, linking St. Anton, St. Christoph, Stuben, Zürs, Lech, Warth, and Schröcken.
Ski areas
Valluga
FreerideThe highest peak in the resort, offering legendary and extreme off-piste descents down to Zürs (guide required for the top section).
Schindler Kar
ExpertFamous for its steep, thrilling itinerary routes that fill with moguls and offer incredible powder after a dump.
Galzig
IntermediateThe main hub accessed by a high-tech Funitel, offering wide, sunny red runs and seamless connections to the rest of the Arlberg.
Rendl
ParkLocated on the opposite side of the valley, featuring the Stanton Park for freestylers and a sunny 'beach' bar area.
Gampen
BeginnerLower slopes offering some easier blue and red runs that wind their way back down into the village center.
Getting there
Innsbruck Airport (INN)
1h 15min
100km
Frequent shuttle services, private taxis, and direct train connections are available from Innsbruck and Zurich airports. Several day-car parks are available at the resort entrances, though the village center is largely pedestrianized.
Season & passes
Early December to late April
Pass prices vary slightly depending on low or high season. The Ski Arlberg pass automatically includes St. Anton, Lech, Zürs, and Warth-Schröcken.
Lift passes
Adult Day Pass (EUR 75), Adult 6-Day Pass (EUR 405)
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LOW SEASON
£340
/night