Skichalet Ferwall - St. Anton

Chalet Ferwall is in a first class location with skiing almost to and from the door. Opposite the Nasserein gondola lift, nursery slopes, ski school and ski rental. Ski to the bottom of the piste and across the road to the chalet accessing the skiing could hardly be easier. Near the hamlet of Nasserein, the oldest part of St. Anton, the chalet is in a first-rate position for both the skiing and the nightlife of St. Anton. Formerly a pension, chalet Ferwall benefits from all spacious rooms having en suite facilities and tv. With a light and airy decoration in traditional Austrine pine, chalet Ferwall offers a traditional Austrian ambience with a homely feel. Most of the rooms have access onto a balcony. The lounge/dining room has comfortable bench style seating around the tables and is a popular venue for evening card games or a warm drink. Close to the famous domed church in this picturesque resort it is a popular choice due to its proximity to the town centre with the lively bars, restaurants and shops of the main pedestrian zone. Chalet Ferwall is in a perfect location to access the skiing area and makes this the ideal choice for the ski-in/out enthusiast. Friendly owners live in a self-contained apartement in the upper part of the chalet accessed by the chalet front door.

Your stay in this chalet is including the catering service:
Every morning an extensive breakfast. When you go skiing the chalet staff will clear the table and taking care of the housekeeping. After skiing there is a hearty or sweet afternoon tea and in the evening the chalet staff serving a delicious three course dinner including wine in your own chalet.

Rooms:

Rooms:
1x twin/triple room with shower & WC
1x double room with shower & WC
1x double room with shower & WC
1x double room with shower & WC
1x separate WC

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St. Anton am Arlberg

The village

St. Anton is Austria's premier ski resort and ranks among the top five resorts for truly challenging skiing. St. Anton is renowned for its extensive, challenging skiing and snowboarding, and its even more extreme and vibrant nightlife. This Austrian resort will appeal to everyone, but it holds the greatest attraction for competent skiers and snowboarders with an appetite for challenging mountains and non-stop nightlife. The resort retains its traditional Austrian charm, with a long, pedestrianised main street full of attractive and traditional buildings. This street is the focus of the action; the best bars, clubs and most of the restaurants are located here, and the main ski lifts are only a minute's walk away.

The ski area

St Anton provides 276km of pistes and 174km of backcountry runs to get your teeth into. What's more, the snowfall (and superb snowmaking facilities) in St. Anton is usually sufficient to maintain the slopes up to the end of April. The skiing in St. Anton is superb. Beginners are the only level of group who do not have ideal conditions; once you have conquered the nursery slopes there are few obvious runs to progress to. The standard of the pistes in St. Anton is high and when you are exploring the on-piste terrain you should remember that a red run in St. Anton may be trickier than a red run in other parts of Europe. The backcountry freeride routes in St. Anton are also infamous and attract a number of the World's best skiers and snowboarders. St. Anton is situated close to the other popular Austrian resorts of Lech, Zürs and St. Christoph. Lech is also worth a visit, the beautiful buildings and wide cruisy slopes make it clear why Lech is such a favourite with British and Scandinavian.

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Prices 2012-2013

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