Was nice to get away in May, but the entire town is shut down until it opens in June. More

Great skiing for good skiers (not really any easy runs for beginners). Excellent hotels with very high standards of cleanliness. Great mountain restaurants and apres ski bars. Good and varied restaurants. And you can get there by train! The only downside, as another reviewer has remarked, is the ski hire costs. The charges are the same wherever you go (even... More

One of the best places for good skiing for good skiers More

A Truly huge ski area with a vast network of lifts. The skiing has a very different feel compared to the American West. Almost no trees to define the trails so there are vast open slopes. Lower elevations than the Rockies bring much more variable snow conditions. When we were there in mid-March there were spring like conditions, frozen solid... More

The mountains were amazing, the place extremely cosy and the hotels very nice! Highly recommended More

We were here at the end of April and they still had great snow! Many places were closed, but still had a great weekend! More

If you are a intermediate or advanced skier or boarder, some excellent snow conditions, but avoid end of season. St Anton itself is an interesting mix. Some very enjoyable parts and genuine people, but also some very pretentious individuals and a 'poser's paradise' for those who feel it is necessary to advertise their wealth, or their faux designer gear! Eating... More

Ski resorts don't come better than St Anton (Zermatt comes a very close second). Whatever the weather or snow conditions there is always a part of the huge ski area that is skiing well and has good conditions. For powder hounds it is a Mecca for off piste skiing. Experienced piste cruisers can be kept busy for a week without... More

We liked St. Anton for its various shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. More