Chalet Hotel Rosanna, St Anton

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4.0 out of 5 based on 6 reviews
The actual chalet hotel was OK. I’ve stayed in Austria several times before, where hotels are run by Austrians, but this place as run by English and the food wasn’t brilliant to be honest. The staff were very friendly and the whole place was clean, it was just the standard of the food. You’re a fifteen mi... + more
Brian
3 out of 5
The Rosanna was great and we had a great time. We were on the top floor and had a big room, but my friend booked a twin room for 3 and it was tiny. She ended up paying for another room when she was there as there was a spare room available. The bathrooms seemed newish and my friend who had been there before sai... + more
Lucy
3 out of 5
It was fine, a bit run down but otherwise good. It’s in a very convenient location, about 5 minutes’ walk to the nearest lift, ideal really. It’s also right next to the train station. All the bars and restaurants and things are nearby. There’s a tapas place and a nice café with good pastries a few minutes’... + more
Graham Dauncey, London
4 out of 5
I love the Rosanna because its so central and the hosts are so enthusiastic and knowledgable about how to get the most from a week in Austria's greatest ski town! I think it filters down from the top because Adam the hotel manager is a true Brit-gone-native... having first visited as a seasonaire and then staye... + more
Richard, Sno Staff
5 out of 5
We stayed here at the beginning of April 2014 as a couple. I was really impressed by the whole experience, especially how well the Rosanna is run. In particular the food was excellent. We had really tasty and filling 3 course meals every evening. The chef made a real effort with the presentation as well - it wa... + more
Louise, London
5 out of 5
Had a great time here! The rooms were good, I slept in a twin which was spacious and had a really nice bathroom. The food was ok, better on some days than others but otherwise fine. It has a good location near the lifts which took about 5 minutes at most to get to via an easy walk just up a road. It’s re... + more
Joanna Mecklenburgh, Herne Hill
4 out of 5
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Location: where is Chalet Hotel Rosanna

You'll love the location of the Chalet Hotel Rosanna, just off the pedestrianised main street in the heart of St Anton village, which is famous for its night life. The hotel is only a five minute walk from the ski schools and main lifts which give you access to arguably the best skiing in the Austrian Tirol.

Overview: chalet description: Chalet Hotel Rosanna description

If you looking for some fantastic skiing and serious après ski, then St Anton is the perfect ski resort for you.

Inside this traditional style chalet hotel you'll find plenty of charm, with ornately carved ceilings, rich fabrics, comfy sofas and rustic wooden furniture. Chalet Hotel Rosanna is for adults only outside of the school holidays and the lounge is an extremely popular meeting place for our hotel guests at the end of the day. Step out into the main street and sample the village night life or you can always opt for our very own Scotty's bar right next door to the hotel which has a lively, fun atmosphere and, incidentally, serves delicious pizzas too.

Children are welcome at Chalet Hotel Rosanna from the age of 7 upwards during school holidays however childcare is not provided.

What's included

  • Accommodation
  • Direct flights
  • Resort transfer 1 hr 30 mins
  • Welcome drinks
  • Breakfast
  • Afternoon tea
  • 3 course dinner & wine
  • Lift pass collection service

Please Note:

Taxes will be paid in resort. Charges apply to anyone aged 16+ at €3 per person per night.

To the end of 2019, guest tax is payable for children born in 2003 or before. Children born in 2004 or after are free.

From January 2020, guest tax is payable for children born in 2004 or before. Children born in 2005 or after are free.

Facilities: Chalet Hotel Rosanna features

· Wifi / Internet · Ski School · Breakfast · Afternoon Tea · Dinner with wine · Adult Chalet

Room Types: Chalet Hotel Rosanna bedrooms

The bedrooms are freshly styled with a crisp, contemporary feel and all have en-suite bathrooms, most have balconies. Guests may choose from twin and Austrian twin style rooms with en-suite facilities. An Austrian twin room has a double bed base with two single mattresses.

Guest rooms have en-suite facilities. Some rooms have balconies and may have a sofa bed.

Room Facilities

• Free WiFi

• Complimentary toiletries

Twin

These guest rooms are available on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor. All twin rooms have ensuite bathrooms.

Maximum occupancy: 2 guests

Twin (with sofa bed)

These twin rooms are available on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor. They have 2 single beds and ensuite bathrooms.

Maximum occupancy: 3 guests

Austrian Twin

An Austrian twin room has a double bed base with two single mattresses. All rooms have ensuite bathroom facilities.

Maximum occupancy: 2 guests

Austrian Twin (with sofa bed)

An Austrian twin room has a double bed base with two single mattresses. All rooms have ensuite bathroom facilities.

Maximum occupancy: 3 guests

Meals: Chalet Hotel Rosanna food & drink

Breakfast, tea and dinner are all served in the spacious dining room, which has plenty of charm of its own. The large tables are perfect for a sociable evening, catching up on the day's skiing over the delicious three course dinner which is accompanied by a choice of complimentary wines. The day starts with a hearty English breakfast or an appetising continental option with fresh pastries. And we make sure there's plenty of home baked cakes and warming soup available at tea!

Restaurant

At Chalet Hotel Rosanna you'll love the charming restaurant with its social tables and warm welcome from our friendly staff.

A full English or continental breakfast will set you up for the day, followed by a delicious afternoon tea consisting of freshly baked cakes, soup, juices and an assortment of teas. Evening dinner includes three courses with complimentary wine, the perfect setting for reminiscing and exchanging anecdotes from the slopes.

Please Note: One evening a week dinner is not served in the chalet hotel allowing you the opportunity to dine out at one of the excellent local restaurants.

Bar

Scotty's bar to the side of the hotel is a great place for socialising with a pool table and a variety of entertainments during the week. If you don't want to venture too far on the dining out evening then Scotty's is your one-stop destination because the pizzas are to die for.

We update Chalet Hotel Rosanna's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.
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Resort: about St Anton: about holidays in St Anton: about ski holidays in St Anton: about ski holidays in St Anton Austria

•Huge Arlberg area •Awesome après ski •Extensive powder terrain

Austria's snowsport capital, St Anton in the extensive Arlberg circus of the Tyrolean Alps has every level of ability covered (including the most exhilarating white-knuckle terrain). Stunning alpine scenery and world famous après ski make St Anton an international "top ten" destination for its' immense skiing, incredible views and intense partying.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Groups •Non skiers •Off-piste •Chalets •Après ski

St Anton webcam

Snow Report: Top 89cm, Bottom 40cm

Snow Forecast: 73cm expected this week

Snow History: December average depth 79.83cm

St Anton trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Innsbruck (INN)100km, 1 h
Friedrichshafen (FDH)130km, 1h30
Region:Austria, Alps.
First opened:1900

St Anton lift pass price last reported as €228 (adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Chalet Hotel Rosanna.
Night skiing: No
St Anton has NSEW facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December - April.

Town altitude: 1,304m
Top of slopes: 2,811m
Bottom of piste: 1,304m
Vertical drop: 1,507m
Total length of trails:280km
Longest piste:11.32 km
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"OK, food could be better"

Brian
3/ out of 5
The actual chalet hotel was OK. I’ve stayed in Austria several times before, where hotels are run by Austrians, but this place as run by English and the food wasn’t brilliant to be honest. The staff were very friendly and the whole place was clean, it was just the standard of the food. You’re a fifteen minute walk from the ski lift. There’s a ski room at the back of the hotel, so you’re walking with ski boots and equipment which isn’t ideal.

"Great week at the Rosanna"

Lucy
3/ out of 5
The Rosanna was great and we had a great time. We were on the top floor and had a big room, but my friend booked a twin room for 3 and it was tiny. She ended up paying for another room when she was there as there was a spare room available. The bathrooms seemed newish and my friend who had been there before said it looked new. A huge plus was the hot baths that I had at the end of every day! It was amazing! The location was absolutely perfect!! Everything was right there and the ski lift was about a 5min walk. The location was definitely a big plus! The food was good, the breakfasts were great, however the dinners were up and down. The one night we had a lemon risotto and it tasted like feet. The cakes were hilarious and were made of lovely colours… The one I remember most was bright pink and fluffy. The one thing I wish they would sort out is the TV’s. I don’t necessarily watch a lot of TV, but it was like from the 1980’s; a big ugly box TV. It would have been really nice to have a flatscreen in the bedroom, even just a cheap flatscreen TV, just to make the room feel a lot better. It was fairly average accommodation, pretty much what I expected, it was as it said it was on the tin basically.

"Very convenient location and very helpful staff"

Graham Dauncey, London
4/ out of 5
It was fine, a bit run down but otherwise good. It’s in a very convenient location, about 5 minutes’ walk to the nearest lift, ideal really. It’s also right next to the train station. All the bars and restaurants and things are nearby. There’s a tapas place and a nice café with good pastries a few minutes’ walk away. The staff were very helpful and very friendly. The food was surprisingly good. The ice cream was nice and it was nice to come back to afternoon tea with cake, etc. There was a good selection of options at afternoon tea. The room was ok, nothing special. It was facing the station and quite quiet. I was generally very impressed with the chalet.

"Superb location, great food and very friendly"

Richard, Sno Staff
5/ out of 5
I love the Rosanna because its so central and the hosts are so enthusiastic and knowledgable about how to get the most from a week in Austria's greatest ski town! I think it filters down from the top because Adam the hotel manager is a true Brit-gone-native... having first visited as a seasonaire and then stayed for more years than he should admit to! You get the best of both world's with this chalet-hotel; the extra catering of a chalet (afternoon tea/cakes plus the all-important free wine with supper) but also the higher standards of chef-ing and extra communal/socialising spaces that come with accommodation the size of a hotel. The rooms are of a higher than average standard but not quite boutique hotel. The hotel-run bar in the basement is great when you're too tired to head off into St Anton after dinner, but to be honest its all so central you're likely to make the most of perhaps the world's most famous après ski. For the best lunch up on the mountain, go to the ultra-glam Hospiz Alm and eat inside, where you'll see photos of the great and the good who ski and eat there including Micheal Schumacher, Tony Blair, Pres Putin and dozens of others - make sure you take the old stone slide down to the basement loos - hilarious after too much gluhwein! More of an adults hotel >> fine with teenage kids in tow, but consider somewhere like the Schweizerhof for younger family ski holidays.

"Lovely holiday! Great food and right in the middle of town"

Louise, London
5/ out of 5
We stayed here at the beginning of April 2014 as a couple. I was really impressed by the whole experience, especially how well the Rosanna is run. In particular the food was excellent. We had really tasty and filling 3 course meals every evening. The chef made a real effort with the presentation as well - it was equivalent to eating in a decent restaurant or a gastro pub. To give you an idea, we ate things like goat cheese and roasted pepper salad, shoulder of lamb and panna cotta. There were at least 3 choices for starters and mains, and veggies are well catered for. I was not expecting such good food for the price we paid. My boyfriend (who is a bit of a fussy one) didn't touch the wine, but I quite happily drank the rose (can't complain when it's complimentary and free flowing!). He was also ill while we were there and the staff really went out of their way to accommodate him and make him feel as comfortable as possible - to the point where they offered to bring him food to his room. Our room was probably the nicest thing about the hotel, it was very comfortable. The rest of the hotel is fine but it could do with a face lift to be honest. Our bathroom was clean, modern and well finished and we had a bath which is always nice when you've been skiing all day. There’s complimentary shower gel and shampoo, and you even get a little bottle of hair conditioner. The beds were comfy and large. Make sure you request for a room away from the bar area as some of the rooms are above the bar and apparently they are quite noisy. We had to fork out about 10 euros for internet which was annoying but apparently some of the other guests didn’t even get Wifi reception in their rooms. That seemed to be the only grumble that everyone at the hotel had. The staff really were exceptionally friendly and helpful. I noticed they were good with the children that were staying in the hotel, and the children all seemed to be making friends and playing board games in the lounge together. There was generally a very friendly and communal vibe at the hotel. At dinner we were seated at large tables together with other guests (the seating plan changed each night), so we gradually got to know most of the other people staying at the hotel. The hosts also encouraged us to ski together by organising a meeting point for lunch. It’s definitely a good place to come as a solo traveller. The location is spot on, literally right in the middle of town. It's only a few meters to walk to several of the main lifts. You can easily get to the Galzig ski area (which we particularly liked) by walking a few minutes to the Galzigbahn, or if the snow isn’t as good (we went in April which is late in the season) then go up high on the Rendl side which is northerly facing so the snow stays good for longer, and again the Rendl gondola is literally just down the road from the hotel. The ski hire shop was only a few meters away, and the main pedestrian high street is just round the back of the hotel. We booked our own flights to Zurich and then took the train from the airport (there's a direct train to St. Anton from Zurich HB). The Rosanna is literally opposite the train station, so it was really nice that I didn't have to lug my baggage around town. It was also in the perfect position for après ski - downstairs is Scotty's bar where all the seasonaire types seem to hang out. The famous Krazy Kanguruh and Mooserwirt bars are up on the slopes not far away. There's also the Bodega tapas bar round the corner which we went to with some friends. We didn't eat here but our friends did and I had serious food envy!

"Rooms really good. Had a great time."

Joanna Mecklenburgh, Herne Hill
4/ out of 5
Had a great time here! The rooms were good, I slept in a twin which was spacious and had a really nice bathroom. The food was ok, better on some days than others but otherwise fine. It has a good location near the lifts which took about 5 minutes at most to get to via an easy walk just up a road. It’s really near the main high street where all the famous bars are, so it would be a good for younger people too.
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