Completed in 2010 the Soline has been built to the highest standards with extensive use of old woods and natural stones. The property has an original 18th Century Tyrolean 'Stube', wooden furniture, floors and ceilings. In addition the dining area is ordained with an authentic Renaissance painted ceiling.
The apartment is laid out over a single floor and comfortably sleeps 11, in 5 bedrooms. The property is accessed via the lift or stairs. All the bedrooms and the living area have stunning views from spacious and sunny South West facing balconies.
A wonderful open plan living and dining area with traditional Austrian fire is located at the west end of the property. Its elevated position affords breath-taking views from the balconies and living area.
- WiFi
- Gym
- Spa
- Terrace
From price
- Accommodation
- 10 April 2022
- 7 Nights
- Self-Catered | Sleeps 11
Price based on per person rate with 2 sharing a standard room. Please call us with your requirements for exact pricing and departures from other airports. This is a guide price and availability is not guaranteed. Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year and other public holidays), exchange rates, flight class and room type can affect prices considerably.
Bedrooms
- 1 double master bedroom (en-suite bathroom)
- 1 double/ twin bedroom (en-suite bathroom)
- 1 double/ twin bedroom (en-suite bathroom)
- 1 twin bedroom (separate shower room)
- 1 bunk room (adult size) plus single bed (en-suite bathroom, sleeps 3)
- Separate guest toilet
- Total 4 bathrooms, 1 shower room, additional W.C.
- Open plan living/ dining / kitchen area
- Second small living / dining area with kitchen facilities
- Balconies
- Shared ski locker
Offers and Availability
Resort details
St. Anton
St. Anton ski resort is one of the oldest and finest in the Alps, bursting with stylish hotels, restaurants and chalets. Known for its impressive snow record, St. Anton lies deep in the Arlberg region at the western end of Austria, one of Europe’s snowiest spots. Just two hours away from three international airports, the village is remarkably easy to get to. Intermediate and advanced skiers are in their element here thanks to the varied ski area and the extensive network of pistes (305km) and lifts (97).
The village has more than a few luxury chalets and hotels but also caters well to more modest budgets. It is safe to say, however, that if you are looking for a hotel with the wow factor, you are sure to find something to fit the bill here.
After a day carving up the mountain, it’s worth checking out St. Anton’s renowned après ski scene. Arguably the spiritual home of après ski, St. Anton ski resort was put on the party map back in the 60s thanks to the two legendary bars either side of the Galzig piste: The MooserWirt and The Krazy Kanguruh.
To find out more about St. Anton ski resort, call our ski experts today.