Pristine powder snow meets deep blue skies. The glittering sun casts brilliant light on the snow covered slopes and crystal clear mountain air refreshes the senses.
Fantastic sporting highlights and top-notch Alpine skiing await all who come here.
Enjoy traditional Tyrolean hospitality and excellent food, in tune with the season.
Be enveloped by the atmosphere of this hotel jewel that has been family owned for generations and has preserved its identity and inimitable style.
21 rooms and suites, without exception offering spectacular vistas of the Arlberg mountains, are characterised by tasteful traditional furnishings and genuine alpine charm.
Make your room your home away from home and find your own space to recharge your energy for new winter sport adventures the next day.
Scrumptious and generous breakfast buffet is an energy booster and a wonderful kick start for the day. At lunchtime you may choose from well assorted à la carte menu in restaurant or on the private sun terrace – located right next to the slopes.
The après-ski afternoon snack is designed to replenish your energy levels before you conclude an exhilarating day on the slopes with a perfect wind-down in restaurant St Christoph Stube.
The hotel kitchen never fails to provide outstanding culinary treats – traditional Tyrolean dishes and international classics are bound to please the most sophisticated palate.
Austrian and international wines are selected personally by the host to round off the experience.
Arlberg – the cradle of alpine skiing – offers a winter sports experience of the highest level with a total of 305 km of ski runs & 87 ski lifts & cable cars.
Situated at 1,800m altitude, St Christoph is one of the highest alpine ski villages – small, refined & authentic.
In the heart of the village and at the foot of the world famous ‘Galzig’ mountain, the Arlberghöhe is the perfect ski hotel next to the slopes.
Great physical fitness and inner calm are required by mountain climbers who take on this Arlberg via ferrate.
Cycling in the mountains around St. Anton – more than 3,800 kilometres of official mountain bike routes make Tyrol first-class bikers’ territory.
Brown and rainbow trout can be caught in the Rosanna River and in Verwall lake.
A clearly-marked signposting system gives holidaymakers detailed information about their destination and route, distance, time and difficulty level.
Arlberg Mountain offers 180 km of off-piste downhill runs, making it one of the world’s most spectacular off-piste resorts.
Discover gigantic massifs, hidden turquoise coloured mountain lakes and enjoy the splendid view of wonderful Arlberg region.
With almost 350 nationally and internationally certified winter sports instructors, the Arlberg ski school is the largest in Austria.
HOTEL ARLBERGHÖHE
St. Christoph 146580 St. ChristophTirol Austria