St Anton Food, Drink and Apres Ski. St Anton is renowned for its unique apres ski and nightlife. The party begins late afternoon in the mountain bars such as the famous Krazy Kangaruh and Moosewirt. Drop in for a warming gluhwein or two and you'll ineveitably stay to join in the dancing - ski boots and salopettes the dress code for dancing but remember you still need to ski back down! For those with the stamina the fun starts all over again later in the evening in the village bars and clubs. There are also plenty of quieter bars and good quality restaurants to satisfy everyone. The following selection should keep you busy! Pomodoro. Situated in the main pedestrian area of St Anton, Pomodoro has a very relaxed atmosphere. Long trestle tables seating up to 14 people and a no reservation policy will ensure that you meet up with some interesting new friends! Scottys. A lively British run pizzeria with great food at attractive prices. Floriani. Situated out of the pedestrian zone, with more of a traditional and quieter feel than the other two pizzerias. San Antonio. A firm favourite for our Nasserein guests. Hotel Fahrner is a A family run Hotel situated slightly above the village, offering a wide range of fondue options and local specialities. Montjola is the most famous fondue restaurant in the Arlberg region need we say more? Book early to avoid disappointment. Underground on the Piste. Sadly, no more Underground in the Village but Joan still operates this lovely restaurant which offers an excellent fondue and a la carte menu. Dorfstubn. Situated right in the centre of the pedestrian zone offering a wide variety of local dishes. Nassereinerhof. For those of you staying in one of our Chalets in Nasserein, this is an excellent restaurant offering a variety of local dishes including fondue. Kaminstube. For those Moos guests that dont want to walk very far a choice of excellent local cuisine. Maximilian. Situated near the Church, a traditional Austrian restaurant offering a variety of regional Austrian dishes. Hazienda. Offering excellent International cuisine. The most popular restaurant in townmake sure you book in advance and get there early to have a pre-dinner Caipirinha! Ben Venuto. Situated next to the Wellness Centre, offering a fusion of Italian and Thai cuisine. Hospiz Alm. Offering superb cuisine and one of the worlds largest assortments of Bordeaux wines, the Hospitz Alm in St Christoph will not disappoint. Dining at the Hospiz is a unique experience, open fires, fantastic service and dont forget to try out the slide down to the loos.. St Anton is home to some of the best Apres Ski bars in Austria; here are a few of our firm favourites: Krazy Kangaruh. Right on the piste, the KK is one of the most famous apres ski bars in the alps. With its extraordinary international party atmosphere, its not a place to be missed. Taps. Situated right next to the KK, Taps offers the best sun terrace with an Ice Bar and plenty of sun-loungers. Kick start your apres ski here at happy hour with great music and interesting local shooters. Also a reasonably priced place to stop for lunch. Mooserwirt. For traditional stein drinking, thigh slapping, oompah playin, Austrian apres ski, the Mooserwirt is the place to be. Situated on the home run, you will hear it before you see it! Heustadl. With great food, atmosphere, live music and location on the piste, the Heustadl is a must on the apres ski circuit. Fang House. For those of you on the Nasserein side of the village. The Fang House is situated next to the Nasserein Bahn. Enjoy apres drinks on the deck, watching the sun go down. After apres ski and dinner, in the chalet or in one of St Antons many restaurants, head into town to sample the varied nightlife on offer. Bar Cuba. A relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff make this bar a favourite with staff and guests alike. Scottys. A lively British style resort bar and pizzeria, Scottys offers great music, table football and the infamous green beer. Bobos. For those karaoke kings and queens, Bobos Tex-Mex style bar and restaurant offers guaranteed fun for all. The Funky Chicken. Frozen margaritas and funky music makes the Funky Chicken THE place to start your evening. Jacksys Bar. Easy going English style pub serving draught beer, draught Guinness and Kilkenny. A relaxing atmosphere for those wanting something less lively. Platzl. A rustic style bar with an open fire, offering live music and a relaxed atmosphere. Tom Dooleys. Situated in Nasserein, this traditional, family run bar offers a cosy atmosphere, serving local beers and excellent gluhwein. Piccadilly. A British-style pub offering excellent live music and an explosive atmosphere. Kandahar. Dancing till 6am, with the best DJs from all over the world. Chosen as the best night club in the Alps in 2003, Kandahar is the ideal place to end your evening in style!

La Cloche A small French restaurant next door to The Isba chalet hotel which has a delightfully intimate atmosphere. Service is excellent without being intrusive. Classic French cooking with lots of local dishes on the menu. The evening menu is more gastronomic (and more pricey!). There is a nice terrace in front which is a great suntrap later in the season. Le Chabichou A 2* Michelin restaurant attached to a 4*hotel. The restaurant offers a good value lunch menu with quality food in a stunning setting. Eat on the sunny terrace or pop on the slippers provided (no ski boots allowed) to eat inside. Wine tasting tours can be arranged in the restored wine cellar where the most expensive wine is a 1970 Petrus (4,000!). Le Genepi A lovely restaurant where everything is home made, including the bread. Run by a husband and wife team this restaurant has two separate areas allowing groups to have their own private parties! Make the most of the lovely atmosphere by arriving early and sipping your aperitif in front of the fire. La Saulire Very much a place to be seen. The fabulous menu attracts the in-crowd who sit out on the sunny terrace at lunch time watching the rest of Courchevel go by! The imaginative main courses and melt in the mouth desserts dont come cheap but for that special occasion La Saulire is well worth a visit. Le Tremplin Ideally situated for that post ski bite as it is at the foot of the slope next to La Croisette. This large eatery concentrates on a seafood menu but does offer some alternatives particularly at lunchtime. The evening menu can be a little expensive so you may wish to choose from the Oyster Bar or the Creperie next door! Bar lEquipe If you are looking for a full English breakfast, burgers or wood-fire cooked pizzas then this is the place for you. Very centrally located (opposite the Isba chalet hotel) this bar has a lively apres-ski atmosphere. Reasonably priced menu and a great happy hour from 4-6pm, means this bar/restaurant has quickly become a favourite of the English contingent in Courchevel. Le Refuge Typical French restaurant with wooden tables and bench seating. Good value, basic Savoyarde dishes make this a favourite with the locals. Situated just along the road from the Isba chalet hotel and around the corner from the Three Musketeers it is centrally located but can be quieter than some of the other eateries. Le Cap Horn The place in Courchevel for an extravagant lunch. If lunch is too expensive for you (nothing here is cheap!) why not pop in for a mid-afternoon drink and enjoy listening to the DJ spinning discs from a piste basher! There is a drinks only area which offers a more reasonable menu and a chance to sit and watch the rich and famous go in and out of the restaurant proper. Dining in the evening is strictly by reservation only but you do get to choose from the wine list starting at 35 up to 13,200 per bottle! La Soucoupe Make sure you visit the restaurant on the top floor rather than the self-service restaurant downstairs. This lovely warm wooden chalet is a favourite with regular visitors to Courchevel. The sunny terrace has stunning views over Courchevel and the meat dishes are grilled on an open log fire. The delicious food includes favourites such as steak and fish dishes abut also local specialities such as foie gras pan-fried with onion compote. Le Chalet de Pierres Run by Madame Saxe for the last 19 years, this gastro French restaurant is legendry for its dessert buffet. The main restaurant can be pricey but the side bar offers crepes and snacks at reasonable prices. Booking is essential if you wish to eat in the evenings but they do send a snow caterpillar to pick you up! LArc-en-ciel Although still part of the Courchevel Valley, this restaurant is only one lift away from Meribel so a great place to stop. A wide selection of food is on offer at reasonable prices. You will also find one of the best hot chocolates on the mountain here! There is a snack bar downstairs for those on a tight budget. Les Chenus This large self-service restaurant has a great terrace with lots of deck chairs. Just perfect for sunning yourself whilst sipping your drinks from the adjoining bar. Lots of simple dishes and snacks at reasonable prices make it a favourite with those not wanting to spend a fortune. Les Verdons Known primarily as a convenient meeting point, those in the know tend not to eat here. If you do stop here have a drink and make use of the sunny terrace before skiing on!

Val d'Isere is one of the finest ski resorts in the world. Amazing snow records, a vast ski area and an extremely efficient lift system are what makes L'Espace Killy (Val d'Isere Tignes) so popular. For extreme skiers and boarders, the off piste is truly fantastic: untracked powder and challenging couloirs are easy to find. For beginners and intermediates, you will find miles upon miles of carefully groomed tree-lined pistes. The excellent variety of pistes and the boundless opportunities on offer make Val d'Isere a real magnet for all standards of skier and snowboarder. Marmotte A and B | Val d'Isere. Neighbouring modern chalet apartments situated on the second floor of the Jardin Alpin 1 Residence. Popular with individual families or small groups of 5/6 but can also be combined and run as one chalet for 10/12 guests. Ideally located on the slopes at the foot of Solaise and perfect for families with young children as a flat path takes you straight to the village nursery slopes, ski school, kindergarten and the main lifts. You can walk across the nursery slopes to the resort centre i... 1 double(can be used as single), 2 twins. 10min across nursery slopes or ski bus outside chalet. Amelia A | Val d'Isere. Newly built three seasons ago by the Bonnevie's, one of the long standing families of Val d'Isere, the attractive Amelia chalets have proved extremely popular with our guests. Chalets Amelia are situated in the stunning tranquil area of Le Fornet. This expanding area offers doorstep skiing via the cable car station opposite and easy access to the town centre via the free ski bus which stops outside the chalet. If you fancy an after dinner drink then head for the Arolay bar and restaurant ju... Ski bus outside chalet. Casa Rivas | Val d'Isere. This attractive chalet was lovingly hand built by it's owner Luis Rivas and he is justly very proud of his beautiful home, besides it funds his enviable life of skiing in Val and surfing in Bali!. Built of local Savoyarde stone and wood which creates a warm and inviting ambience, the chalet has proved very popular and is certainly one of our favourites. It is conveniently located in a quiet location just 200m from the Bellevarde lifts and nursery slopes and approximately 5 minutes wa... Arabella | Val d'Isere. Arabella is a beautiful detached chalet blending traditional Savoyarde design, antiques and furnishings with modern facilities. This sought after chalet with an excellent ski in/out position is situated on the slopes at the foot of Solaise. From the front door a short ski down a gentle blue takes you straight to the village, the nursery slopes and the main lifts of Solaise and Bellevarde. A free local mini bus service operates during the day to connect with the ski bus at Rond Point or you can w... 10min across nursery slopes. Amelia B | Val d'Isere. Newly built three seasons ago by the Bonnevie's, one of the long standing families of Val d'Isere, the attractive Amelia chalets have proved extremely popular with our guests. Chalets Amelia are situated in the stunning tranquil area of Le Fornet. This expanding area offers doorstep skiing via the cable car station opposite and easy access to the town centre via the free ski bus which stops outside the chalet. If you fancy an after dinner drink then head for the Arolay bar and restaurant just a... 4 twins, 1 family suite for 4. Ski bus outside the chalet. Chamois d'Or | Val d'Isere. New to us two seasons ago and the general opinion from guests was what an amazing location. Situated at the foot of the Face run on Bellevarde (home of the 2009 World Cup races), you can ski from the door to the main lifts, nursery slopes and ski school meeting points so absolutely ideal for families as well as keen skiers, but you would have to face the Face if you wanted to ski back! and yet only five minutes walk from the resort centre. The... 1 single, 1 double, 15 twins, 2 triples, 4 family suites