Accommodation

Chalet Gertrud Gabl is situated in the peaceful Stadle area of St. Anton, overlooking Rendl and the Moostal valley. Newly built in 2007, the chalet is a blend of contemporary and traditional styles and offers eight luxury en suite rooms. Other attractive features include a spacious yet cosy living area with a fireplace, dining room, ski room, must-try sauna and relaxation area, and a bubbling hot-tub on the terrace. All the rooms in the chalet have fantastic mountain views.

4th Floor - Entrance

Owner's accommodation

3rd Floor -

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• Open-plan kitchen and dining area
• Living room with fireplace
• Sauna and relaxation room
• Hot tub
• Shower and wc
• Staff accommodation

2nd Floor -

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• Patteriol - a twin/double room with shower, basin and wc
• Moostal - a twin/double room with shower, basin and wc
• Sattlekopf - a twin/double room with bath and shower head, basin and wc
• Valluga - a twin/double room with bath and shower head, basin and wc

1st Floor -

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• Maroi - a twin/double room with shower, basin and wc
• Verwall - a twin/double room with shower, basin and wc
• Schimmelegg - a twin/double room with bath and shower head, basin and wc
• Knodelkopf - a twin/double room with bath and shower head, basin and wc

The village centre is less than 12 minutes away (downhill) on foot and there are bus stops within 200m of our front door. We offer a complimentary shuttle service in our nine-seater VW Transporter to the ski lifts and village centre between 08:30 and 10:15 and 15:30 and 18:30. Outside these hours, mini bus taxis are available and cost €8 until 20:00 and €12 after that. Alternatively, you can exercise your limbs and walk back.

The chalet is dedicated to Gertrud Gabl, (26.08.1948 - 18.01.1976), the chalet owner's mother, who won the Alpine skiing World Cup in 1969. The chalet holds the World Cup trophy, along with other Olympic and World Cup memorabilia. You'll also find some of Getrud Gabl's original skiing photographs displayed throughout the chalet. Shortly after Gertrud Gabl hung up her competition skis and had her daughter, Barbara, she died tragically in an avalanche on Rendl North Face. She will always be remebered as one of St Anton's heroines.