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This chalet-style hotel has a prime spot right in the heart of the resort. Step outside and it’s only a short stroll to Val d’Isère’s shops, restaurants and lively bars. And when it’s time to head to the slopes, just nip down to the boot room to collect your ski and boots, toasty warm thanks to the heated boot racks, and walk 5 minutes to the main Solaise gondola. Inside, the cosy bar and lounge is a great place to relax after a day on the slopes.

Funky and fun, Ormelune doesn’t look like your average alpine hotel. The hotel has a chic design, full of vibrant colours and quirky modern art – a fresh take on ski accommodation. The hotel sits at the heart of the resort, where you’re just around the corner from the shops, bars and restaurants, not to mention less than a 5-minute stroll from the Solaise and Bellevarde gondolas. So, after a day on the slopes, you can quickly find yourself relaxing in the sauna or unwinding with a soothing massage.

Alpine charm meets Scandi chic at the Victoria Lodge – a stylish, modern stay just a short stroll from the heart of the old village. Built from chunky stone and timber, the building itself has that authentic Savoyard look. Step inside though, and there’s a sleek, minimalist feel throughout, with white walls and plenty of light, wood panelling. As for heading up the mountain, it’s a 6-minute minute walk to the Solaise gondola – or hop on the free ski bus that stops opposite and save your legs for the slopes instead.

If good-value and a central location are top of your wish list, the Rendlhof’s for you. It’s just down the road from St Anton’s pedestrianised high street, a short stroll from all the shops, bars and restaurants in the village. You can walk to the Nasserein gondola from here too or hop on the free ski bus just outside to get to the Galzigbahn and Rendl gondolas.

When it comes to great value stays in St Anton, the Tirolerhaus is definitely worth a look. It's part of a 300-year-old Austrian house, and it’s got that authentic mountain feel – from the wooden balconies to the timber cladding. It’s in a pretty spot too, set slightly back from the road among pine trees, in the quieter Nasserein part of the resort. When it’s time to head up the hill, it’s only a few steps down the road to the Nasserein gondola – and if you’re just starting out, the ski school meeting point is nearby too.

The hotel is in one of St Anton’s prime spots here. It’s less than 10 minutes’ walk to both main gondolas, then when you’re done for the day, you’ve got all the après action in the centre nearby too. It might look traditional on the outside, but inside the Banyan is modern from top to toe. Creams, reds and blacks give each room a smart look, with chunky wooden beams to keep those alpine vibes alive. It doesn't skimp on the cosy touches either – like in the bar and lounge, where you can drop on a comfy chair in front of the fire and spend the evening sipping a local tipple or two.

Anthony's Hotel oozes style and sophistication and is located right in the heart of St Anton, next to the lift. Bright colours and clever lighting give it a modern feel, and the rooms have extra touches like Bose speakers and showers you might wish you had at home. The Moonlight Sky Spa is a welcome retreat at the end of the day – drift between the sauna, steam room and relaxation room.

The Andino Bergwelten Hotel is set right in the resorts lively centre, making it super easy to get around and be part of the action. You can be at the Galzig ski lift, ski school meeting point and ski bus stop in just a 4-minute walk. Inside, the hotel blends quirky, colorful design with modern comforts.

The Ski Hotel Galzig, is where modern comfort meets the charm of the Alps. This stylish hotel has been tastefully furnished with a contemporary feel, making it the perfect spot to relax after a day on the slopes. And the best part t's just a minute's walk from the gondola and the heart of the village, so you're never far from the action.

The Panorama has been refurbished in recent years, offering good standard accommodation in a great location. Available on a full board basis, with daily evening entertainment and rooms sleeping up to four, this is a great choice for your next family ski holiday. The hotel offers great value for money as it is on a full board basis which includes an extensive continental breakfast, a self-service lunch buffet offering a range of starters, hot dishes, pizza and grilled items.