We stayed for 8 nights over Easter with 3 young children and we found the hotel to be excellent. Very good breakfast buffet, great evening dining, a fabulous restaurant located just outside the hotel near slopes. The spa area was lovely, and great masseurs. Wonderful childcare for young children who also skied all day. They didn't want to leave. A great holiday.

We booked this hotel as last minute decision, a day before arrival. Decision was based on appropriate weather forecast for Arlberg and reasonable price offer. And, of course, perfect location.
We stayed 4 nights. Here is short summary:
Greeting and introduction as well as handling of further requests by front-desk was perfect.
Ski room/ ski shop was a pleasant surprise.
Bordeaux collection and history of the hotel might be a reason for a visit for some people.
Owners are positioning themselves as experts of art.
Equipment in the room needs upgrade.
There is no internet in the rooms (not even through a cable). Which I completely don’t understand. User generated content- nice feedback on Twitter, happy faces on YouTube... None of that here, unfortunately...
Towel change - twice a day. In 21st century, unless you ask for it, that does not communicate Green Thinking.
SPA- up to standards. Massage was available with 3 hours notice only. Nice.
Fireplace is the heart of the hotel. Live music, make-it-yourself Bloody Marry. Also, the only place with wifi :-)

The Hotel is actively selling "Dine around menu" (4 different restaurants). It was certainly not worth it. One of the 4 restaurants was booked out for all week. Dinner in the main restaurant did not fit our taste. Skiclub Stube ... Men are only allowed in the place wearing jackets (ladies=no special requirements). I think owners don't understand that jacket is in no way a simbol of vacation for many people... I mean- you break away from all the boring business people you deal with every day, go to beautiful mountains expecting to wear your favourite Quicksilver/Protest/Burton/whatever outfit. And then you are not allowed into hotel's restaurant unless borrowing their formal jacket. Strange... But the desert was a piece of art.
On the positive side, Hospitz Alm was really excellent. Traditional Austrian+great service+tasty sauerkraut.

To sum up- if you replace twice-a-day towel change with presence of wireless internet and don't push black-tie on me, I might come back to Hospitz.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in the Hospiz. We were particularly impressed with the food and location. Every meal was a gourmet delight with very friendly and attentive service. The hotel is located directly on the slopes. It is no more than fifty steps to the lifts. Very convenient when you are with two young children. The rooms were comfortable and clean.

As a regular guest at the Hospiz we were happy to note a refreshingly new style. The usal friendly reception, family atmosphere and attentive service. The spa spacious, not crowded and full of interesting art objects. Excellent food with an entertaining visit to the kitchen and a memorable wine tasting (congratulations to the sommelier).
Even a slight mishap with the lugggage delivery was handled to our satisfaction. A perfect spot to enjoy skiing, relaxation and a welcoming spirit. An evening at the Alm a must!
No noisy nightlife, but entertaining live music at the bar, perfect for chatting with friends.