The Hoboken, NJ Ski club (about 48 people mostly 25-35 yrs old) stayed at the Moosekreuz from Jan 21-Jan 29. We were on a package with room, breakfast and dinner nightly.

GOOD THINGS: Friendly staff, great food for dinner convenient to the Mooserwirt (fantastic Apres Ski!), bar prices were reasonable(Wheat beer 4.5 Euro and Gluwine about the same), the bus stop was close and the hotel shuttle ran frequently. While the choices for dinner were limited to a meat or fish entre each night, the salad bar was great, The cheese selections varied each night and I really enjoyed them.The soup was good, bread was fantastic and the entre was always excellent,well presented and well prepared. The dining staff was great and Antonio (bartender) was constantly walking around the dining room offering you your favorite drink. After one night he knew what most people preferred!

The mediocre: rooms were typical of European hotels, not fancy but very functional. The equipment room was on the ground floor and inside but some of our group were concerned because the room was not locked. No one had any equipment missing at the end...so..not a big deal. The sound proofing was not good. When a group came back from an apres ski party at 2 am you knew it.. Hotel was supposed to be slope side.... not really! It was only a few minutes by shuttle but a 7-8 min walk to one run where you could ski down to the cable car.


The BAD: Some of our group thought the hotel was going to be fancier and hot water was a problem about 5-6 pm when everyone got back from skiing and wanted to shower before dinner. At any other time, there was no problem. Perhaps our group got it wrong because we thought it was a ski out hotel. It is not!

Summary:

I thought the place was a bargain! True, we were a big group but when you check the price of food at various restaurants around town, I was very pleased with both the quality and the price .

I stayed here for a week-long skiing holiday with family. The hotel is a brisk 15 minutes' walk uphill from the village but thankfully there is an excellent shuttle-bus service and you can leave your ski gear next to the main lift so it's not a big problem. My room was small and a bit 'tired' but comfortably furnished. The shower was slightly oddly-shaped and low against the wall but otherwise excellent. It overlooked the front, which is right above an arterial road leading to the next village and cars tend to ascend quite noisily because of the incline.This meant that there was a choice between little fresh air and traffic noise - which was the one major drawback. There isn't much by way of soundproofing, so when people close doors along the corridor it's audible enough to stop you getting to sleep.
The food, which was included in the package, was superb, with a huge breakfast buffet and choice of dinners every day. The staff were very friendly and courteous.
Overall, the main - indeed, the only - problem was noise: the room's location and the lack of soundproofing onto the corridor. If I were on a higher floor towards the back, I would not hesitate to return.

My wife and I booked this hotel for a ski holiday on the basis of several good trip advisor reviews. The staff were friendly and helpful and the food was excellent. The rooms were clean, although the bed was rather short, the TV tiny and the furnishings were generally rather 'tired'. Our room overlooked the main road and was noisy - not helped by the fact that it was very hot, even with the radiator turned off, so that it was unbearable without occasionally leaving the window partly open. There was also a great deal of noise from guests passing through the adjacent stairs and corridor, late at night. The shower in the bathroom was at chest height on a poorly secured fitting so that it could only be used when hand-held. Two other minor irritants: the refusal of staff to serve tap water (rather than bottled 'mineral' water) with meals and the lack of any internet facilities.
We might consider staying here again - but only if we were given a room at the back of the hotel, away from the main road and the stairwell.

We stayed here 29 Dec 07 to 5 Jan 08. The hotel looks like it does on the site but could do with a bit of TLC. It's a bit out from St Anton but there's a courtesy bus and the driver's very friendly.

The food was the best we've ever had and we got to try things we might not have ordered in a restaurant...found out what Cordon Bleu meant and ate plenty beef, venison, salmon and veal.

A couple of negatives - the room we had was a bit shabby and was a smoking room, the pool was a cold plunge pool and not the pool advertised and the bar prices were a bit high but in line with ski resort prices in a 3 star...

Overall this is well worth the stay and St Anton has an amazing area for skiing but not as good for us boarders. The nightlife caters for everyone with Krazy Kangaru a must