Chalet Fare
Breakfast, usually served between 8 and 9am, consists of cooked breakfast (except on the staff days off) complemented by a buffet spread, including fruit juices, a selection of cereals, yoghurts and fresh fruit.
Afternoon tea will be laid out in the living-room and guests are invited to help themselves. Fresh bread and jam, homemade cake or biscuits and a selection of teas, coffee and hot chocolate will take the edge off even the hardest skier's appetite. The tea things will normally be cleared away at around 6pm, but if you have indulged in some après-ski and missed it, never fear! You won't have long to wait for the next culinary delight.
Pre-dinner drinks and canapés are served at 7.30pm in the living-room followed by dinner at about 8pm. The 4-course evening meal, comprising starter, main course, dessert and cheeseboard, will be accompanied by good quality wines, and rounded off perfectly with after-dinner mints and coffee.
Our staff have one well-earned day off each week. On their day off, they will still leave out a buffet breakfast and afternoon tea, but you choose where and what you would like to eat for dinner from the plethora of restaurants in St. Anton. Groups are advised to book a table in advance. The chalet staff will be more than happy to make your reservation for you and can help you with your choice of restaurant if required.
Special dietary requirements and allergies
We are happy to cater for vegetarians, vegetarians who eat fish, non-red meat eaters, or people who cannot eat shellfish. Similarly, we can accommodate people who suffer from nut allergies or who require gluten-free diets. However, there are some dietary requirements that are simply too problematic to deal with given the limitations of supplies in the Alps and the nature of chalet holidays. For instance, we cannot provide vegan or kosher meals. If you have a special dietary requirement, please advise us before you make your booking. If you are allergic to feathers, non-feather bedding can be provided but again, advance notification is essential.
