Charming alpine hospitality in your hotel on the Arlberg
A toll station and blacksmith's shop on the mountain pass road over the Arlberg in the 13th century, later a post office, from 1637 an inn and today a hotel for mountain aficionados in the world-famous Arlberg region. The Cordin family has been running the tradition-rich Nassereinerhof
in the oldest part of St. Anton am Arlberg, at the foot of the slopes and by the Nassereinbahn cable car, since 1952 now. A hotel oozing charm and alpine hospitality, very much rooted in the sporting spirit of the birthplace of skiing.
Holidays in a place steeped with tradition
Karl Cordin
where the emperor stayed
over 100 years
Karl Cordin, the son of the first Cordin host of the Nassereinerhof, made hotel history in the 1970s through a career as a ski racer. The downhill specialist became Vice World Champion as well as Austrian Champion twice and won several World Cup races. The historical ski corner in our day bar is devoted to the successes of famous skiers from the region.
Tunnel builders from abroad made their first ski tracks in the powder slopes below the Galzig at the end of the 19th century, initially provoking scepticism among locals, then a wave of enthusiasm for snow sports on two boards. Skiing legends such as Hannes Schneider (founder of the Arlberg Ski School) or Karl Schranz (leading skier) shaped the reputation of the Arlberg as the birthplace of Austrian skiing thanks to their successes and ideas. Nowadays, the Arlberg is not only a popular destination for mountain lovers of all kinds during the winter, but also in the summer.
Tunnel builders from abroad made their first ski tracks in the powder slopes below the Galzig at the end of the 19th century, initially provoking scepticism among locals, then a wave of enthusiasm for snow sports on two boards. Skiing legends such as Hannes Schneider (founder of the Arlberg Ski School) or Karl Schranz (leading skier) shaped the reputation of the Arlberg as the birthplace of Austrian skiing thanks to their successes and ideas. Nowadays, the Arlberg is not only a popular destination for mountain lovers of all kinds during the winter, but also in the summer.