Diana

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Excellent location for people who need peace and quiet. Trip to the ski lifts is fast and easy with the frequently running shuttle bus. The apartment is well equipped and has the necessary amenities. There is a ski storage unit and, inside the house, the ski boots storage with the drying rack. The Host is very nice and helpful. We had a very pleasant stay.

Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : Everything was just perfect. It was a beautiful and larger than expected double room with ensuite facilities and quite warm. It had all the amenities as described, along with a terrace/ balcony as some may call it, with a beautiful view of mountains and snow fields.The location of the house is literally 2 mins walking distance from the bus stop, from where you can get the ski bus, that takes you to St Anton and you can choose to drop off at a location of your choice. It's a free service, to and from St Anton main bus stop, just under Randelbahn lift service. Besides, there is another bus stop as well at a 7 min walking distance from the house, just on the other side though, which is connected to St Anton via a different bus service,. This makes the commute easy, specially when returning.One thing to clarify though, is that it's not a hotel but more like a home stay, but with all the luxury and services.Breakfast is served every morning. I am a vegetarian, but I didn't feel any issues, the options available were more than satisfactory for me.It's a very friendly environment in the house and everyone is very polite, which makes your experience even better.I would personally want to thank Christian and his Mom, for letting me use the kitchen to boil milk which I needed for medicinal purposes. This was my life saviour as I wasn't in the best of my health after 1 week of skiing and this was going to be my second week, which would have been very challenging to survive, had it not been for my luck with the kitchen availability.They also have a ski storage facility in case you want to use it. And a separate room for the boots, on a hot rail, that heats them up and dry by the morning.I had a great time during my stay and interacted with almost everyone in the family, who could speak English. I also met some great snow-sport enthusiasts over the breakfast table and had good conversations.
  : There's absolutely nothing that I can mention in this section.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The room , the staff .
  : No shower gel and soap in the bathroom , minimalist breakfast .

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : A clean and spacious apartment. Well-equipped kitchen. Great location: 30m to the skibus that takes you to St Anton in a couple of minutes, walking distance to a supermarket and a couple of restaurants. Friendly owners that reacted quickly to any requests.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : Haus Diana is a lovely guesthouse in the village of Pettneu, a few miles from St Anton. It could not be more convenient for skiing, as the free number 9 ski bus stops 30 metres from the door, and takes you straight to the lifts in around 10 minutes. It's actually more convenient than many of the (much more expensive) places you could stay in St Anton town. The couple who own the guesthouse are lovely. Their English is not excellent, but this was never a problem. The room was large with nice modern furnishings, a very good shower and a comfy double bed. My room also had a mountain view. For me as a solo traveller, the price worked out at about 90 Euro a night, which is excellent value for the Arlberg ski region. The village has several nice places to eat in short walking distance. Most of them serve similar menus of traditional Tyrolian food, although there is also a burger bar and a pizza restaurant. If you are going in high season I would recommend booking a table in advance, as they are usually busy. I got to Pettneu by taking the train from Innsbruck to St Anton, which takes just over an hour and costs around 20 Euro, and then taking the number 9 bus, which is free.