Stuben am Arlberg Mountain Restaurants

The Albona Mittelstation restaurant is on piste 104 leading down to Stuben from the top of the Albona 1 lift. It’s in a slightly inconvenient place – it takes a short uphill trudge or push to get from the restaurant to the pistes going to Alpe Rauz – but it’s out of the way location means it’s often much less crowded than the mountain restaurants in St Anton or Lech and Zurs. It has nice views and if there is a sheltered sun trap on the Albona’s famously cold and windy North-face, this is it.

The Albona Bergrestaurant is right on the ridge at the top of the Albona and can only be accessed from the Albonagrat lift. It has a small open terrace terrace and an even smaller inside restaurant and bar. It’s a favoured hangout of freeriders, ski tourers and off-piste skiers – you will often see them peering nervously out of the window of the restaurant or leaning over the bannisters of the terrace to check possible off-piste descents, or downing an energy-giving hot chocolate before setting out on skins to make an ascent. It does simple good value food, but the inside restaurant can be very crowded when it’s too cold or windy to sit outside.

The main lunch time spot is not on the mountain but the Apres-Post Hotel in the village, just a short walk from the piste and lift. On a sunny day its sun terrace is thronged with lunchers and drinkers.

The Fuxbau bar is more informal and closer to the lift. It’s a popular apres-ski hangout as well.

S’Murmele is further into the village but is another popular lunchtime spots with a sun terrace. 

The Hotel Mondschein, a short distance further up the hill, is one of the oldest properties in the village and serves excellent food in the most traditional of settings.

S’Murmele
M +43 664 55 21 347
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Hotel Apres Post
T +43 5582 761
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Ski Hotel Mondschein
T +43 5582 511
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Hotel Arlberg
T +43 5582 521, Fax: 521 997
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Fuxbau
T +43 5582 301 88
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