Apartment Simone

Welcome to Apartment Simone.

You can feel right at home in our vacation apartment. It is located in Klostertal in the village of Klösterle at the foot of the Arlberg. Our newly renovated and lovingly furnished 76 m² apartment can accommodate up to 4 adults and 2 children. The apartment is fully equipped and features a modern kitchen-living room, two large, cozy bedrooms (one bedroom with an additional bunk bed), a cloakroom, and a comfortable bathroom. A ski room with a boot dryer is also available.

Here you can expect coziness, comfort, and warm hospitality. The bus stop with free ski bus is located directly in front of the house and is only 3 minutes from the Sonnenkopf ski area and only a few kilometers from the Arlberg ski area, the largest connected ski area in Austria.

WINTER

In winter, the region is transformed into a snow-covered winter paradise. The village of Klösterle is ideally located between the Sonnenkopf ski area and the world-famous Arlberg region—perfect for those who want to combine winter sports with an authentic atmosphere. Klösterle is also a popular starting point for winter hikes, ski tours, and cross-country skiing.

Sonnenkopf ski resort

Sonnenkopf is a real natural gem among ski resorts. As one of the few areas in the Alps with exclusively natural snow, it offers ideal conditions until spring. 39 kilometers of varied slopes, modern lifts, deep snow options, and sunny slopes make Sonnenkopf particularly attractive for families, freeriders, and connoisseurs. There is also a toboggan run there. The rustic Kelobar and the cozy mountain restaurant provide a cozy atmosphere and relaxed breaks with a view.

Arlberg ski resort

The Arlberg is one of the most renowned ski resorts in the world—and Klösterle is right in the middle of it. Easily accessible by car or free ski bus, the Arlberg offers over 300 kilometers of perfectly groomed slopes and around 200 kilometers of deep snow runs. Here, winter sports enthusiasts can enjoy unlimited skiing fun, modern lifts, and an international atmosphere. The Arlberg is the heart of alpine skiing—legendary, snow-sure, and versatile.

SUMMER

In summer, Klösterle invites you to relax and unwind in the midst of nature. Numerous tours start right in the village and lead to alpine pastures, mountain lakes, and fantastic viewpoints. Ideal for families, nature lovers, and anyone who wants to experience the Alps at their most beautiful.Activities & leisureHiking & mountain toursAround Klösterle, over 200 kilometers of marked hiking trails await you—from easy hikes to challenging summit tours. Popular routes lead around the Sonnenkopf or to the Alpe Nenzigast, on the idyllic “Stehbock Wäg” from Dalaas to the Formarinsee.

Climbing & via ferrata

For the adventurous, there are via ferrata routes (e.g., at Fallbach) and climbing tours in the rocks around the valley.

Mountain biking & e-biking

Whether you want to enjoy the landscape at a leisurely pace on an e-bike or explore challenging trails on a mountain bike, you will find the perfect conditions for every level here. An e-bike rental shop is located nearby.

Themed & adventure trails

A special highlight is Bärenland am Sonnenkopf: an exciting adventure trail with play stations, watercourses, and a bear cave. Here, children can discover the mountain world through play. The Wäldletobelweg in Klösterle and the Wichtel-Erlebnisweg also invite you to enjoy varied discovery tours. Family experience Natural playgrounds, cozy barbecue areas, and a riding stable with pony rides in the village provide fun and variety for the whole family. An e-trail park, an alpaca ranch, and a golf course are just a few kilometers away and offer additional leisure opportunities.

Swimming fun & water

On hot days, the natural swimming pool “Alm Wasser Park” in Klösterle provides refreshment. The Kneipp facility in Klösterle also offers soothing refreshment. The outdoor pools in Dalaas and Braz are also ideal for swimming. Enjoyment & culture Traditional alpine huts, local restaurants, and events such as the Almabtrieb cattle drive and mountain fairs provide an insight into Vorarlberg culture.