INFORMATION FOR POTENTIAL RENTERS
ROOM AND APARTMENT LIST
HOUSE INFORMATION AND HOUSE RULES
LOCATION
The Heegaard Staff House is located here:
https://goo.gl/maps/HvhEVxwyUw1uM5bj8
(The photo you
see in Google Maps is not correct!)
There is a Line 3 ski bus stop at the edge of
the property
PRICE
The per-bed price for each person staying in a
room is € 4.950,00 for the 2025/26 winter season.
HOWEVER,
I offer whole rooms, not single beds, so if you are one
person living in a double or bigger room, you will need to
find your roommates yourself.
This
is season worker accommodation only.
The
price is for the period from 1 December 2025 to 30 April
2026.
The
price is the same even if people arrive later or leave
sooner.
The
rent for each room or group of rooms must be paid by ONE
person only. That person is the “room manager”.
If
anyone is forced to leave early for any reason, the room
manager can re-let the bed to someone else for the rest of
the season.
The
price includes value added tax, utilities, internet and
parking but no cleaning during or after the season.
There is Internet throughout the house.
There is parking for residents.
A
deposit of € 600/bed must be paid to reserve a room. It
will be returned in June 2026 after the deduction of
cleaning costs and any damage repairs.
One-third
of the season rent is due by 20 November 2025, and two
thirds by 15 January 2026.
AVAILABLE ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
The available accommodation will be as follows
in the 2025/26 season.
(Everybody wants the big apartment (4 - 6
beds), so there is little point in everybody asking for
that!)
LOWER STOREY
Room 1: 2 beds BOOKED PENDING DEPOSIT Olle IDs received
Room 2: 2 beds
BOOKED PENDING DEPOSIT Chali IDs received
Room 3: 2 beds
BOOKED PENDING DEPOSIT Emma IDs received
Room 4: 1 bunk bed for 2 persons AVAILABLE
Room 5: 2 beds
BOOKED PENDING DEPOSIT Bruno IDs received
Room 6: 2 beds
BOOKED PENDING DEPOSIT Billy IDs received
MIDDLE STOREY
Room 7: 2 beds AVAILABLE
Room 8: 2 beds
BOOKED PENDING DEPOSIT Annielle IDs received
Room 9: 2 beds BOOKED PENDING DEPOSIT Matilda
IDs received
Room 10: 2 beds BOOKED PENDING DEPOSIT Tove IDs received
Unit 11 (two rooms): 2 beds REQUESTED Vendela
IDs requested
Room 12: 1 bunk bed for 2 persons AVAILABLE
Room K: 2 beds
REQUESTED Loxley IDs requested
UPPER STOREY
Room 14: 3 beds
REQUESTED Alva IDs requested
Room 15: 3 beds AVAILABLE
Room 16: 2 beds
AVAILABLE
Room 17: 2 beds
AVAILABLE
Room 18: 3 beds
BOOKED pending deposit SkiWorld
Room 19: 2 beds BOOKED pending deposit SkiWorld
Room 20: 2 beds REQUESTED Theodor IDs received
Room 21: 4 beds BOOKED PENDING DEPOSIT Hampus IDs received
APARTMENTS
Sauna House: 3 beds REQUESTED Laurenz IDs requested
Apartment 1:
4-6 beds BOOKED SkiGroup.dk
Apartment 2: 3 beds BOOKED SkiGroup.dk
Apartment 3: 3 beds BOOKED PENDING DEPOSIT Alba IDs received
There are shared kitchens, WCs, bathrooms etc.
on every storey, and every apartment has its own kitchen, WC
and bathrooms.
Welcome to the Heegaard House
Arlbergstrasse 4
A-6580 St. Anton am Arlberg
Some information designed to
make your stay more pleasurable, secure and healthy:
When communicating with doctors, the police,
etc., please don’t call these premises Haus Adrian. Haus Adrian is near the MPreis supermarket and has nothing
to do with this building.
This is
the Heegaard House
or Arlbergstrasse 4.
The people staying in the house have different jobs and timetables. Please
bear this in mind if you are partying or
playing loud music. Some
people want quiet rather than to party. This is
everybody’s good right, so please respect anybody who asks
you, for instance, to turn your music down.
Austria’s legal quiet hours are from 22:00 to
07:00. At these times, residents in other rooms and
apartments should not be able to hear you or your music.
These quiet hours are important. Tenants who
repeatedly break the night silence rules WILL BE THROWN OUT
OF THE HOUSE.
If you damage anything, discover damage or see
or hear anything unusual, please PM me. I understand that
things can get damaged in a house this size. What I don’t
understand is things like people drunkenly ripping a light
off a wall and leaving live wires exposed. This has often
happened over the years and makes no sense. As for unusual
sounds, the unexpected sound of running water might be
caused by a burst pipe, and an unexpected hissing noise
might just signal a boiler about to explode. These should be
dealt with in good time and may cause serious damage if
ignored.
Don’t trust strangers.
It is easy for a thief to roam the premises and
pretend to be a friend of some imaginary resident with a
fairly common name like “Jake”, “Sarah”, “Ludvig” or
“Sofia”. If in
doubt, insist on escorting any stranger to the person they
claim to know. At
the same time, don’t roam into
other areas of the house unless you have been invited and don’t risk
being accused of stealing food or property from other
tenants.
Don’t disclose any door codes to
strangers, and keep your room locked.
To
prevent damp and mould, YOU MUST ventilate your room briefly but thoroughly in the
morning and evening. There are relative humidity gauges in
every room. Keep them between 40% and 60%. Too little
relative humidity will irritate your skin, eyes and lungs.
Too much relative humidity will lead to condensation on cold
surfaces and black mould.
If your room is too hot, the regulators on the radiators can be adjusted or reprogrammed to suit your
needs (ask me if you do not know how to do this). Apart from wasting
energy, cooling your room by leaving the window open will
massively reduce the relative air humidity and put you at
risk of lung problems.
Wear sensible shoes. Snow and ice can
be treacherous, and a fall caused by wearing the wrong shoes
is your fault and yours alone.
Dress warmly.
Maintenance and cleaning personnel may have to
enter shared areas of the house without prior notice and at
any time. Nobody
will enter your own room except in an emergency or with your
explicit consent.
There is a ski/board room on the ground floor. There is a ring
for a ski/board lock below each support. You are advised to
use a lock on the hill as people “borrow” skis and boards a
lot here. Please
don’t dump your skis on the floor of the ski room as this
impedes access for the downstairs tenants.
If you have to bring skis, boards and boots
into the house, please make sure that they cannot do any
damage.