Massive oak sliding doors lead from the living area into the extensive kitchen, showcasing a stylish mix of Tyrolean woodwork, contemporary art, and modern steel appliances. The main dining area seats a maximum of 12 people for dinner and there is an additional breakfast table in the kitchen which is perfect for children’s tea. Located off the kitchen is a twin/double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. A guest toilet is also located on this floor.

There is a staircase which leads from the main hallway to the first floor. A cosy enclave opens from the side of the staircase, with built-in wooden benches adorned with fur and a secret cupboard filled with Schnapps glasses. Also located between the ground and first floor is a twin/double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Moving up to the first floor, you will find the contemporary master bedroom which has an en-suite bathroom and a sunny terrace with views over the St. Anton valley. An old Tyrolean "zirben-stube" has been converted into one of the other twin/double bedrooms, and still has the antique carvings as well as a functioning traditional stove. This bedroom has an en-suite bathroom.

There is a further twin/double and a quad bunk room; one with a private bathroom and one with a private shower room. All of the bathrooms are finished to the highest standard, either in limestone and oak or black stone and grey tadellakt. The floors throughout the chalet, along with the library and doors, have been restored out of 300-year-old oak planks.