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Einzigartiges Urlaubserlebnis in komfortablen Mountain Cabins. Tiny House für bis 2-4 Personen mit Outdoor Sauna. Vollausgestattet, ruhig gelegen und in Liftnähe. St. Gallenkirch im Montafon. Cabinski provides a new generation of sustainable accommodations set in a natural ecosystem. We offer short-term stays in high-quality wooden tiny houses which provide an individual and unique guest experience while minimalizing the environmental footprint of their stay.
Galgenul 107, 6791, St. Gallenkirch, Austria
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I visited the cabinski showhouse at the valley station of the Valiserabahn in Montafon. What should I say? Just WOW! A beautiful house with lovely details in interior design. I will definitely spend one of my next vacations at the cabinski Montafon!
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