Comfortable Tiny Chalet in beautiful Oberallgäu
from 140 €
Price per night
incl. service fee
Number of people: 2
Overnight stays: 5 to 30 nights
Available cabins on site: 1
April 2025
Accommodation
Host:
AlbrechtOur cozy Tiny House is located on a meadow in the small hamlet of Vorderreute near Wertach.
The quiet and sunny location, is perfect for relaxing, going on excursions and starting hikes and bike tours.
Here tradition meets modernity. Outside, small round shingles adorn the mini-house. Inside, the upscale furnishings and walls covered with old wood provide high comfort and rustic charm.
Free cancellation up to 30 days before arrival. Or within 48 hours of booking, up to one day before arrival.
What this place offers
Rooms and beds
Bedroom
1
Beds
2
Bathroom
1
Facilities
Kitchen
Kitchenette almost 4 meters with oven and dishwasher
Dishwasher
Kitchen basic equipment
Crockery & Cutlery
Detergent
Bed linen and towels
Fireplace
Pellet-Kaminofen
Heating
Underfloor heating
Parking facilities
Basics
Shower
With the finest spatula technique and rain shower
Cell phone reception
Barbecue allowed
WiFi
Other (house rules)
Around the accommodation
EV charging
Activities
MTB
Fishing
Hiking
Wertach is a hiking area
Cycling
Swimming
Grüntensee, outdoor pool
Winter sports
Watching wildlife
Kayaking, canoeing
Tennis
Wine tasting
Location
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