A short trek out of town, this family-run, chalet-style B&B is a delight. The light-drenched rooms are spacious and kitted out with handmade wooden furnishings, and the views of the Alps from the terrace and flower-rimmed garden are astounding. Breakfast features eggs, pastries, fresh fruit and home-made preserves. There’s also a children’s playground. It's a 15-minute drive north of Vaduz.
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