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Haus Montjola
Family Maria and Walter Hochenegger
Untere Darre 9 | 6534 Serfaus
P: +43 (0) 5476 6490
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Company name: Haus Montjola
VAT: ATU 57695603
Commercial register court: Gericht Landeck
Head office: Serfaus
Trade group: hotel and restaurant industry
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Alpinschule Fiss Ladis
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Kirschner Andreas
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