In the kitchen, guests will find a double-burner stove and cooking equipment along with a large fireplace that can serve as an additional burner to keep food warm. Most of the ground level floor space is a large open space, with a vast dining table and sofas situated around a beautifully lit area with stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The lights in the cabin are powered by solar panels and hot water is provided by a gas boiler. Guests requiring more than 220V electricity are welcome to utilize the facilities at the main house. This unique property's hosts live in harmony with a variety of horse breeds, notably the Criollo which is native to South America and known for its impressive endurance. These horses were brought to the continent by Spanish settlers and were adopted by the Gauchos as working animals. Glampers visiting this site are welcome in the property's restaurant where they may discover countless traditional Argentinian dishes and world-famous wines to accompany their mistical experience. Guests are privy to sweet and savory treats at any time of the day in the property's dining room, but they are also free to take the snacks back to their accommodations if so desired. Guests staying at this site are invited to use the property's outdoor grill, tables, and benches.