There are nine cabins fully equipped for 4 to 7 guests. They were built with cypress and stone, and they have large double window panes preserving the Andean -Patagonic style which characterizes this area of mountain villages.

Each cabin has the name of a bird or duck species that frequently visits our shores. Cauquén, Biguá, Huala, Quetro, Bandurria, Cisne, Becasina, Cormorán and Gaviota.

As it is a quiet and well preserved area, they are frequently seen at ease around our cabins, thus making the scenery a real paradise.