ArchitectureThe renovation was carried out using pure, natural lime without additives, and domes were made by experienced Spanish dome builders. The floors are made of Tadelakt, a mixture of lime and polished stone, refined with organic vegetable oils. Old wooden loungers and chairs were lovingly restored with linseed oil and re-woven, while other antique pieces of furniture and the original doors were carefully refurbished and reinstalled. Above the roof, clay jugs placed horizontally in the ground provide nesting opportunities for birds. The garden was designed as a dry garden with autochthonous plants from a local organic gardening company that collects seeds from the wild, so that irrigation is no longer necessary in the long term. Existing wild plant populations such as rosemary were respected and preserved. Native palm trees complement the natural design. A large rainwater tank collects water from the roof, which is used for flushing toilets or irrigation. Many of the designers, artists and craftsmen involved come from Spain. Materials such as reeds for the roof were cut, dried and prepared directly on the property's own land. In addition, old beams, iron girders and windows were recycled and restored to preserve the charm of the past.

SocialThere is one employee, he is Spanish and lives in the next village. He can organize his time freely and finds his own work on the land. He has been working for the hosts for ten years. His many years of experience and his independent way of working make him a valuable support.

EnvironmentOnly solar panels ensure a sustainable energy supply and provide sufficient electricity, including for hot water and a car charging station to a certain extent. Waste separation is carried out conscientiously and removed by an employee. A composting site is available for the environmentally friendly disposal of organic waste. All cleaning products are ecological and the waste water from the kitchen sink is filtered and used to irrigate the large pine tree. Remaining waste water is cleaned in an organic sewage treatment plant, passed through a reed filter and used to irrigate the trees. Guests receive organic cosmetic products and comprehensive information on sustainability during the briefing and in a dossier. Trees are continuously planted on the extensive land and investments are made in a mixed culture with wild bushes in the olive, almond and carob fields.