ArchitectureThe design of the complex follows the principles of bioclimatic architecture and ecostructure, with wood and stone being the main materials. Solid masonry with high thermal capacity and insulation were installed in the buildings. The cement was made from Kourasanit, the strongest and most ecological traditional building material. The walls were painted with proven and certified environmentally friendly paints. The floors are made of fired clay, a natural, 100% recyclable material. During the planning, the flora of the property was taken into account and intervention was made as little as possible.

FoodAll ingredients are grown and produced locally or regionally. The honey and wine are organic quality. It is a particularly good area for mushrooms and wild herbs. There are always vegan and vegetarian alternatives on the menu and cooking events - such as BBQ evenings, honey tastings and cooking classes. There is fresh sourdough bread, handmade butter made from goat's milk, eggs from the chickens, homemade jams, organic honey and wine as well as tsipouro (brandy). Wild herb teas and lemonades, as well as special herbal, game and mushroom dishes are available upon request and in season.

SocialAll employees come from the region and regularly take part in training programs in order to be able to continue their education, especially in ecological issues.

EnvironmentThe water comes from springs at an altitude of 1600 meters above sea level. It is not only drinkable, but also particularly good and digestive water. In addition, it is recycled, no plastic is used, composted and kitchen oil is used to light fires. Leftover food from the kitchen and restaurant is fed to the animals. Watering the lawn and gardens is carried out in the morning so that the water does not evaporate. Cultivation of vegetables, food from the region that does not have to travel long distances to the restaurant. The detergents used to clean the apartment carry the eco-label and do not contain harmful chemicals that harm the environment and our health. Some cleaning products and cosmetics are made here from natural raw materials.

Well-BeingThe spa's arched roofs and walls are decorated and relaxing music, soothing lights, scents of essential oils and herbs, colorful handcrafted candlesticks, the fireplace and the ancient handcrafted stone floors all contribute to ultimate relaxation. The path to the spa leads over a low footbridge. The swimming pool, jacuzzi and warm cascading waterfall are very invigorating. The scent of medicinal herbs smells in the sauna, which was built in the style of a cave with large river pebbles. Next to the sauna is the hammam with its arched roof, ancient carved cisterns and heated marble. The warm water, which comes from natural sources, is particularly pure and healthy. The therapists use pure handmade soap and a traditional scrubbing glove (Ketse). A variety of treatments are offered in the two treatment rooms, including therapeutic reflexology, foot massage and essential oil massage.