ArchitectureThe Yurt and Domes are built from natural materials, as is most of the furniture. In addition, they all have a round shape, thanks to which they can be easily heated in the cold season - therefore only a small amount of pellets is used for the heating season. The buildings and all the furniture, with the exception of the sofas and mattresses, are of local or at least regional production. Simona's husband did most of the building work and all the decoration she did herself with her sister.

FoodFor food, the two sisters partner with a local, family-run bistro bar that sources most of the ingredients from local, eco-friendly farms. Her mother also collects local herbs and flowers, grows some and makes tea. They buy honey from their grandmother's neighbour and put it in the kitchen for the guests to use. Most of the time there is food waste, but when it does the hosts give some to the dogs and what they don't want to eat goes on the compost which is later used to fertilise the plants.

SocialThe two sisters and their mother work in the VasaRojus. Also, they have employed a local woman and man to help them. Simona has offered yoga to local women in the past and plans to do so again in the future. She has also taken part in yoga exercises for disabled children and is always open to attending such events.

EnvironmentLEDs are used to save electricity. It is recycled, garbage is separated, plants are watered with river water and only natural products are used for cleaning. In addition, herbal fragrances were made for each house.

Well-BeingGuests can take advantage of a sauna, massage, butler service and yoga at the property. Sports enthusiasts will also find opportunities for cycling, kayaking, walking, swimming or horseback riding in the area. There are also plans for the future to rebuild an old sauna house for SPA therapies.