A magical refuge to rest from the world.

El Chespu is a cabin made with a lot of love, very well equipped and comfortable. It is surrounded by the immensity of the Patagonian steppe, with an unbeatable view of the Lanín volcano, 3 km from the entrance of the national park and with descent to the river Chimehuin. Ideal for enjoying a magical place in absolute solitude. An isolated place to disconnect from the anxiety of cell phones and social networks and connect with the simplest and most essential things, the river, the mountain, the fire. The space Ideal for fishermen, lovers of outdoor activities, trekking, mountain biking, painters, poets, playwrights, or for those who want to spend quality time with their beloved people. The house is entered through a deck with two large steps ideal for pulling to look at the landscape with a mate or a good vinito (as long as there is no wind). From the deck we pass to the siestero as we like to call it us because there is no better place on the planet to enjoy a good nap, although we also use it to work and write looking at the Lanín. From the deck you enter a very small kitchen/dining room, without a refrigerator, with a large counter to cook and eat. In this same space is the salamander that also has a hornito. In the center of the house there is a small but complete bathroom that forms two corridors to get to the bedroom that has a large window to sleep looking at the stars and mountains. There is a back door that leads to a small deck where the firewood is located. Guest access The entire house Other things to note The house is 100% sustainable. There's no refrigerator. You won't have a cell phone signal of any kind. It has two solar panels, one for the water pump that is in the river and another for the house, which feeds a 200amp battery. If we have cloudy days during the stay, we will have to rationalize the water and electricity. The waste generated during our stay must be taken back to the city as there is no garbage collection service. We urge you to make a fire responsibly and not to pollute the steppe.