Outside the main lobby area is a spacious deck soaring above the coffee plantation below with views across the Central Valley to the southern volcano range.
The lovely lounge area of the main building is situated in a sunlit clearstory room filled with flowers and art. Here the guest can relax in front of a crackling fire in the evenings or browse through the library famous for its collection of art, nature and history books.		“All sorts of odd-shaped windows enhance the sun-filled house, which marries the adventuresome architectural spirit of Spain’s Gaudí with the open free-form design of the American southwest. A 40-foot high cathedral lounge sets the tone for the whitewashed stucco structure, its striking atrium dominated by a soaring, floral-motif beehive fireplace, masses of tropical plants, lustrous wood accents and vivid jungle murals painted by talented local artists. Eclectic adornments include an assortment of pre-Columbian artifacts, contemporary paintings/ wood sculptures, beautiful weavings and a host of unusual furnishings/art objects collected over the years by the Jampol family.” Andrew Harper’s Hideaway Report		Upstairs the guest has the use of a private office center with free internet service and computer and printer as well as wireless service in most of the hotel public areas.