The hotel is situated atop a hill in a picturesque mountain landscape and comprises two main blocks connected by staircases and panoramic elevators. The core concept is to make the building an extension of the landscape. Its two arched walls, located on opposite sides, echo the contours of the hill as they rise, intersect, and diverge at the summit. Their surfaces are designed to accommodate lawns with greenery. The residential block spans five storeys, with the lower two partially embedded into the slope. The upper three storeys house guest rooms, while the lower level contains a spa with a swimming pool and administrative facilities. The reception and restaurant are located at the entrance level. Crowning the composition is an upper block that contrasts with its "natural" base. Executed in a contemporary style, it resembles a "flying saucer" seemingly wedged between the cliffs. This level houses a panoramic restaurant, an observatory, and a viewing platform. Part of the facades are clad in mirrored slats, reflecting the surrounding scenery and helping the building merge with its environment.