This little village is known by its Hotel and Golf Club. Its buildings and neat surroundings once belonged to the British companies that were in charge of railway construction and maintenance in the past. Many of its guests, arriving from other provinces of Buenos Aires for work purposes, go to the hotel looking for some peace and quiet. The available activities are many: hiking, tennis, horse-riding, and of course, golf. Although staying there is quite costly, it is worthwhile. If the traveller prefers a more affordable option, the neighbouring village of San Javier offers cheaper rates.