This was a lovely place to stay with great hosts. Due to roadworks and issues on our trip we'd arrived late and the hosts were temporarily out, but they'd had the kindness to set it up so we could still get in after taking to them on the phone which I really appreciated!
There's a guidebook on site that has a bunch of local info and a section dedicated to how to interact with the llamas (and how to watch for an incoming spit!) which I found really useful, as well as a box of treats you can hand feed them with. These llamas are super gentle (dunno if that's a llama thing or just these llamas) so I'd be happy to let my 2 year old feed them next time I visit.
Thanks Tina!