Agree with comments below. Wonderful place and experience, even when not religious. Donation based. Basic but decent sleeping spot, breakfast and dinner included. Definitely recommend staying here. Open during covid
Stayed here 25th July 2020. What a beautiful setting - truly stunning. The monks sell home brewed beer from the shop and provided a substantial fish and pasta stew with bread - plenty to go around. Bring a sleeping bag liner for the beds. We loved our stay though - would definitely recommend a stop here. Donation only
i was there in august 2019. great place. very kind monks. they give you free cooked dinner. very tasty! and quiet, nice monastery. loved it! lots of blankets on bed, if you need it, if you’re cold.
A nice play to stay. Check in between 1545 and 1915. The bedrooms are very simple. You should also try the beer from the monastery, it can be bought at the monastery shop.
Dinner served at 20 by the monks, usually one dish, we had a soup with pasta and vegetables.
Those who are interested can follow the monks’ prayers at 1930 and 2130. The prayer at 2130 is really beautiful and the monks sing all in front of the altar with only the light of the candles to illuminate the beautiful church. Really suggestive even for those who are not religious.
You can also get the blessing of the pilgrim after the last prayer of the day.
Nous n'avons pas dormi au monastère mais nous sommes allés y faire un tour. Endroit paisible. Il y a au moins 2 dortoirs. Le 1er ouvert est également la pièce où il y a le coin cuisine pour le petit déjeuner. Repas simple. C'est un donativo. Petite boutique où vous pouvez acheter quelques souvenirs ou des produits alimentaires (fromage, chocolat, bière...) fabriqués dans les monastères.
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Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Still open during covid, really enjoyed staying here, very peaceful place. Dinner of pasta and bread provided. August 2021
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Agree with comments below. Wonderful place and experience, even when not religious. Donation based. Basic but decent sleeping spot, breakfast and dinner included. Definitely recommend staying here. Open during covid
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Ok place to stay in, especially since it was donation based. Also provided a decent diner, consisting of bread and pasta.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Stayed here 25th July 2020. What a beautiful setting - truly stunning. The monks sell home brewed beer from the shop and provided a substantial fish and pasta stew with bread - plenty to go around. Bring a sleeping bag liner for the beds. We loved our stay though - would definitely recommend a stop here. Donation only
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
i was there in august 2019. great place. very kind monks. they give you free cooked dinner. very tasty! and quiet, nice monastery. loved it! lots of blankets on bed, if you need it, if you’re cold.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
I spent a very relaxing and meditative day in the monastery. It's a peaceful space with unique rituals. Recommend for a simple evening.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
A nice play to stay. Check in between 1545 and 1915. The bedrooms are very simple. You should also try the beer from the monastery, it can be bought at the monastery shop.
Dinner served at 20 by the monks, usually one dish, we had a soup with pasta and vegetables.
Those who are interested can follow the monks’ prayers at 1930 and 2130. The prayer at 2130 is really beautiful and the monks sing all in front of the altar with only the light of the candles to illuminate the beautiful church. Really suggestive even for those who are not religious.
You can also get the blessing of the pilgrim after the last prayer of the day.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Nous n'avons pas dormi au monastère mais nous sommes allés y faire un tour. Endroit paisible. Il y a au moins 2 dortoirs. Le 1er ouvert est également la pièce où il y a le coin cuisine pour le petit déjeuner. Repas simple. C'est un donativo. Petite boutique où vous pouvez acheter quelques souvenirs ou des produits alimentaires (fromage, chocolat, bière...) fabriqués dans les monastères.