East Casa
East Casa is one of two twin cottages. It houses one bedroom (with two twin beds), private bath, kitchenette (incl. stove, refrigerator, microwave), dining and sitting area. The sitting area looks out onto a vast panoramic view of the meadows. Guests may choose to provide their own meals or have them provided for.
West Casa
West Casa is one of two twin cottages. It houses one bedroom (with two twin beds), private bath, kitchenette (incl. stove, refrigerator, microwave), dining and sitting area. The sitting area looks out onto a vast panoramic view of the meadows. In the sitting room area is a pull-out couch that can be used for a third person to sleep on. This cottage has a fireplace as well. Guests may choose to provide their own meals or have them provided for.
St Peter’s Farmhouse
St Peter’s Farmhouse is a stone building constructed just after the Civil War that was later used by the first monks as a chapel and welcome area. Today it functions as a fully furnished apartment.Guests may choose to provide their own meals or have them provided for.
St. Gertrude’s Guesthouse
St. Gertrude’s Guesthouse is a farmhouse, a half mile up a hill from the monastery. This is primarily used by women, sometimes couples or small groups. It houses two double rooms (with two twin beds) and four single rooms. Meals are provided for the guests staying there.
St Joseph’s Guesthouse
St Joseph’s Guesthouse was formerly the monastery domicile. It contains fifteen private bedrooms, a common washroom with individual facilities. On the ground floor is a large common room adjoined with a simple kitchen, and a guesthouse library with spiritual classics. The house is used primarily by men, but retreat groups (men and/or women) are also welcome.
