There are two types of accommodation:
1) 10 rooms with 2, 4 and 5 beds with shared baths.
2) Two large dormitories with shared baths (for groups). Both men and women are welcome.
The first monastery built on the site belonged to the Augustinian nuns who settled here around 1350. After the Council of Trento established that female orders could not remain in isolated locations, the first community was forced to leave the complex. The nuns left and resettled in the monastery of Purisíma Concepción in Palma de Mallorca where the order still resides.
The monastery was abandoned for some one hundred years until a community of Missionaries of the Sacred Heart took up residence. They lived in the monastery until a few years ago when they left due to their advancing age and small numbers. The nuns had always run a hostelry and that tradition continues today under the management of the Bishopric of Mallorca
All meals are available on request, but there is a kitchen guests may use.
Linens are supplied, towels can be supplied on request, but it is recommended that guests bring their own.
Accommodation within monastery
Full Board available
Historic property
Linen included
Recommended walks
Historic houses
Gardens
By car: From Palma de Mallorca take route C711 north to C710. Continue north to Pollença. Before entering the town there are signs to the ermita. Since the upper parking lot is often full, the monastery suggests that guests park cars below and walk to the monastery.
By ferry or plane to Palma: From Palma de Mallorca take a bus to Pollença and then a taxi to the monastery.
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