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For the monastery's accommodation preference is given to men and women seeking spiritual retreats. However, guests seeking rest, relaxation and meditation are also welcomed. There are 11 single and 11 double rooms, each with a private bath.
Thanks to the protection of the kings of Navarra, the monastery grew to importance in the Middle Ages. During the religious suppressions of the 19th century, the monastery was abandoned and nearly destroyed. It remained closed for almost a century until 1927 at which time it was restored and reopened. The restoration paid strict attention to detail and maintained the integrity of the architecture, ensuring that the monastery's diverse history would remain clearly visible.
All meals can be included with the lodging.
It lies in a remote plain surrounded by vineyards and fields, some of which belong to the order.
Towels and linens are supplied.
13th-century buildings (or older)
Retreats offered
Cistercian
Linen included
Towels included
Directions:
By car: From Pamplona take route 121 south to route 124 (Caparroso). Go east on 124 towards Carcastillo following the signs to the monastery.
By train: Get off at Pamplona and take the bus of the Tafallesa lines to Carcastillo; buses leave at noon and 5:30 pm. From Zaragoza take the local bus of the Tafallesa lines and get off at Carcastillo. The bus leaves at 6:00 pm.
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