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住宿类型多样。主楼和休憩屋：最多可容纳86张床位（主楼32张，毗邻的休憩屋54张），提供单人间、双床间和双人间。除休憩屋底层两间带独立卫浴的单人间外，其余房间均为共用浴室，并配有无障碍设施，其中一间设有供护理人员使用的连通房。
Minsteracres is a fine 18th century listed mansion built by George Silvertop in 1758 and then enlarged and remodelled in 1811 and 1865. The Silvertops were a Roman Catholic family who owned extensive portions of land in the area. Henry Charles Silvertop built the chapel by the mansion and dedicated it to St. Elizabeth of Hungary in 1854. In the second part of the 19th century, the Silvertops, following a fashion of the time, collected various plants and flowers for the grounds. Today Minsteracres is known for its avenue of Sequoiadendron Giganteum (California giant redwood trees), probably the largest collection of this type of tree in the country.
The Silvertop family sold the house to the Passionist Congregation in 1949. At that time the fathers embarked on a project of adapting the mansion to the needs of a monastery.
All meals are provided with the lodging. The retreat house has a kitchen area for tea and coffee, including a licensed bar.
Linens are supplied. People are asked to bring their own towels. There is a variety of meeting, conference and common rooms. The retreat house has a book and souvenir shop, chapel, library and extensive grounds.
教堂
修道院内住宿
提供全膳服务
历史财产
共享花园
含床单
餐厅
茶室
推荐徒步路线
历史建筑
花园
By car: From London take M1 to A1 north towards Newcastle. Go left after Darlington and take A68 towards Corbridge. About 1 mile beyond Kiln Pit Hill, follow the signs for Minsteracres and turn left onto the entrance drive. It is a mile to the house. By train: Take a train from London King’s Cross to Newcastle and then change to Riding Mill. A car from Minsteracres will provide transportation from the train station.
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