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修女们过着与世隔绝的生活，只有教堂对外开放。这座古典主义风格的建筑可以追溯到17世纪上半叶。
修道院的住宿设施包括分布在三层楼的双人房，共有16张床位。浴室为公用，每层楼一个。欢迎男女入住，但仅限已婚人士同住。
The monastery was founded in 1598 by a group of nuns who came from various Carmelite monasteries established by Santa Teresa de Ávila. The Calahorran townspeople wanted a symbolic presence of the saint in their town and the nuns honoured their request. The community was begun without the patronage of a noble or wealthy family. During the early years of their residency, the nuns lived in absolute poverty, supported solely by the local populace. At one point, Don José Gonzales de la Uzqueta (uncle of one of the nuns) proposed building a monastery and church if the nuns declared him their Patrono. They did. The structures were built and occupied by the nuns.
Meals are not supplied with the lodging. Guests must self-cater using the kitchen available.
Towels and linens are supplied. There is a kitchen, dining room and meeting room that guests may use.
Directions
By car: From Zaragoza take A68 or route N232 north and exit at Calahorra.
By train: Get off at Calahorra. There also are buses to Calahorra from Soria, Vitoria and Zaragoza.
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