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Accomodations and Facilities
Thirty-one simple yet comfortable double-occupancy rooms within the mission’s restored cloister offer guests contemplative private space in keeping with the mission’s monastic heritage. Amenities include cozy beds and a sink for morning and evening ablutions. Fresh linens, bath towels and accessories are also provided. Shower and bathroom facilities exist on each cloister wing for your convenience.
A large and comfortable conference room is at your disposal, complete with tables, chairs, easels, whiteboard and multi-media equipment for presentations.
The Mission’s beautifully restored peristyle garden is the perfect spot for informal presentations or meditation, as are the natural areas that surround the mission and its Fiesta grounds.
Meals
Depending upon the duration of the retreat, you’ll enjoy dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner within the Mission’s Refectory. Catered meals are prepared by our local chefs.
Personal Communications:
Please note that your retreat time at Mission San Antonio is meant to be one of relaxation, rest and contemplation. For this reason, there are no telephones, televisions or internet connections in our guest quarters. Due to the mission’s remote location, cell phone service is limited and unreliable. There is a phone available to guests for emergencies, as well as to receive incoming messages. |
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Costs
$200 per guest for two-night, three-day retreats
$100 per guest for one-night, two-day retreats
$60 per person/night for private (no meals offered) retreat
$100 per student for weekend Diocesan-approved Confirmandi Retreats (All inclusive. Special Retreat program provided by Mission San Antonio de Padua Confirmation Team staff)
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