Some places prove that the absence of luxury can itself be a luxury. One thing is certain: the Dominican monastery designed by Le Corbusier is far from an ordinary hotel.

Brick walls and raw interiors. No unnecessary additions or TVs. Instead, there is space, silence, and the opportunity for contemplation. It’s an experience for those who understand that true comfort isn’t found in gilded frames and minibars.

Since 2016, this unique site has been on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The rooms resemble the austere cells of monks, where every detail was thoughtfully designed by one of the greatest architects of the 20th century – Le Corbusier.

Not for everyone. For connoisseurs of architecture and those who appreciate minimalism and the spiritual aspect of travel. The bathrooms are shared, the décor is modest, and the only luxury is the chance to be here and now. If that speaks to you, we invite you.

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