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Rooms & Availability

Where families stay for the four days — and what is free at the moment. Ring the booking line to hold a room; the office confirms every stay by phone.

Right now

18 rooms free of 18 on the campus.

The counts below are kept by the office and change through the day. They show what is free on the campus, not a reservation — a room is only held once the office has confirmed it with you over the phone.

18

Free now

18

Rooms in all

Updated 21 Sep 2026, 7:53 PM

Where you sleep

The rooms on the campus

Families are given a room to themselves wherever the numbers allow. Tell the office how many are coming and they will place you.

6 of 6 free

Family Room

Sleeps 4 Two double beds

A room to a family, so parents and children stay together through the four days.

  • Attached bathroom
  • Hot water
  • Fan
  • Study table

₹3,500 per retreat

For the whole family, including meals for the four days

4 of 4 free

Large Family Room

Sleeps 6 Two double beds and two singles

For larger households, or two families who wish to be placed side by side.

  • Attached bathroom
  • Hot water
  • Fan
  • Sitting corner

₹4,500 per retreat

For the whole family, including meals for the four days

6 of 6 free

Senior Citizens' Room

Sleeps 2 Two single beds

Ground-floor rooms kept aside for the Paradise Experience retreats, close to the chapel and dining hall.

  • Attached bathroom
  • Hot water
  • Ground floor, no stairs
  • Handrails

₹3,000 per retreat

Per couple, including meals for the four days

2 of 2 free

Dormitory

Sleeps 12 Twelve single beds

Shared halls for youth groups and for parish batches who come together.

  • Common bathrooms
  • Hot water
  • Fans
  • Lockers

₹1,500 per retreat

Per person, including meals for the four days

Booking calls are taken 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM on 90373 44994, 79022 89532, 99611 69534, 94007 83273.

Before You Come

Things families ask us

If your question is not here, please ring the office — we would rather talk.

The retreat is preached for a household — parents and children together. Come as a family rather than sending one member. If you are unsure whether your situation fits, ring the office and ask; nobody is turned away for asking.

Yes. The retreat is built around parents and children taking part side by side, and that is what makes it different from a retreat one person attends alone. Tell us the ages of the children when you book.

Please plan to. The retreat is designed to be lived through from beginning to end, and much of what it does depends on staying. If that is genuinely impossible for your family, speak to the office before you book.

Either ring the booking line between 9 in the morning and 5 in the evening, or send a request through this website. Nothing is paid online — a request reaches the office and the office rings you back to confirm the place.

Please ask the office when you ring. They will tell you what is expected for the retreat you have chosen and what it covers.

The office tells you when they confirm your booking. If anyone in the family is on regular medication, bring enough for the whole stay and mention it when you book.

Come to Nazareth

Four days that a family remembers for years

Choose a date from the calendar and ask for a place. The office will ring you back to confirm — booking calls are taken from 9 in the morning to 5 in the evening.