🛏 Pilgrim Stays
A guesthouse (1909 Guesthouse) sits about 150 metres from the monastery and markets itself as historically used by visitors to Mega Spilaio, but it appears to be an independently run property rather than monastery-operated lodging; no information found confirming the monastery itself hosts overnight pilgrims.
A guest house is mentioned by the source above, but we couldn't independently confirm current booking details, capacity, or price -- contact the monastery directly.
General Serbian Orthodox monastic-stay custom: overnight stays require the blessing of the abbot/abbess, arranged in advance by phone or in person. At a men's monastery, male pilgrims may stay in the konak; women are typically directed to separate lodging nearby. A modest fee or donation is common but varies by monastery. This is general custom, not a monastery-specific guarantee.
