Respite for healthcare providers
Do you work in the healthcare, social services or community sectors? Take advantage of a resourcing program at Le Monastère des Augustines.
Individual respite stays for healthcare providers
Stay overview
- Accommodations in an authentic room
- Breakfast and dinner at Le Vivoir restaurant
- Access to the museum as well as movement and wellness activities
- 15% discount on massages and treatments
- Maximum 2 nights per healthcare provider
Eligibility requirements
- This offer is reserved for employees residing in the province of Québec. By healthcare provider, we mean any person practicing one of the following professions: nurse, attendant, physician, social worker, psychologist, therapist, community worker, etc.
- Respite stays for healthcare providers are subject to room availability, depending on season and demand. Other conditions may apply.
- The upgrade fee for a contemporary room is $55 + tax per night.
- There is an additional fee of $139 + taxes per night to add a companion who shares a room with the healthcare provider during his/her stay. This fee includes accommodation, breakfast and dinner, a visit to the Museum and access to movement and wellness activities.
$179.00 per night
single occupancy, until June 30th, 2024
* Subject to room availability.
Important note
- As of July 1st, 2024, the $179.00/night offer will no longer be available. Instead, there will be a 15% discount on accommodation and a 15% discount on massages and treatments for caregivers. This new offer is neither exchangeable nor redeemable for cash. Not applicable on group rates, promotions or other reduced rates. Certain restrictions may apply.
- When making your reservation by phone or email, you must mention that you wish to take advantage of this type of stay. When you arrive at Le Monastère, you will need to show proof of employment at the front desk, otherwise we won’t be able to offer you this preferential rate. Acceptable proof of employment is a record of employment or an employee ID.
“I let myself be immersed in the calm and beauty (…). Although you didn’t know me, I imagined you carrying me, supporting me, and helping me pursue my social work mission. I hold this experience in my heart and at my bedside as a source of strength and healing.”