Stayed for business, as there is precious little else in the immediate area to stay at.
I had been advised that my stay would be a 'unique' experience, and the advice was not incorrect. As a conversion hotel from an old convent, there is a substantial amount of charm and quirkiness to this hotel that you won't find elsewhere. However, the conversion process also lends itself to a lot of compromises for a hotel setup.
For example - no elevator! At least I could not locate it. So lugging up 2 large suitcases becomes a chore when the stairs are steep and the staircase winds. Doorways are very small, and although there is a deadbolt lock on each room, the doors themselves seem very week and insubstantial. Perhaps crime/theft is not an issue in the area, but it's still nice to know your door can't be kicked down if someone wanders onto the grounds and decides to go 'shopping'.
The room itself is very nicely sized, but very sparsely decorated with minimal furniture. The desk provided allows for precious little room to actually work. The bed, although fantastically soft, is actually two twin beds pushed together, so if you decide to sleep in the middle, well, you'll be on the floor very quickly as they're wheeled! Inevitably you end up sleeping on the one half, rendering your full size bed to a single.
Bathroom was clean, albeit very small, and the shower was fantastic - lots of pressure, lots of hot water - no complaints here.
Had dinner one night at the downstairs onsite restaurant and found it pretentious and overall just not very good for the very high prices they are asking. Perhaps it was an off night.
Staff are generally not interested in being helpful and will provide the bare minimum information when asked a question. All speak very good English.
Overall, the stay was comfortable minus the few quibbles, but this hotel is really coasting on the fact that it's a 'destination' and that there is very little competition in Boxmeer itself.