Yes, you can stay overnight at Montserrat, and doing so is highly recommended to experience the spiritual and natural beauty of the mountain after the thousands of day-trippers have departed. The most popular accommodation is the Hotel Abat Cisneros, a 3-star hotel housed in a historic building that has hosted pilgrims since the 16th century. For a more self-sufficient stay, the Apartaments Montserrat Abat Marcet offer kitchen facilities. Staying overnight allows you to attend the evening "Salve" or morning "Lauds" prayer services at the Basilica, featuring the world-famous Escolania (Boy’s Choir), in a much more serene environment. Furthermore, it gives hikers a "sunrise head start" to reach the summit of Sant Jeroni (1,236 meters) before the midday heat. In 2026, the "Montserrat experience" is fundamentally different at night; once the funiculars and rack railway stop running, the only sounds are the wind through the serrated peaks and the distant ringing of monastery bells, providing a level of peace that is impossible to find during the busy afternoon peak hours.