Throughout the 19th century, the western part of the monastery repeatedly changed its appearance. In the second half of this century, a one-story stone building was erected against the western wall, which likely served as a cell building. By the end of the century, presumably under the builder Olympia, the building was raised with a wooden floor and was used as a hotel for pilgrims.

After the monastery was closed, the building was used for various needs for a long time and fell into disrepair. The wooden upper part was lost, and until 2002, the former hotel was in a semi-ruined state. In 2002, with the opening of a children's orphanage in the monastery, there arose a need for a separate building for children. Therefore, the former hotel was dismantled, and a new orphanage building was constructed in its place.

In 2005-2006, a right wing was added to this building, which housed a gym, a infirmary, and classrooms.