The two brother’s tombs are inside the church. The church was constructed within the pattern of the Walachia architectural style, whose defining feature is the open porch. The paintings inside the church were executed by Master Naum (of the Buzau school for Painters) in 1837, and were reconditioned again a century later (in 1986).
The holy establishment shelters a limited number of liturgical objects which are exhibited in the pronaos. The iconostasis is very nice and was painted by Nicolae Tatarascu and covered in silver by Lazar from Ploiesti. Ito the church there are four big icons made by Constantin in 1799.

Just as many other monasteries which had been affiliated to the Archdiocese of Bucharest, the Cheia Monastery underwent extensive repairs and restoration works in the sixties, under the earnest care of Patriarch Justinian.
Now the holy establishment is no longer subordinated to the Patriarchy, being a self-supporting community. It also provides religious assistance for the faithful of the Cheia Resort.