Retreat. Read. Reconnect.
A book. A cozy nook. A circle of women who get it. Welcome to the escape you didn’t know you needed—but absolutely deserve.
What is a Literary Escape?
A Literary Escape is a beautifully curated getaway for women who crave rest, reconnection, and uninterrupted reading time. Think of it as an open invitation to slow down — to breathe deeply and do the things that fill you up.
Whether you're curled up with a novel by the pool, sharing stories over wine, or wandering through a vineyard or village, your retreat is designed to be as social — or as solitary — as you want it to be. No required reading, no expectations, no agenda beyond the next chapter.
Just space to be yourself among kindred spirits.
A storybook retreat for book lovers ready to trade routine for honey-stone streets, fireside evenings, and stories that linger long after the last page.
5 nights in a private townhouse in the heart of Bath
All meals included, with chef-prepared dinners and wine each evening
A private, literary-themed guided walking tour through Bath’s old town
Entrance to the Roman Baths, with an optional soak at Thermae Bath Spa
A private half-day excursion to Stonehenge
Ample quiet hours for uninterrupted reading
💲 From $2,900 per person
Booking deadline May 14th
Let the stillness set the pace, and the pages carry you home.
Golden Stones & Quiet Pages
Sept 22–27, 2027 | Honey-stone streets & storybook charm
The Magic, Bottled in Words
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Palm Springs was the perfect backdrop for The Literary Escape. I arrived knowing a few women and left with unforgettable memories. Jen and Natalie bottled that magic — and knocked it out of the park.
-Karen W.
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I didn’t know what to expect, but The Literary Escape far exceeded anything I hoped for. Thoughtfully planned, full of amazing women — I’m grateful for every moment.
-Julie Z.
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The most amazing trip! Beautiful scenery, delicious food, and meaningful conversations with incredible women. Every detail was perfect — an experience I’ll never forget.
-Wendy S.
“Books, she has found, are a way to live a thousand lives—or to find strength in a very long one.”
— — V.E. Schwab, The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue