Quiet Stays Around the World


Retreats, cabins, monasteries, and temples: noted for future stays


The 72 Hour Cabin

Sweden

Five glass cabins originally built for a study into stress reduction, by the beautiful Lake Ånimmen.

£££

Image Credit: 72 Hour Cabin



Eremito 

Italy

A restored hermitage with minimalist luxury rooms and communal dinners by candlelight with Gregorian chant.

££

Image Credit: Eremito



Loggers Lodge 

Sweden

This exclusive 5-star catered lodge in remote boreal forest, in the stillness of Swedish Lapland. 

£££££

Image Credit: Loggers Lodge



Casa na Terra

Portugal

An architect designed house built into the surface of the earth, which creates a heavy, subterranean silence. 

£££

Image Credit: Casa na Terra



Eiheiji Temple 

Japan

Full immersion at the mother temple of Soto Zen in the cedar forests of Echizen’s mountains:

£-££

Image Credit: Eiheiji Temple 



Saint Catherine's Monastery 

Egypt

A sacred stay at the oldest Christian monastery in the world, built circa 500 at the foot of Mount Sinai, said  to enclose the site of Moses’ burning bush.

£

Image Credit: Saint Catherine's Monastery 



The NamibRand 

Namibia

Africa’s first Wilderness Quiet Park in Namibia offers one bed per 3.9 square miles.

££££

Image Credit: The NamibRand 



Solesmes Abbey 

France

An ancient Benedictine monastery on the Sarthe River where men can stay with the monks amid communal contemplation and Gregorian chant.

£

Image Credit: Solesmes Abbey 



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