An open book resting on a wooden railing in golden evening light
HOSPITALITY

Time to read. Time to rest.

Four days at a boutique property, with every detail arranged before you arrive. You bring the book.

Welcome

You bring the book. We handle everything else.

Flyleaf Hospitality plans reading retreats for women. Your room, your meals and your days are arranged before you arrive, so there is nothing to decide except what to read next.

How a retreat works

How a retreat works

Four days. Three nights. No decisions.

Each retreat is a small group of 18 to 24 women at a boutique property, with room to read alone and time to talk about books together.

Arranged before you arrive

Your room, meals and activities are coordinated in advance. A concierge is a message away, and a call before the retreat lets you confirm your room, food preferences and any requests.

A light schedule

One or two optional activities a day, such as yoga on the lawn or a book club. The rest of the day is yours.

Conversation about books

Optional discussions and a book exchange, with women who take reading as seriously as you do.

The name

Why “Flyleaf”?

The flyleaf is the blank page at the front of a book. It comes before the story begins, and it belongs to the reader. A Flyleaf retreat is that page for your week: open space, and the chance to start something.

An open book on a window seat beside cushions

About Lynn

Hospitality led by someone who has done it

Flyleaf is led by Lynn Bain, who co-founded Boxwood Hospitality and spent more than a decade running events and venues across Texas. She has hosted thousands of events, and she cares about the small details that make guests feel looked after. [CONFIRM: “thousands of events” is from the pitch deck]

Read Lynn’s story

Be the first to know

Retreat dates are announced to our list first. Leave your email and we will write when the first retreats open.