2 nights
Weekend Cloister Retreat
Two nights of silence, tea, and morning breath work
SILENT RETREATS
Enter Calm, Leave Renewed
Step into quiet rooms, guided breath work, and slow tea breaks. Leave with a clear head, softer shoulders, and space to think again.
FROM THE JOURNAL
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Two nights of silence, tea, and morning breath work
Dark room
After-Work Quiet Stay
Morning
Chapel Light Mornings
01Step 01
01 Quiet Breath
A short breath set for the first ten calm minutes
02Step 02
02 Page and Pen
Write by hand, then sit with the page for a while
03Step 03
03 Tea Seat
Warm tea, still hands, and no rush to speak
New
Guided Breath Work
New
Slow pace
Tea and Reflection
Slow pace
TOPIC CHANNELS
Calm Topics for Busy Days
Pack soft clothes, a notebook, and water for a quiet day.
GUIDE
What To Bring
Pack soft clothes, a notebook, and water for a quiet day.
TIPS
Breath Basics
Short breaths, slow counts, and a calm seat for first steps.
GUIDE
Tea Rituals
See how our tea pauses help guests slow down and settle.
TRENDS
Sleep After Silence
Simple night habits for people who want a softer evening.
guided calm sessions
120+
guided calm sessions
retreat days each month
18
retreat days each month
guest rating
4.8/5
guest rating
Community
Customer notes
Verified
“The silent day pass gave me a real pause. I left with a clear head and a softer jaw.”
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Nina Patel
Product Lead, London studio
Verified
“I came for a quiet room and got better sleep that same night.”
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Jonah Reed
Creative Director, Bristol studio
Verified
“The tea break and the breath work were small things, but they changed my whole pace.”
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Leah Morgan
School Head, Oxford
SPOTLIGHT TILES
Where Guests Rest
A two-night pause near Bath with tea, silence, and slow walks
Feature
Somerset Quiet Stay
A two-night pause near Bath with tea, silence, and slow walks
02After 5
Bath Evening Pass
After-work quiet time with breath work and a short tea ritual
03Lunch
London Lunch Reset
A one-hour break for busy teams who need a calm midday stop
Wide
Stone Hall Mornings
Early seats, soft light, and a guide who keeps the room still
05Notes
Journaling Circle
Prompt-led writing for guests who want clear notes and fewer tabs
06Walks
Quiet Walks in Bath
Gentle steps through stone lanes and garden paths
07Tea
Tea Table Ritual
A slow cup, a warm room, and time to sit before you speak
08Midlands
Midlands Weekend Rest
A simple stay for people coming from Birmingham and nearby towns
Questions
Common Retreat Questions
Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.
01What is a silent day pass?+
A silent day pass gives you a calm room, tea breaks, and time for reading, writing, and quiet rest.
02Do I need meditation skill?+
No. Our guides show each step, so first-timers can sit, breathe, and rest with ease.
03What should I bring?+
Bring soft clothes, a notebook, water, and any needed medicine. We handle tea, cushions, and mats.
04Are meals included?+
Most retreats include simple tea and light plant-based meals. Full stay details are listed on each page.
05Can I come alone?+
Yes. Many guests come solo for space, quiet, and time away from screens and noise.
06Where are you based?+
We host retreats in Bath, Somerset, and lead select sessions for guests from London and nearby regions.
Quiet Notes By Email
Get short notes on retreat dates, simple breath work, and quiet room openings from Monks Entrance.