Solo Retreat Sanctuary
Nestled in the Majestic hills of Fairfax, CA
Relax, Restore, Heal & Come Back to Yourself…
LOVE Temple was born to honor sacred union with self and the universe. Ascend the winding staircase into its magical, welcoming embrace, where you are held in warmth and connection while nesting among the treetops and taking in expansive views.
This intimate space is reserved for solo journeyers, offering a sanctuary for relaxation, renewal, and becoming more fully who you dream yourself to be. Come home to yourself, nurture your connection to the Universe, and turn your awareness toward the heart as you witness what unfolds.
Soak in the large saltwater spa or luxuriate in the clawfoot tub with essential oils and Dead Sea salts. Thoughtful amenities include a small Sub-Zero refrigerator, Vitamix blender, microwave, French press, hot water kettle, and built-in filtered water. Remote-controlled, dimmable lighting creates a romantic ambiance, while two high-quality speakers invite you to enjoy your favorite music.
Walk easily to nearby trailheads or downtown Fairfax. A welcoming host is available to support your comfort and care throughout your stay.
“This property is exceptional, as is its owner, MaryBeth. Words cannot express enough my appreciation and gratitude for her and the temple's grace, welcoming and hospitality. If you are seeking a place to pause, heal, replenish, and reflect, look no further: you have found your refuge.” -Katherine, San Francisco
“This is a deeply nourishing place to stay. The experience of nature was exquisite: I watched stars from the tub, enjoyed birds from the patio during the day, was greeted by a buck upon my arrival. MaryBeth poured love into the creation of this temple and all over me as a treasured guest in her personal space. She fed me a breakfast that was so good, I nearly cried. Every detail of the space is beautiful, and the place has a high energetic vibration. I needed a retreat and am so glad I decided to splurge on myself in this way. Just what I needed during these tumultuous times.” -Pamela, Oakland