The phrase "a hideaway for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a secluded or private place intended for relaxation or escape, often followed by a specific group or purpose.
Example: "The cabin in the woods serves as a hideaway for the weary travelers seeking peace and solitude."
Alternatives: "a retreat for the" or "a sanctuary for the".
More recently, it provided a hideaway for the Cretan resistance and British agents during the second world war.
The intelligence official, Amrullah Saleh, said at a news conference here that six Afghan suspects had been arrested, including an imam who had provided a hideaway for the attackers.
A brush fire destroyed an unknown number of homes in the enclave of Montecito, outside Santa Barbara, forcing residents to evacuate what has long been a hideaway for the rich.
West Hollywood's Sunset Marquis has served as a hideaway for "the famous, the infamous (and, occasionally, the indicted)" since 1963.
Within those geographical limits our experts will aim to answer as many questions as possible, whether you are planning a big gathering or are looking for a hideaway for two in the UK; are looking for an affordable family villa with a pool in a specific location or are simply after some suggestions for off-the-beaten-track locations away from the summer hordes.
Spain's Costa del Sol – which earned the nickname Costa del Crime – has been known as a hideaway for British criminals in the past, particularly in the late 1970s and 80s, when there were no extradition agreements with the UK.
Among the highlights was a swim to the cave of Papanikolis on Meganisi island, said to have been a hideaway for a Greek navy submarine during the second world war.
An important Aboriginal site where tribal people would gather to trade and hold weddings and initiation ceremonies, it was a hideaway for 19th-century bushrangers such as the notorious Dan "Mad Dog" Morgan.
Indeed, in decades past, it was a motel, as well as a hideaway for plein-air painters who liked to look at the ocean from the balconies.
In the 19th century, long before it was a hideaway for tourists who don't think of themselves as tourists, Todos Santos was the sugar capital of Baja.
It has a number of antique churches, and in the 15th century, it often served as a hideaway for Trogir residents in fear of Turkish pirates.
