"getaway place" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a location that someone goes to in order to escape from their usual routine or to relax and unwind. Example: Every summer, I look forward to spending a week at my family's lakeside getaway place.
The getaway place is a honeycomb.
Where is your favorite "secret" getaway place in the city to take kids?
"The sheer numbers of people increased," he said, "and Isle of Palms became a busy weekend getaway place".
"We love the beach, and Chatham has always been our special getaway place, which really made the sand sculpture so thoughtful and romantic, and gave it so much significance and meaning".
Particularly since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, "families like a customized private enjoyment of their leisure activities, whether it's a private skybox or a private getaway place," said Thomas R. Livergood, chief executive of the Family Wealth Alliance, a consultancy for wealthy families based in Wheaton, Ill.
"I remember when I started to come to America, this was almost like my getaway place.
A lifelong resident of the island, which is 18 miles long and barely four blocks wide, Ms. Jensen said that while getaway places could still be booked, as the Fourth of July approached, they were moving fast.
He purchased it two Easters ago as a getaway, a place to camp.
Popular as a romantic getaway or place to tie the knot, the inn has 10 lavish rooms with whirlpool tubs and fireplaces.
I'm looking forward to using it as a getaway, a place where I can be as scruffy as I want.
The modest, two-day getaway took place at resort in Atlixco, Puebla a small city three hours outside of Mexico City—and divided programming across a pair of stages and a couple scattered bars.
