Mahjong

October 4-5th, 2026

With Options to check-in on saturday

POP UP

RETREAT

Ready for spirited league-style mahjong—round after round? Want to play all day while someone else handles decisions, meals, and logistics? Interested in meeting new friends or reconnecting with old ones? Prefer spa treatments, wellness or meditation classes, poolside lounging, or room service with hill country views?
If yes, check out the schedule below and we will see you in Austin! 
Spa-like rooms with Hill Country views Chef-made: breakfasts, lunches and dinner. All-day snacks and nonalcoholic drinks. Access to both pools. Full spa: sauna, steam room and all wellness activities.
Lasting memories, a stronger sense of community, and the chance to win great prizes and bragging rights.
American Mah Jongg (NMJL 2026 card) — Experience-based table assignments for balanced play. League-style scoring with cumulative standings. Professional support and facilitation. Elegant tablescapes: tiles, racks, pushers, mats, linens.

Sample Itinerary for Your retreat

Plan ahead and secure your spot

exclusive early-booking opportunities.!

Room packages

Total price including food, wellness activities, mahjong Play, and taxes.

Amenities included in all accommodations

  • Miraval’s Signature Cloud-Like Bedding

  • In-Room Meditation Channels

  • Tibetan Singing Bowl & Meditation Cushion

  • Zents Bath Collection

  • Plush Cotton Robes & Slippers

  • DryBar Buttercup Hairdryer

  • Complimentary hi-speed WiFi

  • 65′ LCD TV

  • In-Room Safe

  • Iron/Ironing Board

  • Mini-refrigerator

  • Filtered Water Carafe

  • Coffee Maker

Single Occupancy | Per Player
$1,215.32

1-night, 2-day retreat.

Retreat dates: October 4–5, 2026, with optional pre- and post-stay arrangements available.

Double Occupancy | Per Player
$1,082.00

1-night, 2-day retreat.

Retreat dates: October 4–5, 2026, with optional pre- and post-stay arrangements available.

I started playing mahjong in 2020 when my friends Kristin, Brannon, and Louisa very patiently taught me. We play the American style that was standardized in 1937 by the National Mah Jongg League (NMJL) in New York. At first, I found mahjong overwhelming but the more I played, the more it all began to click into place for me and make sense. As I myself was learning I couldn’t help but notice how much interest there was in the game. Historically it’s been a game passed down generation to generation. We don’t really see that as much now. I saw an opportunity to share this game with others and get them going. In November of 2023, I taught my first lesson to four players at my dining table. The month after that, in December 2023, I led a class of 20 people, which was really wild. During my first year of business, I’ve taught about 350 people and presented a lecture on mahjong at UT. So it all came together pretty quickly and it hasn’t slowed down yet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime via text/call 214.851.2279

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