You run the room.
We run the house.
Your name is on the retreat, your people paid to be there, and the thing most likely to undo the week is not your programme — it is a venue that makes you the logistics manager. That is the part we take.
What you are actually buying
Not a retreat. You already have one of those. You are buying the operations underneath it — the house, the beds, the food, the transfers, the person who answers when something needs doing at four in the afternoon. Everything except the thing you are actually good at.
The whole property is yours. No other guests, no shared spaces, nobody wandering through your closing circle looking for the pool.
A number you can build your own pricing on
Your margin depends on knowing, early and exactly, what each attendee costs you. So we quote one clean per-person day rate covering the bed, the meals you want included and the transfers — not a nightly rate with a list of extras that lands after you have already published your price.
Catering runs from breakfast and one meal a day up to full board with a chef in the house. No cleaning fee, no service charge on what you order, tax inside the quoted price. If your enrolment is uncertain — and at booking time it always is — tell us the risk and we will write terms that reflect it, in writing, before you commit.
The rooms your programme needs
A main salon that takes the whole group for a session and splits into two seating areas for pairs work. A long table for the meal where the real conversation happens. Lawn and deck for anything that wants to be outside, usable most of the year. A lower level with its own entrance for one-to-ones. Nine bedrooms; the house takes up to 28.
What we are not: there is no dedicated studio, no sprung floor, no wall of props. If your retreat needs a purpose-built shala, this is the wrong house and we would rather you knew in the first thirty seconds.
Leaders who come back
The retreats that work here tend to repeat, because the second one costs the leader almost nothing to plan — we already know the room you teach in, the meal times you keep and the two people who always arrive a day early. If you want the same week next year, say so while you are here and we will hold it.
Send us your dates, your numbers, and what the days look like.
You will get a per-person number and a room-by-room bed plan back — before you publish a price to your own list.