Bring a small team together for planning, reflection, or a well-earned reset. The inn offers an informal setting for discussion, with accommodation and a shared base in the mountains. Choose a few outcomes for the trip, keep sessions manageable, and protect time for conversation outside the agenda.
01
Separate beds from guest capacity
The hotel has six rooms and sleeps up to 18, but that does not mean 18 private rooms. Share your individual-room and bed requirements before choosing a buyout.
02
Have a common base
Hotel and full buyouts include private use of the dining and recreation space and a full kitchen. Discuss your intended meeting setup with the inn.
03
Make downtime part of the plan
A walk or an unhurried meal can give quieter teammates more space to connect. Choose optional activities that suit different abilities and interests.
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Good to know
Is this a conference venue with meeting equipment?+
This is an informal accommodation-based retreat option. AV equipment, meeting services, and particular room setups are not guaranteed; confirm your requirements with the inn.
Can every team member have a private room?+
It depends on your team size and accommodation mix. The hotel has six rooms; cabins have different bedroom and loft layouts. Request a rooming plan before booking.
Are all full-buyout accommodations together?+
The hotel and Bear and Moose cabins are at the main inn. Forest Haven is about 1.1 miles away, which should be considered when assigning rooms and planning sessions.
