Open-plan great room with folding glass walls onto a pool terrace

Retreats · days to weeks

Bring the team.
Take the whole house.

A retreat is PODLife for a group: every room in one house for a company offsite, a workshop or a startup sprint, with the work, the meals and the getting there handled. Pick a country and plan it there.

What you get

One house, one team, one bill.

The house runs around the work. Nobody books a room, finds a coworking space or splits a dinner bill; a host takes care of it, and the team gets on with what it came to do.

Group
2 to 30 people. Bigger teams take two houses.
Length
Three nights up to a full 28-night cycle.
Made for
Company offsites, workshops and courses, startup sprints.
Reply
A host answers within three days with dates and a quote.
  • Every bedroom

    Each with its own bath, made up for you

  • A place to work

    Desks, monitors and call booths

  • Fast fiber

    With a satellite backup

  • Meals

    Breakfast daily and most dinners, by a house cook

  • Housekeeping

    Laundry and utilities too, all on one bill

  • Airport pickup

    For everyone, timed to the flights

How it works

From a request to the front door.

  1. 1

    Pick a country

    Each has its own houses, hosts and town to explore.

  2. 2

    Tell us about the team

    Who’s coming, when, for how long and why.

  3. 3

    Get dates and a quote

    A host replies within three days.

  4. 4

    Arrive

    Confirm, and the house is yours for the stay.

Where

Choose a country. Each has its own look.

Every country's houses wear that country's colors, and its pages do too. Mexico is open now.

Colonnaded corridor with terracotta walls, iron lanterns and a pebble-mosaic floor

México · open now

San Miguel de Allende

3 colonial houses in a World Heritage town, sleeping 5 to 8 each, with pickup from León or Querétaro.

Plan a retreat in Mexico →

Next country · to be announced

More on the way

Each new country opens with its own houses and hosts, and a page in its own colors, the way Mexico wears its tiles and papel picado.

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