Corporate Retreats

For teams that work best somewhere else entirely.

The properties

Five addresses, one standard

Each has its own character and its own landscape. What they share is scale: small enough that a company of twenty to a hundred can take the whole thing.

  • Historic Tapoco Lodge on the bank of the Cheoah River, forested ridges of the Great Smoky Mountains rising behind it

    Robbinsville, North Carolina

    Historic Tapoco Lodge

    Your mountain kingdom

    A 120-acre estate on the banks of the Cheoah River, ringed by 528,000 acres of Great Smoky Mountain wilderness and a cherished retreat since 1930. Riverside fire pits, groomed trails, and the legendary Tail of the Dragon a few minutes from the door.

    Sleeps
    Up to 100 guests
    Rooms
    18 cabin · 11 lodge
    Grounds
    120 acres

    A buyout includes

    • Exclusive evening dining at Tapoco Tavern
    • Cheoah Terrace with sweeping river views
    • Riverside lawn for sessions and receptions
    • Two off-site homes for extended groups
  • Brewery Gulch Inn & Spa on its bluff above the Pacific, timber-framed and set against the Mendocino meadow

    Mendocino, California

    Brewery Gulch Inn & Spa

    Your Pacific bluff retreat

    An architectural piece perched on a bluff over the Pacific, built from eco-salvaged sinker logs some over 150 years old and bordering 48,000 acres of meadow and redwood. The collection calls it one of Mendocino County's most inspired group settings, and it is the property most explicitly set up for corporate retreats.

    Rooms
    11, each with a fireplace
    Borders
    48,000 acres
    Wellness
    Spa, yoga, forest bathing

    A buyout includes

    • Great Room with its four-sided fireplace
    • Evening Meadow Box dining with curated wines
    • Private yoga and Shinrin-Yoku forest bathing
    • Massage and sound healing in the spa
  • Abaco Inn on Elbow Cay, low cottages between the Atlantic shore and the turquoise Sea of Abaco

    Elbow Cay, The Bahamas

    Abaco Inn

    Your island paradise

    The Atlantic on one side, the Sea of Abaco on the other, on a cay in the boating capital of the Bahamas. Seventy-five years of island hospitality, a beachfront restaurant serving boat-to-table, and villas with their own docks.

    Hospitality
    75+ years
    Water
    Two coastlines
    Stay
    Cottages, rooms, villas

    A buyout includes

    • Private beach on both the Atlantic and the Sea of Abaco
    • Beachfront restaurant with boat-to-table dining
    • Sunset Point villas with private docks
    • Snorkelling, surfing, paddleboards and golf carts
  • Hartstone Inn on Elm Street in Camden, its clapboard front and porch framed by summer planting

    Camden, Maine

    Hartstone Inn

    Your New England estate

    An 1835 house on Elm Street, steps from Camden Harbor, the schooner fleet and the road up Mount Battie. An award-winning kitchen, an in-house sommelier and a covered patio, in a town small enough that the whole group walks everywhere.

    Rooms
    14 rooms and suites
    Dining
    Multi-course, award-winning
    Outdoors
    Up to 40 seated

    A buyout includes

    • The award-winning restaurant, privately
    • In-house sommelier and wine tasting
    • Communal fire pits and garden spaces
    • Covered patio for outdoor gatherings
  • A Stone's Throw Away above Nassau, balconies and gardens stepping down the limestone hillside toward the water

    Nassau, The Bahamas

    A Stone's Throw Away

    Your Caribbean hilltop haven

    A ten-room house on a limestone hill west of Nassau, wrapped in gardens and a waterfall, with the water two hundred feet below. Minutes from the airport, which means a group flying in from four cities can land and still make dinner.

    Rooms
    Ten, all king
    Events
    Up to 150 guests
    Airport
    Under two miles

    A buyout includes

    • Ocean-view patio and private garden terrace
    • A pool with no crowds
    • Flexible catering, including the resident chefs
    • Indoor and outdoor spaces that flex to the day

Full property buyouts

Where every space becomes yours

When you buy out an Enthusiast property you are not simply booking rooms. Every dining room, every outdoor space, every staff member and every curated amenity becomes dedicated to your group. No strangers at the next table. No shared lobbies.

Team strategy sessions by day, bonfire conversations by night.

  • Your group in every room, with no other guests on site
  • Dining rooms and outdoor spaces reserved for your schedule
  • The whole team on hand, briefed on what you are running
  • Pre-arrival planning with the property, not a call centre
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The Hope Town lighthouse above the harbour on Elbow Cay, moored boats and pastel roofs below it