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Manage hosted retreats.
Prepare rooms, meals and arrivals.

Keep venue stays, visiting hosts, room allocations and participant information connected. Give each retreat organiser a clear view of their group and your team a useful preparation plan.

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The booking is the beginning

A venue hosting its own and visiting programmes.

Your centre may host a visiting facilitator’s retreat one week and sell places on its own programme the next. The booking needs to reflect who pays, what accommodation is reserved and which rooms or beds the group uses. Each hosted retreat keeps its own dates, guests and responsibilities.

What needs to work together

The facilitator’s participant questionnaire and the kitchen’s dietary list serve different purposes. The venue needs the practical details for delivery without taking over every part of the facilitator’s programme.

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An example in practice

Willow House · visiting retreat · 8–12 October

A visiting host reserves four nights for a twelve-person retreat. The venue manages accommodation and arrival preparation; the facilitator receives the programme and relevant participant information.

  1. 01 / Agree

    A four-night group stay

    8–12 October · 12 participants · Room allocation + venue inclusions

  2. 02 / Pay

    €6,000 venue booking

    €1,500 deposit received · €4,500 due 30 days before arrival

  3. 03 / Prepare

    Venue and programme details

    Dietary needs + arrivals + rooming · Relevant intake for the facilitator

  4. 04 / Deliver

    Two coordinated briefings

    Venue: rooms + meal counts · Visiting host: programme + group

How it works

From the booking to a team ready to deliver.

01

Keep each group’s stay distinct

Set the retreat dates, room structure and package inclusions. Separate room or bed capacity from programme choices, and keep the booking arrangement clear for the organiser and guests.

02

Collect the details the venue needs

Gather room preferences, dietary requirements, travel information and practical requirements. Keep programme-specific personal information with the appropriate facilitator.

03

Brief the venue and the organiser

Share rooming lists, meal requirements, arrivals and the daily schedule. Give visiting hosts a dedicated page with the relevant itinerary, contacts and guest details.

For the people delivering it

The details each role needs.

Venue preparation

Room allocation · dietary counts · arrivals · accessibility requests

Organiser view

Group status · itinerary · participant tasks · responsibilities

Guest guide

Address · room information · packing · schedule and contacts

Routine follow-through

Let the next step follow the booking.

Configure messages around confirmation, payment due dates and arrival. Your team can focus on the guests and tasks that still need attention.

  • When confirmed

    Share the stay summary and agreed preparation steps.

  • Before the stay

    Request missing arrivals and participant details.

  • For arrival

    Send venue directions, check-in instructions and the programme link.

What the guest sees

A booking and preparation journey they can follow.

Guests receive the right venue instructions and programme itinerary, with clear preparation and payment steps for their booking arrangement.

What the operator sees

The booking and the work still to do.

The centre can prepare rooms, meals and arrivals for each group. Visiting facilitators see the trip they are hosting without needing the entire venue’s records.

Practical questions

A few details before you start.

Can we work with external retreat hosts?

Yes. Connect the host to the departure and give them the relevant itinerary and participant information.

Can programmes share the same accommodation?

Configure rooms and capacity around your booking model, with dates and allocations checked against the stay.

Can we host outside facilitators as well as our own retreats?

Yes. Set up each departure with its booking arrangement, accommodation and responsible people. Share the relevant group and itinerary view with the visiting host.

Can Marnie connect to our existing website?

Yes. Use a branded booking link, an embedded journey or an agreed custom integration. We map your booking model, configure the trips, payments, forms and messages, and help connect your website during free setup.

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