Peak season takes care of itself. The weeks that hurt are the shoulder months and the long midweek stretches, when the property is staffed and running and the rooms are still half empty. Most hotels answer with a discount, and a discount teaches guests to wait for the next one.
A retreat answers the same gap differently. It turns quiet weeks into one group booking that you sell months ahead, with meals, sessions and experiences included. It is the same method we teach retreat leaders, applied from the property's side of the booking. This guide covers why it suits a quiet week, three ways a property can run retreats, and how to keep them out of the way of the sales you already make easily. If you want the short version for your own property, start on our hotels and venues page.
A retreat packages several nights, meals and daily sessions into a single booking for a group that arrives together. One sale fills a block of rooms on dates you choose, instead of waiting for individual bookings to trickle in.