Corporate Retreats

Get your team under one roof in Cincinnati.

One booking instead of twenty hotel rooms — a whole house in East Walnut Hills, private to your company, with living rooms big enough to actually meet in.

Why teams book a house instead of a hotel

A retreat in a hotel means renting a windowless conference room down the hall from where everyone sleeps and calling it culture. A whole house works differently: the meeting happens on sofas, the breakout happens in the kitchen, and the conversation that actually mattered happens in the kitchen again at 9pm. You get the whole building, private to your group — nobody badges in.

Each of our houses is split into private apartments, which solves the thing that makes team travel awkward: everyone gets real privacy at night and one big table in the morning. Separate units also mean an early riser on a call at 7am isn't standing over someone's sofa bed.

Every apartment has its own kitchen — one is a kitchenette — and there is laptop-friendly workspace in every house, with fast Wi-Fi throughout. The 3-Unit Building even has a wired ethernet connection if someone's presentation absolutely cannot drop. Five minutes away is downtown Cincinnati; eight minutes is the Children's Hospital medical campus, which is why visiting medical and research teams keep finding us.

It works the same way for the trips that aren't officially a retreat: a sales kickoff, a board weekend, a team in town for a downtown conference, a crew on a multi-week project. Same math every time — one house, one invoice, and the team ends the day in the same living room instead of texting each other from separate floors.

Which house fits your team

Every house is booked whole-building and private to your company, so the only real questions are headcount and how you want the team split up.

The Cincy Historic Gem — sleeps 20

For a leadership team or a small company: two apartments, plus free driveway parking on site, which matters when half the team drives in. See the house →

The Whole 3-Unit Building — sleeps 22

Three apartments and five bathrooms, so the morning stand-up doesn't start with a queue for the shower. It's also the house with the wired ethernet connection. See the house →

The Victorian Estate — sleeps 32

The whole-company offsite house: three units off one foyer, with three living rooms so working groups can split up and still be in the same building. See the house →

The two Francis houses together — sleeps 42

Two buildings side by side, which maps neatly onto two departments. That pairing is inquiry only, so send me dates and headcount.

Not a work trip?

The same three houses cover the other reasons a group takes a whole building: wedding parties and out-of-town wedding guests who want everyone on one street, and family reunions that need a private apartment per branch of the family. If you'd rather start with photos and floor plans, all three houses are here.

Real Guests

Reviews from teams who stayed

Myself and my co-workers were in Cincinnati for a 3 day conference. We were looking for somewhere that we could all stay together but also have space. Preston's home was perfect for that!

Jess · Victorian Estate · Mar 2026 · via Airbnb

I love this place! It's my second time hosting a retreat here with a small group and it's the most inspiring, clean, spacious, and accommodating space! Thank you.

Megan · Cincy Historic Gem · Nov 2025 · via Airbnb

excellent stay, thank you for the comfortable accommodations and the responsive host. the home had plenty of room for our group and was easy to use.

Olga · The Whole 3-Unit Building · Dec 2025 · via Airbnb

Great deal, incredibly clean for being such a big house. Host was great and communicated great, would stay again!

Dylan · The Whole 3-Unit Building · Nov 2025 · via Airbnb

Good to Know

The Practical Stuff.

Is there space to actually hold meetings?

Each house has multiple living rooms — the Victorian Estate has three, one per unit. They hold a team on sofas and chairs comfortably. What we don't have is projectors or conference-room furniture: it's a house, and that's the point.

How is the Wi-Fi?

Fast throughout every house, and every house has a laptop-friendly workspace. The 3-Unit Building also has a wired ethernet connection.

Can the company card pay for it?

Yes — direct checkout takes cards through Hospitable, the same system that runs my platform bookings, and you'll have a proper rental agreement for the file. If your finance team needs something specific, text or email me and we'll sort it.

Can we bring in catering?

Vendors you need — caterers included — are fine. What the houses don't host is events with outside guests; lodging your team is the job.

How big a team can you take?

One house covers 20 to 32. Past that, the two Francis houses book together for up to 42, and I can sometimes hold a third house on the same dates. Send me the headcount and I'll tell you straight whether it fits — you can size it up yourself against all three houses.

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