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Q: for a corporate group of around 20 ppl in july what kind of private meeting spaces or like breakout rooms do you have
Hello! Thank you for considering AWS Lodge for your corporate group.
Our lodge is designed to offer a fully private and exclusive experience for intimate groups, with a maximum capacity of 8 single hunters or 8 couples. This ensures a personalized, VIP experience for every guest. For a group of 20 people, we would recommend considering splitting your team into two separate groups on different dates to allow everyone to enjoy the full privacy and luxury our lodge provides.
While we don't have traditional corporate "breakout rooms" in the conventional sense, our lodge offers several spacious and comfortable common areas that can be utilized for private meetings, discussions, or relaxed gatherings:
• Our elegant main living room: This is a large, comfortable space perfect for informal discussions or presentations.
• The dining room: This area can be set up for more formal meetings outside of meal times.
• Outdoor terraces and lounge areas: These offer beautiful settings for more casual brainstorming sessions amidst the stunning Argentine countryside.
• Private suites: Each suite provides a comfortable and quiet space for individual work or small, intimate conversations.
Our multi-day packages are completely all-inclusive, covering luxury lodging, gourmet meals, an open bar, and professional guides, ensuring a seamless and high-end experience for your team's stay.
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