Menla Mountain Retreat

Menla Mountain Retreat & Conference Center is owned and operated by Tibet House US, as a developing center for the dissemination of Tibetan healing arts and sciences.

PROGRAMS AT MENLA

Menla features a variety of events year round.

Learn about our upcoming programs at Menla.

For more on Menla, visit the Menla website at: www.menla.org

ABOUT MENLA

Menla Mountain Retreat & Conference Center is set on 320 acres in the historic Catskill Mountains of NewYork State.

Surrounded by a national forest preserve, the retreat center offers complete privacy in a tranquil setting.

The modern and comfortable facilities are an ideal setting for retreats, conferences and workshops convened by Tibet House and like-minded institutions.

HIGHLIGHTS

The various meeting spaces and eco-friendly accommodations are designed to meet the highest standards of comfort. With a gracious 4,050 square foot main hall seating 300 persons, several break-out rooms, and personalized service and care,

Menla is the perfect environment for board and staff retreats, national and international conferences, and as a meeting place for healthcare professionals, teachers of western and eastern philosophies and similar groups.

It is also ideal for yoga retreats and teacher trainings, literary gatherings, artists’ workshops and seminars, family reunions and meetings of all types.

Throughout the four seasons, visitors enjoy the fresh mountain air and savor the natural beauty of the valley’s exquisite landscape and abundant wildlife and take advantage of our tennis courts, hiking trails, outdoor swimming pool, fitness center and wellness services.

Wi-fi is available in our main buildings, and most accommodations offer direct Internet access. It is a true retreat experience.

In 2009 a new Spa Fitness Complex will feature far-infrared saunas, steam, hot tub, exercise room and a host of wellness services offered by talented practitioners.

Menla is conveniently located near New York City and Boston, with numerous outdoor and cultural activities in the immediate area.