How this site works

Finding a place for 30 people means a lot of open tabs. This site puts the places that can hold a big group on one list, with the details planners ask about.

Where the listings come from

Public agency pages, the operators' own websites, and operators who send us their details. We read those pages, write the facts in our own words, and show the source and the date we checked. We don't copy listings from booking sites or map apps.

We use a place's own photos only with its written permission. Some listings and area pages show photos from Wikimedia Commons under open licenses, credited on each photo and on our credits page. A drawing marks a place with no photo yet. It's an illustration, not a picture of that place.

What we check, and what we don't

• We check that the source states the capacity, and we record the date.
• We don't visit places, check permits, or confirm safety.
• A capacity here is what the operator states. It may not be the permitted occupancy. Here's why that matters.
• We don't run reviews or star ratings.

Order of the listings

Lists run from the largest stated capacity to the smallest. Using the finder sorts them by the closest fit to your headcount. Nobody can pay to change that.

Ads and how we earn

Listing a place is free, and basic listings stay free. Later we plan to sell a limited number of ad spots at a flat fee. An ad is always marked "Paid ad," sits apart from the free list, and its link is tagged as sponsored.

We take no fee per booking and no commission on stays. If we ever add an affiliate link for a product, such as reunion T-shirts, we'll say so beside the link.

Fix or remove a listing

If you run a place and something here is wrong, or you'd rather not be listed, write to hello@largegroupstays.com and tell us the page. We'll fix or remove it.

Who runs this

Large Group Stays is run by Seventh Heaven Strategy LLC in Chattanooga, Tennessee. We use AI tools to help gather sources and draft pages. It currently lists 156 places.