To Rent
Kura Waka can be rented for retreats, workshops, trainings, ceremonies, lectures, seminars and gatherings that are in harmony with the spirit of the place.
Our house offers several warm and unique spaces, including the Dome Auditorium, the Great Hall, the Gathering Room, the garden, shared guestrooms, kitchen facilities and overnight accommodation.
Whether you wish to host a one-day workshop, a multi-day retreat or a more intimate gathering, we are happy to explore what is possible together.
Every event has its own rhythm, needs and practical details. For this reason, rental agreements and prices are made personally and in consultation.
If your event feels aligned with the values of Kura Waka, we may also be able to share it through our newsletter and social media channels.
Together we can explore the possibilities, feel welcome to fill in your request form below.
We will get back to you as soon as possible to explore the possibilities together.
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Ceremony Room
Ceremonie Room
A warm circular space for ceremony, healing, silence and gathering.
The Dome Auditorium is one of the heart spaces of Kura Waka. With its dome-shaped ceiling, wooden floor, soft cushions and the warmth of the fire, the room invites you to slow down from the moment you enter.
The simplicity of the space feels grounding.
The round shape creates a natural sense of safety and togetherness.
Because of the dome ceiling, the acoustics are soft, elegant and deeply supportive. Sound, silence, voice and music move through the room in a way that can be felt in the body.
This space is used for healing sessions, ceremonies, meditation, sound journeys, circles, bodywork and moments of deep rest.
Whether you lie on the treatment table beside the fire, sit in circle with others or simply take a moment to breathe, the Dome holds a quiet invitation:
to land, to listen and to return to yourself.
Gymnasium
Gymnasium
A spacious, light-filled room for movement, teaching and gathering.
The Great Hall is one of the most open and vibrant spaces of Kura Waka. With its high wooden ceiling, warm colours, mezzanine and large windows overlooking the garden, the room carries a natural feeling of space and connection.
The heated linoleum floor makes the room comfortable for both stillness and movement. The sound system supports music, voice and guided sessions, while the direct access to the garden allows the rhythm of a gathering to move easily between inside and outside.
The Great Hall offers an excellent setting for retreats, group practices, teachings, ceremonies and creative gatherings.
A warm and living space where body, breath, rhythm and community can come together.
Gathering Room
The Conference Room
A warm 56m² room for dining, meetings, seminars and shared gatherings.
The Gathering Room is centered around a handcrafted wooden table that can be arranged in an S, O or U shape and seats over 30 people. This makes the room flexible for both formal and informal gatherings.
The space is suitable for seminars, lectures, conferences, group meals, team meetings, creative sessions and intimate concerts or music circles.
With central heating, a projector and a warm lived-in atmosphere, the room offers both comfort and character. Wooden floors, soft light, books, art and natural details create a welcoming setting where people can easily gather, speak, listen, eat and connect.
Sweatlodge
Sweatlodge
A sacred outdoor space for purification, prayer and ceremony.
The sweatlodge at Kura Waka can be made available for private groups, retreats or ceremonial gatherings in consultation with Michaela.
The lodge is not a sauna, but a traditional ceremonial space where Water, Fire, Stone and Breath come together. Inside the lodge, heated stones are brought in from the fire and water is poured over them, creating steam, warmth and a deep space for prayer, release and remembrance.
For more than 20 years, Michaela has been guiding sweatlodge ceremonies at Kura Waka, rooted in the Chippewa–Cree tradition passed on through Native Elder Ron Evans.
Private sweatlodge ceremonies can be created around a specific intention, such as healing, transition, community, grief, celebration or reconnection.
If you wish to use the sweatlodge with your own group or facilitator, we ask that you contact us first. Because this is a sacred and powerful ceremony, every request is discussed personally to make sure the space, intention and way of holding are aligned with the values of Kura Waka.
The current sweatlodge is approximately 4 meters wide and includes an altar and a cement fire pit, created to hold and preserve the warmth during ceremony.
Garden
The Garden
A green and peaceful space to rest, breathe and reconnect with nature.
The garden of Kura Waka surrounds the house with herbs, fruit trees, berries, flowers, grass, shaded corners and quiet places to sit. It offers space to slow down between sessions, retreats or gatherings — with hammocks, beanbags, a terrace, pond and places to simply be outside.
Throughout the seasons, the garden carries its own rhythm. Blossoms, roses, herbs, fruit, morning mist and open sky all become part of the experience of being here.
Guests can read in the sun, rest under the trees, jump on the trampoline, drink tea on the terrace or walk through the garden into the surrounding fields.
From Kura Waka there is direct access to a beautiful walk across the acres, offering space, silence and wide views over the land.
The garden is not just outside space.
It is part of the retreat itself — a place to land, wander, breathe and remember the simple nourishment of nature.
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Treehouse
The Spirited Treehouse
A magical stay in the garden of Kura Waka.
The Spirited Treehouse was built in co-creation with Frits Hendriksen and many helping hands. A small and soulful place where wood, warmth, nature and imagination come together.
Inside, the tree still grows.
There is a fireplace to bring warmth and intimacy to your stay, a double bed to rest deeply, and wide views over the farmers’ fields.
Through the windows you can watch the sky change, follow the moon and stars at night, and wake up surrounded by the quiet rhythm of the garden.
The Spirited Treehouse is a place for slowing down.
For reading, dreaming, writing, resting or simply being close to nature.
A stay here can be booked on its own, or combined with a healing session, retreat or personal stay at Kura Waka.
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Blue Room
The Blue Room
A playful and peaceful room with deep blue tones, soft candlelight and a touch of adventure.
The Blue Room feels like a small world of its own. With peacock feathers, warm lights, a surfboard and colourful details, the room carries both stillness and playfulness.
In many Eastern traditions, the peacock is connected with beauty, protection and spiritual awakening. Here, it adds a gentle sense of magic to the space.
The room is suitable for two adults and one or two small children, making it a lovely place for couples, small families or guests who wish to stay close to the heart of Kura Waka.
A room to rest, dream, read, hide away for a while — and wake up slowly in your own rhythm.
Heart Room
The Heart Room
A warm and sheltered room with space to rest, write and land.
The Heart Room has a cosy, intimate feeling, with soft red tones, a Buddha statue and heart-shaped details that give the space its gentle character.
The room offers a double bed, two single beds, a small desk, private fridge and sink — making it practical and comfortable for a longer stay, a small family or guests who like a little more independence.
Tucked under the roof, the room feels like a quiet nest within Kura Waka.
A simple and heartful place to sleep, reflect, write, drink tea and slowly return to yourself.
Shared Guestroom
Shared Guestrooms
Simple, warm and soulful rooms for retreat guests.
The shared guestrooms at Kura Waka are created for rest, sleep and quiet time between sessions, ceremonies and gatherings. Tucked under the wooden roof, the rooms carry a soft and sheltered atmosphere.
With wooden beams, warm colours, skylights, simple beds, small sitting corners and handmade details, each room has its own character.
Some rooms have two single beds, others offer more space for several guests. The feeling is simple and personal — more like staying in a lived retreat house than in a hotel.
These rooms are well suited for retreat participants, friends, families or guests who enjoy sharing space in a calm and respectful way.
A place to sleep deeply, wake up slowly and feel part of the house.
Practical Facilities
Practical Facilities
Kura Waka offers simple and practical facilities to support longer retreats, group stays and personal overnight visits.
The shared kitchen is available for preparing meals, tea and retreat food. It is a warm working kitchen with everything needed to support daily rhythm, group care and simple nourishment.
Guests have access to four showers and one bath, making the house suitable for groups, trainings and multi-day retreats.
There is also a sauna available for deep rest, warmth and recovery. This can be included in personal stays or retreat programs upon request.
For longer stays, a washing machine is available.
These practical spaces are simple, functional and part of the lived rhythm of the house — supporting comfort, care and ease during your time at Kura Waka.
