There’s something new in the Smoky Mountains for corporate retreats.

Up until now the choices were fairly limited. You could pick a hotel with meeting rooms, which offered convenience but not much atmosphere. Or you could rent a cabin, which gave you the beauty of the mountains, but not much in the way of meeting capabilities.

Now there’s a new and different choice with the best of both: Big Cabins. They range in size from 8 to 12 bedrooms. The largest can accommodate up to 52 people. Tennessee Cabins

But just as importantly, the company behind them understands the big picture. They understand that a corporate retreat is a business investment. It’s time invested with the goal of a team doing its best thinking and brightest problem-solving, as well as bonding as a group.

“People who rented our smaller cabins in the past would often tell us they wished they could have business retreats in a setting like this,” said Rod Thompson, owner of Big Cabins. “Then they’d mention that it probably wouldn’t work because of the specific services they needed.”

“It seemed like a logical next step to us,” said Matt Thompson, his son and partner. “Why not give people everything they need for a retreat at a setting where they can enjoy more privacy, fewer distractions and beautiful views of the Smoky Mountains?”

In essence, they have created a luxury retreat in the Smoky Mountains with concierge level service. From projectors to tee-times, from meals to fly-fishing, Big Cabins, in Tennessee, will arrange whatever a client wants.

Actually, there’s plenty to do without leaving your big rental cabin. The mountain views from a rocking chair and the hot tub on the huge decks are spectacular. Inside, every Big Cabin has big screen TV with satellite service. Guests can play pool, foosball or air hockey. Or you can just curl up with a good book.

While catering is available, if guests want to cook they have everything they need. The cabin kitchens are spacious, with state-of-the-art appliances.

"In essence, we want people to have options,” said Thompson. “They can have everything taken care of for them, or they can just have a great facility and handle it all themselves. It’s completely up to them.” Tennessee Cabins

There are several large group Tennessee Cabins available, so groups of almost any size can be accommodated.

For more information or to make reservations, people can call 866-305-8739 or visit www.BigCabins.com