Off-site meetings just got better.

Ready-to-use meeting space. Ideal for company meetings, team brainstorms, training workshops, strategy sessions, and more!

Grand Rapids & Ada Village

The best meetings happen outside the office.

An offsite meeting gives your team a fresh environment to think clearly, step away from everyday distractions, and focus on the work that matters. At Worklab, the room is ready before you arrive, your guests are welcomed, and every detail is handled from start to finish.

More focus. Better collaboration. Fresh ideas. That’s turnkey.

Ada Village

  • The Bridge

    Capacity: Up to 5 people

    Ideal for: Brainstorming, strategy sessions, and client meetings

    Amenities: TV display, whiteboard, WiFi, coffee

  • A modern conference room with a large white table, black chairs, a wall-mounted screen displaying a presentation, and large windows letting in natural light.

    The Thornapple

    Capacity: Up to 11 people

    Ideal for: Strategy sessions, collaborative workshops

    Amenities: Large TV display, large whiteboard

  • A modern conference room with wood tables, black chairs, a wall-mounted television displaying a meeting room scene, and a whiteboard on the wall. Natural light enters through windows with arched tops.

    The Grand

    Capacity: Up to 24 people

    Ideal for: Event hosting, trainings

    Amenities: Oversized TV display, two whiteboards, flexible seating layout

  • People working in a conference room with laptops, notebooks, and water bottles on a long white table, with a whiteboard, a large monitor, and hanging circular light fixtures.

    The Village

    Capactiy: Up to 16 people

    Ideal for: team breakout sessions, presentations, and strategy sessions

    Amenetites: Large TV display, large whiteboard

Grand Rapids

Why leave the office?

A new room changes how a team shows up.

The same six people, the same agenda, in a space that isn't their own desk — and the meeting runs differently. Fewer side-conversations about email. More people actually in the room instead of half-checked-out.

A change of environment signals that the meeting matters, before anyone says a word. That's true for internal strategy days, and it's true for clients walking in the door.