Hotel Skeppsholmen hosts meetings, conferences, company dinners and weddings for up to 120 guests in central Stockholm. The hotel occupies two buildings from 1699 on the island of Skeppsholmen, a short walk from the city center but set apart by water on three sides. It lists nine rooms for hire, from a 4-person room to a hall for 100 at dinner.
Seminars and company events
The meeting offer is built around the hotel's two largest spaces and seven smaller rooms. Sjöofficersmässen, the former naval officers' mess, is the main hall. It measures 97 m² plus a 40 m² extension and takes 100 people in theater layout, 48 in classroom, 38 in a U shape, 72 in groups and 32 around a boardroom table. Skridskopaviljongen, 46 m², takes 50 in theater layout, 24 in classroom and 22 as a boardroom.
Five rooms suit workshops and breakout groups. Departementet, at 28 m², takes 24 in theater layout and 20 in classroom. Commendanten (26 m²), Matrosen (22 m²), Flottan (20 m²), Amiralen (22 m²) and Drabanten (17 m²) take between 7 and 12 people. Skeppsgossen, 15 m², is the smallest at 4. Companies send a meeting request through the hotel's form. The hotel is a Svenska Möten member and holds the Swan ecolabel.
The hotel also arranges company parties and dinners, and its team plans private celebrations of any size.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings run from small ceremonies to parties for up to 120 guests. Sjöofficersmässen seats 90 for a wedding dinner or holds 120 standing, and its large south-facing windows bring in daylight. Skridskopaviljongen, on the nearby island of Kastellholmen, seats 42 or holds 75 standing. Oscar II had it built in 1882 for the Royal Skating Club and the Royal Swedish Yacht Club, and it keeps its original decoration and water views.
Larger groups can combine both venues: a drink and dinner in Sjöofficersmässen, then the bar and dance floor in the pavilion. The hotel offers three wedding packages covering menu, drinks and flowers.
Rooms and capacities
Capacities depend on the layout and the source page. The wedding page gives 90 seated in Sjöofficersmässen, while the meeting table lists 100 for dinner. Confirm the figure for your format when you send a request.
Catering
Restaurant Långa Raden serves lunch and dinner built around Swedish food traditions, and the hotel's team prepares menus for meetings, dinners and weddings. A kitchen garden supplies the restaurant.
History and setting
The two buildings date from 1699 and were rebuilt as a hotel with the architects Claesson Koivisto Rune. They stand on Skeppsholmen, once a naval island, with views toward the Stockholm skyline. Naval officers and courtiers have celebrated in these rooms since the mid-1800s. The hotel also runs a tennis court by the water, built for Oscar II in 1882, open to guests and visitors, which gives a meeting group something to do between sessions.
Getting there
The hotel is at Gröna gången 1 on Skeppsholmen. Skridskopaviljongen is a 100-meter walk away on Kastellholmen.
