Stallmästaregården hosts weddings, parties, conferences and kick-offs in a historic inn on the shore of Brunnsviken, beside Haga Park, close to central Stockholm. The Linnqvist room holds 100 guests at a party and 90 in cinema style, Lilla Tings holds 20 to 50, and the hotel has 49 rooms. The site describes it as Sweden's first inn.
Seminars and company events
The inn welcomes kick-offs, conferences, team-building days and corporate hospitality. The pages read present the meeting offer in general terms and list the rooms with a few capacities. Lilla Tings, in the party wing, is described for conferences and meetings with 20 to 50 people, and Carl Johan is a bright room for smaller groups and conferences. Kristinapaviljongen, a pavilion from the 1600s overlooking Brunnsviken, is a setting for small, creative meetings.
Note that the inn is being extended in 2026. The site says there may be more activity than usual during the works, and the team tries to keep the effect on guests small.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are held almost every weekend. Couples can hold the ceremony and the party on the same site. A small ceremony takes place in the garden, and a larger one beside the water at Brunnsviken. The toast can be held outdoors by the water or in one of the old rooms of the party wing. The team can arrange flowers, and has contacts for boats, vintage cars, wedding planners, photographers and DJs. The wedding night is spent in one of the suites, and a long brunch can close the weekend.
In the party wing, Tingshuset, access begins at 4 p.m. and the event ends at 1 a.m. In the rooms of the inn, access also begins at 4 p.m. and the event ends at 11 p.m. One planning meeting is included in a booking.
Rooms and capacities
Tingshuset is the largest venue. It can be opened up to join Lilla Tings, Linnqvist and Carl Johan, which suits large dinners, parties and weddings. Linnqvist is the largest room in the wing. In the inn itself, Bellman is the largest separate room, fitted in 1860 with a tiled stove, a vaulted ceiling and a chandelier. Söderman is a bright, intimate room on the second floor with a tiled stove and a view of Brunnsviken. Götiska, on the ground floor, has exposed beams, an open fireplace and wall paintings from 1917. Verandan adjoins the inner courtyard and suits lunches and dinners.
Accommodation
The hotel has 49 rooms, with a contemporary design and historic details. The wedding couple stays in one of the suites, and other rooms are available for guests who travel far.
Catering
The kitchen follows a long culinary tradition and uses organic and locally produced ingredients. The party menu changes several times a year with the seasons, and the couple can help shape it.
History and setting
The inn has been used for weddings for hundreds of years and is the setting for weddings, christenings, birthdays and doctoral dinners today. It stands in Haga Park, a short distance from the inner city.
Getting there
Stallmästaregården lies on Brunnsviken, next to Haga Park and Bellevueparken, between central Stockholm and Solna.
