Åkeshofs Slott hosts conferences, residential meetings, kickoffs, parties and weddings in a castle in Bromma, about 15 minutes from central Stockholm. It has nine meeting rooms, 23 bedrooms in three wings and a glasshouse for up to 125 standing guests. The castle was built around 1650 and sits beside the Judarskogen nature reserve.
Seminars and company events
The castle sells day conferences, full-board residential conferences, lunch-to-lunch formats and kickoffs. Packages include morning coffee, lunch at the Råkoko restaurant, afternoon coffee and a meeting room with equipment. Options add a three-course dinner, a wine tasting, a walk in the nature reserve or team activities.
Groups that want privacy can book a takeover of the whole castle, with every salon, room and corner of the garden. Online booking is available for conferences, and the site is part of the Stockholm Meeting Selection group.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings can take place at the castle or in the orangery. The ceremony can be held on the castle terrace or in the orangery, and the welcome drink can be served indoors or outdoors. Guests can stay overnight and share breakfast the next morning. The castle also hosts birthdays, anniversaries, christenings and wakes.
Rooms and capacities
Nine rooms are listed for meetings, with capacities by layout. The orangery, a separate building next to the castle, is the largest: 55 in theatre style, 39 in classroom, 27 in a U-shape and 16 at a boardroom table. Three rooms of 34 to 35 sq m take 31 to 33 in theatre style. Four more rooms are smaller, and two small chambers seat eight at a boardroom table.
For parties, the private dining room in the castle seats up to 40. The orangery seats 20 to 60 for dinner, or holds up to 125 standing.
Accommodation
The castle has 23 bedrooms across three wings. They allow groups to stay on site, and wedding guests can remain after the party.
Catering
Meals are served at Restaurang Råkoko, the castle's restaurant. The kitchen follows a seasonal, local approach with an emphasis on vegetables. It also serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and a Christmas buffet in season.
History and setting
The castle dates from around 1650. It is small by castle standards, which gives meetings a personal scale. Judarskogen nature reserve and the lake Judarn surround the garden, with paths for walking meetings.
Getting there
The address is Åkeshovs gårdsväg 11, 168 38 Bromma. Åkeshov metro station on the green line is a few minutes from the castle gates, and the trip from central Stockholm takes about 15 minutes. Free parking is available at the castle.
