Princess Hall in Stockholm hosts meetings, seminars, workshops, company parties and seated dinners for 5 to 120 guests. The venue sits in the Diplomatstaden district, beside the Djurgården canal, about 10 minutes by bus from T-Centralen.
Seminars and company events
The conference offer covers meetings, seminars and workshops for 5 to 120 people, with short notice bookings possible. The rooms are bright and fully accessible. A projector, whiteboard, sound system and fast Wi-Fi are included in every room. Layouts include theatre style, U-shape and group tables, and formats run from a half-day meeting to a full-day event.
Three formats are listed. The small hall takes 5 to 20 people and suits board meetings and workshops. The large hall takes 20 to 70 and is described as the choice for full-day conferences. The whole venue takes 70 to 120 people for larger conferences and kick-offs, with the full technical package, catering and a dedicated event coordinator.
Company events beyond meetings are also sold: kick-offs, Christmas parties, summer parties, product launches, after-work gatherings, galas and award ceremonies. Associations can book the rooms for annual meetings, assemblies and lectures.
Weddings and receptions
The official site does not mention weddings. It does offer private parties such as birthdays, jubilees, student parties and retirement celebrations, as well as formal galas and exclusive seated dinners. A couple planning a reception should ask the team directly whether a wedding format is possible.
Rooms and capacities
The venue lists flexible halls for 5 to 120 guests, with furniture arranged to suit the event. For standing receptions and mingles the maximum is 120 guests. For seated dinners it is up to 100 guests. Sound system, projector, microphone and Wi-Fi are available for events. A dedicated contact person plans and runs the event with the organizer.
Catering
Catering is arranged through Café Margaret, the venue's own cafe. The offer runs from coffee breaks and lunch to full conference dinners. For parties, the team prepares customized catering, from mingle-style food to multi-course dinners. The cafe is closed for the season and reopens in summer, with the date still to be announced, so organizers planning catering during the closure should confirm how it is served.
History and setting
Princess Hall presents itself as a meeting place since 1913. The building dates from the turn of the last century and has been restored to keep its historic character while adding modern facilities. It stands in the middle of Diplomatstaden, a residential and embassy district of Stockholm close to the Djurgårdskanalen waterway. Natural light reaches every room. The venue also states that bookings support a social mission, which some organizers value for their own reporting.
Getting there
The address is Dag Hammarskjölds väg 14, 115 27 Stockholm. The venue gives about 10 minutes by bus from T-Centralen, the central station, using bus 69 or 69K to the Berwaldhallen stop. Requests are sent through the form on the website, and the team says it often answers the same day.
