Some rooms are for meetings. This one's for way more.
A room with a point of view.
400 m² on Regeringsgatan, central Stockholm. Built for one evening at a time. The kind of room people want to come back to, and the kind we want them in.
Some rooms are for business. Some for culture. Some for the kind of night you don't put on a calendar. This one is where the three tend to meet. What matters is who's in the room, not where they came from to get here.
Room for what you're planning.
The shapes of an occasion.
A short, honest list. Names withheld. Most of our hosts ask for that.
Everything the evening needs.
Furniture for eighty at table or a hundred and fifty on their feet. Sound, projection, and a microphone that works. A bar at the back, a kitchen behind it, a coatroom by the door.
One of us is on the floor the whole time. Catering, when you want it, through people we work with often.
If something specific is missing, say so in the enquiry. A piano, a particular wine, an extra hour past close. We tend to find a way.
Tell us about the occasion.
We respond within two working days, with availability and a quiet proposal. We don't host every request. We host the ones that fit the room.
A few honest answers.
When does the room open up?
Weekdays clear faster than weekends. Some weekends are spoken for months out. Tell us a date or a window in the enquiry. We'll come back with what's actually open.
What does it cost?
It depends on what you're hosting. Type, length, day of the week, what you'd like us to handle. We quote per enquiry, usually within two working days.
Can I bring my own catering?
Yes, with a small handover. We also work with chefs and caterers we trust. Say what kind of food it needs and we'll suggest options. Either path is fine.
Is the room available the same week?
Sometimes. Send the enquiry anyway. Short notice doesn't disqualify, it just narrows the dates that are open.
Do you take every event?
No. The room is small and the year is short. We say yes to most of what comes in, but we read every enquiry. What it's for, more than what it's called.