ROOMS
c/o Häringe Palace offers luxurious historical accommodation near Stockholm. Immerse yourself in the rich historical atmosphere of a palace and enjoy life as it should be.
We have family rooms, lover’s rooms, single’s rooms, baby rooms, excecutive’s rooms, dog rooms. If you tell us what you need we will find the perfect room for you.
Ljungberg’s House
It is not by accident that the Ljungberg house contains a fully renovated meeting and conference facility. For generations the Ljungbergs have been a fearless entrepreneurial family. They have founded numerous different companies and hence the need for a place to hold business meetings. The family…
Wenner-Grens Pavillion
Axel (the Last Viking) & Marguerite (American ex-opera singer) Wenner-Gren got filthy rich by selling vacuum cleaners (Electrolux) and did an almost hostile take over of the palace when Torsten Kreuger got implicated in a huge fraud and needed to “dispose” of some assets. The Wenner-Grens owned…
Vasa’s Wing
Gustav Vasa, King of Sweden 1523-1560, is regarded the founder of modern Sweden. Gustav Vasa was elected regent in 1521 after leading a rebellion against Christian II of Denmark, the leader of the Kalmar Union who controlled most of Sweden at the time. He owned Häringe when it was a wooden palace and…
West Wing
The Western Wing in front of the palace is the former residence of Wenner-Gren’s private secretary Brita von Heidenstam-Frisk. Her father was the head chamberlain to the Swedish king. Brita and her brother went to the royal private school with the three princes as their only classmates. Many adventures…
East Wing
This is where Wenner-Gren’s staff used to live. Head waiter Carlsson and estate manager Beronius managed the palace, the estate and the staff with gentle hands. Even though the Wenner-Gren’s stayed at the palace for a few moths of the year, it was fully staffed all year round. What happened here while…
Gentlemen’s Wing
This newly refurbished Gentlemen’s Wing is homage to some of the famous men who have been staying at the palace over the years. Designer Pontus Djanaieff has created 2 suites, 1 junior suite and 4 double rooms that are something out of the ordinary. All with luxurious bathrooms, Hästens beds, iPod docking…
Lake Wing
The Lake Wing is the oldest of all the buildings; it was constructed to house the Horn family in 1650 while the palace was constructed. This later became the wing where female guests stayed. The rooms are named in honor of the famous ladies who once stayed here. Greta Garbo even got her own oval room…
The Palace
Where to begin… This palace is really something else. So many eccentric owners have put their marks to the Palace and so much money has been invested in over-the-top ideas: an Olympic sized pool in the garden of a 16th century palace with a slide from the 2nd floor bathroom, medieval wooden panels smuggled…
Suites
Ivar Kreuger, the man who caused the Kreuger crash, and Jussi Björling, the famous opera singer both have their suites in the Gentlemen’s Wing; lavishly decorated with Hästens beds, iPod docking stations, PS3 consoles, flat screen TVs, wet bars and luxurious bathrooms with tubs. Zarah Leander and Josephine…
Deluxe Rooms
If you stay with anthropologist and silent movie director Paul Fejos you have to share the room with his random collection of stuffed animals, skeletons and travel paraphernalia, Author Bertil Malmström was more into books and will share his library with you, performers Karl Gerhard and Danny Kaye are…
Rooms
Greta Garbo has her own room in the Lake Wing. It was created especially for her when she was a guest here one summer in the 30’s. It is an oval room as she did not like straight angles. It might not be our most luxurious room, as we have left the interior intact from when she slept here, but it is…
