Celebrating 3 years together, I booked the Lovers Weekend Package. Entering the Hotel I was greeted and escorted into the Kinarumet, a room inspired by how the wealthy Scandinavians imported far Eastern influences into a single room in their home. After 10 minutes without help, I went up to someone who was then very helpful and showed us to the snack tables located in the opposite direction to where we had been led initially. Luckily, the waiter was apologetic and the evening continued. The receptionist didn't have a mastery of the English language, but that didn't bother me as much as it did to my Swedish partner. Next, we prepped for the "Spa". We drank the 1/2 bottle of champaign, ate the small chocolates, and made our way there. This was a lovely experience. There is an indoor and outdoor jacuzzi, a polar plunge, a sauna, and two small changing rooms with showers. They provided towels and little sandals. There is a lovely break room there where you can purchases drinks and you're allowed to bring those down to the jacuzzis. The person stationed there was very helpful and had a great personality. We lounged in the water for our allotted time and then headed back. Going back to the room for a few minutes, we relaxed on the soft beds and bided our time until the pre-dinner drinks. The rooms were quite small, but sufficient and were subtly accented with older furniture, a large cloud-like bed, and a copper horse by the window. The view from the room was superb and the windows opened up letting in the wonderfully crisp northern winds. Up to this point, the feeling from the villa was one of disassociation. Imagine a Villa made of stone with spacious hallways, but the decor is that of a confused old man. For example, there was a piano in a corner on the 1st floor which functioned but was hidden away. There was art in the main hall, but they were obviously prints that had blown up with poor resolution. The eyes of the elderly probably wouldn't have noticed though. The dining rooms and nooks for eating were rather small and featured flimsy tables. We were down there on time and were met by a very nice and charismatic bartender whom was very knowledgeable about what he had stocked and what he'd be able to create given the limited selection. I hope he gets the opportunity to stock it with a more interesting selection. The majority of guests were 45-60 years old and you can tell that they were the clientele being catered to. The majority of drinks being ordered around us were whiskeys or Nordland's Guld. After we polished off our drinks, we began the legendary dinner. If there was a section below asking what we thought of the meal, 5/5 stars without question. It was a 5 course meal included in the package and I can not stress enough just how fantastic it really was. The waiter knew all of the dishes and the wine selection. He knew which wines were paired with it and let us choose our selection without feeling pressured. His positivity and willingness to clarify certain aspects of the meal went a long way for our experience as we were the earliest dinner guests and were able to eat in near solitude. I definitely recommend going early and avoiding the loud elderly. The dishes themselves were beyond delightful. Scallops, red snapper, duck breast, cheeses, and a delicate desert packed our small stomachs beyond normal capacity and we needed to sit around a bit before being able to waddle into the Kinarumet once again. Once in the Kinarumet, I once again felt like this was the best room in the complex. Even though I found the attempts at asian infusion quite uninspired, the sofas were very soft and inviting after such a large meal. The bartender was once again the best voice for the hotel and would help us end our night in peace. Overall, I recommend this location if you and your partner are already on great terms. Breakfast was standard Swedish frukost and would have appreciated if they had labeled the brygg cafe. Word limit :(

Location is outstanding with a perfect view of the inlet to Stockholm. Beautiful surroundings, a well preserved and well kept esteter, housing the magnificent Great dining hall as well as an asian styled bar with a good selection of wine and beer. Also, they serve great beer from their very own micro brewery. Outstanding!

Wonderful views of passing ships, distant Stockholm city. First class amenities and dining rooms.

I stayed in this hotel for three nights. Dinners were really good but breakfast may have been a bit more attractive with more available options. Rooms were clean with cosy beds. Bathroom I had was very small. Service was very helpful and kind during whole stay. Considering that I visited Hotel to participate in a workshop I may fully recommend this place. Probably during summer landscape is way more interesting.

We booked well ahead of time for a team conference - at no point of time were we advised that that we must book the spa facilities separately. And when we ask for access, we’re later told it’s fully booked. The food studio facilities for team activities were unavailable for the weekend. Additionally, nether lunch or dinner food was anything but average. Even breakfast disappointed. The staff is in disarray. The whole wine experience concept is a bit of a sham. This is how you take a facility with history and a lovely location, and mess it up… I do not recommend it and will not return.

The stay at the Högberga Gard hotel was a bit underwhelming and seamed overall pretty unorganised. We stayed from Sunday - Thursday and they left keys for us at the reception, however no one was in the hotel. When I say no one, I mean NO ONE. There was no breakfast served on Monday morning either and staff at the reception didn’t arrive until after 8 o’clock, which left multiple guests arriving prior to that confused and frustrated. Over the course of the week it seemed no one was really there or cared about the guests either. The rooms were nice and clean and while the premisses and location are beautiful, the service and staff simply weren’t good.

Old mansion beautifully situated by the inlet to Stockholm where you can see the cruise ships passing by. Little bit quirky but amazing food and great service. One of the absolute best conference places in Stockholm.

Great view towards water. The dinner was not my favorite but the staff did their best. Location is far from city center.

What a wonderful weekend it was at Hogberga Gård! The spa area is cozy and welcoming, and you can enjoy your company without any disruptions. The food and service is next level! You can also enjoy the breathtaking view with your morning cup of coffee. Truly a time I will not forget!

Thank you for a fantastic staying. Everything was great, the food, the rooms, the spa section but above all the staff. Everyone gave us a nice and professional reception, especially Nisse. We will definitely come back and can strongly recommend Högberga Gård to others.

Excellent for afternoon tea!!! You also can spend your time with spa day but they don't have much choice for it. They have a varm pool (like hot spring), a kalltpoolen(small dipping cold water pool), a jacuzzi and a sauna room. Breathtaking for the view.

Castle style hotel in Brevik area outside Stockholm centre.. quite a trek to get there. Rooms are bizarrely arranged but fun to sleep in. Interesting views of the marina and water area..worth a visit if you are in the area

So bad customer service! We booked Spa and Afternoon tea a while ago. My friend had a gift card that we got her a year ago. We have called them several times during the year to check so the gift card is still valid, and yes, all good they said. So we finally arrived. We checked in. My friend gave them her gift card. All good!! 👍🏻 we had a lovely time until it was time to check out and pay for all others with no gift card. New lady checking us out and suddenly it was a problem with the gift card. It was short of 100 kr because the price went up. REALLY!! So lady start arguing with us and want us to add 100 kr. When we checked in they said nothing, when we booked, nothing!?!? And now, in front of our friend (that received the gift card) you are arguing about 100 kr. Talk about bad service and bad experience at the end of our lovely day there. She finally said “it’s on me” and left it at that!! Well you won’t see us there again, and none of our friends. Unfortunately we did not take her name but she should definitely not work the reception with that attitude!!

Best view, we were there during lunch and breakfast. Lunch was great with a verity of choices. Last time we came for breakfast.. It was awful! Sausages..slices of cheese and eggs, no verity at all, not even a peace of salad to construct ur plate. I understand it is not a healthy restaurant but it claims to be a place of a good quality. At least a choice has to be there! I was extremely disappointed with that poor..full of omega-9, transfats and tones of sugar breakfast. I suggest to come to have a dinner or so. My morning was ruined. Definitely I do not suggest this place to someone who is looking for nice healthy food. Or at least more natural (no salads, no greens).