Conferences at Mornington Hotel Bromma

Conference rooms

Roland Garros & Charles Lindbergh

With its 58 sqm, it is our largest premises and can accommodate up to 30 people in cinema seating. Fully equipped with whiteboard, flipchart and projector with built-in speakers. Large windows with sweeping views. Free access to Mornington Health Club and conference lounge with roof terrace.
The names come from the aviation pioneers Roland Garros and Charles Augustus Lindbergh.

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Carl Cederström & Henri Farman

53 sqm large with room for up to 30 people in cinema seating, these are our second largest premises. Fully equipped with whiteboard, flipchart and projector with built-in speakers. Large windows with a view of the rooftops and with the City of Stockholm on the periphery. Free access to Mornington Health Club and conference lounge with roof terrace.
Named by the aviation pioneers Carl Cederström and Henri Farman.

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Antoine De S:t Exupéry

Our largest group room, equipped with whiteboard, flipchart and TV screen, can accommodate 8 people in board seating. Direct connection to our large lounge with roof terrace and free access to Mornington Health Club. The name comes from the French author and professional aviator Antoine Marie Jean-Baptiste Roger de Saint-Exupéry.

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Smaller meetingrooms

Our four slightly smaller meeting rooms have a great view of the runway at Bromma Airport and can accommodate 6 people in board seating. Equipped with flipchart, access to our large lounge with roof terrace and free access to Mornington Health Club.
The rooms are named after the famous aviation pioneers Louis Bléroit, Beryl Markham, Enoch Thulin and Otto Lilienthal

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Helmers Hörna

Do you want a slightly more relaxed meeting or combine business with pleasure? Helmers Hörna is located on the ground floor and is perfect if you want coffee or lunch in connection with the meeting, or why not end the day with a wine & cheese tasting? The room is equipped with a projector and flipchart.
The name comes from Helmer Persson as the founder of Stockholm's first biscuit factory, which today is Mornington Hotel.