Villa Berg bathing hotel in the Roslagen archipelago

Villa Berg can be rented for private meetings, conferences, corporate events, weddings, private celebrations or family gatherings for up to 20 people. During the summer months, the villa is transformed into a rural seaside hotel with guest rooms for couples and friends who sleep and eat well and enjoy exploring the activities and nature around Marholmen.

The Jugendvillan has thirteen guest rooms, 11 double rooms including one mini suite, and two single rooms. Each of the rooms has its own bathroom. If more beds are needed, there are nearby villas to book.

The generous, country-style kitchen is the natural heart and focal point of the house. This is the place where the chef prepares your meals and where you have breakfast, snacks and lunch. Meetings and dinners take place in the magnificent glazed veranda overlooking Marholmsviken. A jetty with a bathing ladder below the villa and a relaxation area with sauna in the lower floor of the house, invites you to sea bathing all year round in the picturesque archipelago environment for complete relaxation. The villa also has its own hot tub.

Are you looking for a place to make memories, organize creative meetings, forge strategies, celebrate weddings or other life milestones? When you book Villa Berg, we let you focus on your team, your family and yourself. We'll take care of everything while you eat well, have working technology and create memories for life with your party.

The listed Villa Berg has a special place in our hearts here on Marholmen. It is named after the wholesaler Nils Berg and is designed in the Art Nouveau style of the early 20th century, a form of architecture inspired by the irregular and organic shapes of nature. The architecture blends in well with the island's rich vegetation that extends down to the shoreline and pier.

"Liquor may not be carried or consumed in the homes. Smoking and playing cards in the halls and corridors of the homes is strongly discouraged". These were the rules for those who used to visit the Holiday Home. But there were many other things to do. Bathing, fishing, playing board games, playing the guitar, finger-hooking, or reading. The holiday home had its own library where guests could borrow books.

The holiday home opened in 1915. Here, workers and their families could stay and eat for cheap, including drivers, tailors, engravers, typographers, stokers, railwaymen, municipal workers and the occasional ombudsman. The Holiday Home had the most guests in the 1940s, when two-week vacations became law. In the summer of 1940, 240 adults and 32 children lived here. Two decades later, the Holiday Home had barely half as many guests.

The holiday home was designed by architect Carl Danielsson-Bååk, who was also behind Grosshandlargården and Strandpaviljongen. The villa was restored in the early 1990s and painted in its original colors. During 2022-2023, the exterior of the villa was carefully restored back to its former glory.

In 2024, we will now take the next step in the villa's history as it is renovated internally and opens with a new concept. Villa Berg's distinctive architecture, interior design, atmosphere and surroundings, rooted in Swedish working-class history, have been preserved during the careful renovation. The natural color scheme is at once harmonious, welcoming and modern. The color palette consists of the villa's original colors and the interior is a mix of recycled furniture from the villa's heyday and timeless design classics.

Welcome to a new chapter in the incomparable history of Villa Berg!