Villa JC Stevens
relaxed accommodation for up to 14 persons
Secluded meetings – your own house for yourself for up to 14 people. You come to the exclusive Villa JC Stevens when you want a whole house, all to yourself. Because we are convinced that you meet and think best in an environment where you feel relaxed, the personal villa is perfect for smaller groups that need to meet in peace and quiet.
American influences
The interior of Villa JC Stevens is characterized by strong Newport influences with the highest quality in the smallest detail and many marine elements, but it is not only about classic Ivy League feeling. No two rooms are alike. Here there are social areas, a well-sized terrace, own kitchen, dining room and ten single rooms and two double rooms, thus space for fourteen overnight guests. And once you’re here, everything can be included. From breakfast to evening supper and everything in between.
SEPARATE MEETINGS
Our villa on Stenungsön is large enough to accommodate the whole family, all the friends or the conference group that wants discretion and privacy in a calm and beautiful environment. The 450 square meter villa is decorated in a classically elegant New England style with a marine touch and consists of a combined dining room and meeting room with the option to hire a personal chef, a family room and twelve individually furnished rooms. All twelve guest rooms are each dedicated to a winning boat from the competition’s history and decorated accordingly – everything from color combinations to wall decorations. The relaxed family room is named after Sweden’s racing boat from 1992 – Tre Kronor.
quick fact
Private villa with 14 beds
12 bedrooms with private bathroom, family room, kitchen, dining area and outdoor terrace
450 square meters
Dining room/meeting room for 14 people
Library with open fire
Spa with pool, sauna and gym, at the hotel
Wireless Internet
Air conditioning
Flat screen TV
Large terrace
About Villa JC Stevens and the America’s Cup
In the case of Villa JC Stevens, the story is about how the America’s Cup contender Tre Kronor was actually planned and drawn in this house in 1992. Today, the villa therefore pays tribute to the man who once gave the competition its name, the American John Cox Stevens. When in 1851 he won the sailing competition Hundred Guineas Cup with his boat America, he was the first non-Englishman to take home the title. Not only that, it would also take nearly 150 years before anyone took the title back from the Americans. All rooms in the villa are named after winning boats in the competition.
An exclusive accommodation for up to 14 people. Our wonderful villa on Stenungsön is large enough to accommodate the whole family, all friends, or the conference group that wants discretion and privacy.
RESERVATION
Please contact Stenungsbaden for more information and booking:
Telephone 0303-72 68 20
Email: conference@stenungsbaden.se
Enterprise won the America’s Cup in 1930 beating the British yacht Shamrock V. After the race the boat was drydocked and never sailed again.
Single room with queen size bed, bathroom with shower. Floor 2.
In 1886 the Mayflower beat the British challenger Galatea, winning the sixth match race of the competition. It was the second time an Edward Burgess design had won.
Single room with queen size bed, bathroom with bath tub. Floor 1.
The winning boat in the Hundred Guineas Cup in 1951. The skipper was called J C Stevens and the world’s biggest yacht race got it’s name. America’s Cup.
Double room with two twin beds, wardrobe and bathroom with shower. Floor 1.
Puritan won the race in 1885. Designed by a new generation of marine architects the result was a perfect compromise between a centreboard and the traditional sloop.
Double room with two twin beds, wardrobe and bathroom with shower. Floor 1.
In 1871 Columbia beat the British yacht Livonia. Since then two other yachts named Columbia have competed in the America’s Cup. Yachts called Columbia won in 1899, 1901 and 1958.
Single room with queen size bed, bathroom with bath tub. Floor 1.
Ranger was victorious in 1937 in a crushing victory four-nil over British Endeavour II. That was the last time a J-class yacht participated in the competition.
Single room with queen size bed, bathroom with shower. Floor 2.
Constellation won four out of seven races aginst the British challenger Sovereign in 1962.
Single room with queen size bed, bathroom with shower. Floor 2.
With her innovative winged keel, Australia II was the first non-American yacht to win the race beating Liberty in 1983 and breaking a 132-year winning streak.
Single room with queen size bed, bathroom with bath shower. Floor 2.
Defender was designed under utmost secrecy for the competition in 1895. With an innovative alluminium topside, Defender beat the British Valkyrie III.
Single room with queen size bed, bathroom with bath tub. Floor 2.
As the first yacht built entirely of aluminium, Courageous won the America’s Cup on two occasions against the Australian challengers the Southern Cross (1974) and the Australia (1977).
Single room with queen size bed, bathroom with bath tub. Floor 2.
