Simenstad farm - Meetings, course and conference

Meetings in surroundings that inspire

The combination of culinary experiences and stately buildings at Simenstad Manor Farm is always a hit and makes for a great talking point. Explore how historical surroundings can foster new ideas.

At Simenstad Manor Farm at Rudshøgda, there is plenty of space both indoors and outdoors. There are rooms for every occasion – each with its own history and characteristics. Authentic spaces with equipment for training, conferences, and meetings. We cater for small and large corporate groups looking for a secluded venue in stimulating surroundings. 

The Simenstad food experience is characterised by a colourful, flavour-packed lunch and/or a multi-course dinner in an authentic setting. Our generous and delicious local ingredients are greatly appreciated and bring out the best in our team. Break-snacks with a twist are also popular, and can be served in the garden. When in a meeting all day, a stroll to a spectacular vantage point just above the farm or to the garden pavilion can be a good investment. Catering can also be arranged.

People visiting Simenstad are often curious and inquisitive. This is why a guided tour of the premises, adapted to suit the time available, is an excellent idea. Brit, the hostess, will talk about life at the farm past and present. After the evening meal, guests love to hear the story about Braastad Cognac.

In the capable hands of hostess Brit Skurdal Braastad, you will enjoy a perfect balance of meetings, talks, meals, and guided tours. Accommodation available nearby. Please feel free to contact Brit for an informal chat about possible arrangements.
•    Telephone: +47 930 66 582
•    E-mail: brit@simenstadgard.no


Facilities at Simenstad Manor Farm
•    Meeting rooms, small and large
•    Conference hall – 60 people
•    WiFi
•    Projector
•    Other meeting equipment
•    Colourful and flavoursome lunch / dinner
•    Excellent opportunities for a walk
•    Terrace / garden pavilion and gardens

See photos and full room overview at Simenstad's website.