Every hospitality package at the Stockholm Open gives you good food and good seats. The Executive Box gives you Thomas Enqvist.

Enqvist won this tournament three times. He played on this court, in this building, against fields that included some of the best indoor players of his generation. Before the main match on Centre Court, he walks into your Executive Box and presents the day's matches. This is not a motivational speech or a celebrity wave from the doorway. He talks about the players, the matchups, the surface, and what to look for. When the tennis starts, you watch it differently because of what he told you. That is a feature no other package at this tournament, and very few packages anywhere on the ATP Tour, can offer.

The box itself seats up to 25 guests in a private VIP lounge positioned at what the tournament calls "front row." At the Kungliga Tennishallen, front row means you are practically on the court. The Royal Tennis Hall was built in an era when arenas were designed to concentrate atmosphere rather than maximise capacity. The result is a building where 3,000 people generate the noise of a stadium and where the front row puts you close enough to see the sweat on a player's forearm.

Executive Box guests have full access to the VIP Village, where Teatergrillen serves three-course lunches and dinners. You can eat in the Village for the full sit-down restaurant experience, or have a simpler meal served directly in your box if your group prefers not to split up. Drinks flow in both locations. The flexibility matters for corporate hosting: some groups want the formality of a seated dinner before the tennis; others want to stay together in their box and keep the evening continuous. Both work.

The pricing reflects the exclusivity. SEK 150,000 to SEK 225,000 per session depending on the match day, with catering and statutory VAT on top. Semifinal and final sessions sit at the high end. Earlier rounds are more accessible, and the quality of tennis at this stage of the season, with players fighting for ATP Finals qualification and year-end ranking points, is consistently strong regardless of the round.

Twenty-five guests is the right number for a hosting event that feels curated rather than crowded. Big enough for a serious client evening. Small enough that every guest gets the Enqvist experience, the Teatergrillen meal, and the front-row view without competing for attention.

The Stockholm Open has run at this venue for over half a century. Borg played here. Edberg played here. Wilander, Johansson, Söderling, Sinner, and now Ruud. The Executive Box puts you inside that lineage, in the best seats in the building, with one of the tournament's greatest champions as your personal guide to the evening. If you are going to host at the Stockholm Open, this is how you do it.

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