Hotels in Malmo City Center, Malmo

The lady at the front desk said there were biscuits and tea for reception, and hot water was provided, which was rare. I booked a standard room with two 80cm beds next to each other. The room was a bit small and the bathroom was a bit crowded, but it was only one night, so it was not a big problem. In the morning, the hotel provided a buffet breakfast, which was quite good, with a full variety, and I was full. The yogurt was delicious, and there were fruits. I gave it another +1. Compared with other hotels, it is quite affordable and cost-effective.

This is a hotel with history and stories. The location is very good. Behind it is the Municipal Square. There are also supermarkets and restaurants nearby. Hair salons, but everyone thinks it is not suitable for people with infants and wheelchairs. You have to climb one floor to the main entrance. Take the stairs to the front desk. The old elevator is too small to accommodate wheelchairs or larger baby strollers. When you go upstairs, you have to transfer to the elevator and carry it up several steps. If you bring a baby stroller, we book two I don’t dare to stay anymore. If you don’t have the above problems, it’s a good time to come and have a nostalgic look at Malmö’s historic buildings.

I stayed here for 3 nights on a solo trip! It's about a 5-minute walk from Malmö Central Station, and Copenhagen is about a 40-minute train ride away. The hotel itself is old, but the interior was lovely. The bathrooms were newly renovated and clean, so there were no inconveniences. As with all Scandic Hotels, I personally found the lack of a kettle inconvenient. They don't offer any rentals either. I recommend this hotel to anyone planning a trip to Copenhagen! Copenhagen is very crowded, so it's perfect for those who easily get tired of crowds. Malmö is calm and not too crowded, making it a pleasant place to stay. It's perhaps comparable to Kichijoji in Tokyo. There are plenty of restaurants and cafes, so you won't have any problems finding something to eat. It's also more affordable than Denmark, and the cost of living is lower! There's a chain cafe, EspressoHouse, right next to the hotel, which is very convenient. I booked a room-only plan and had breakfast there! It gets quite crowded at night, but it was relatively empty in the mornings.

Very nice hotel with a very enthusiastic nice gentleman, with a beautiful snor, behind the desk. Parking was pre-reserved and could be under the hotel. Ideal! Rooms were clean and clean and very spacious, only a little bit of the little bit were the sleeves and the unfilled kiss.

Very nice hotel in a good location. The breakfast was varied and good. The staff at the reception were very positive and were always friendly and helpful!

We took this room which was the 'Presidential Suite' as it was similarly priced with other hotels' standard rooms in the area. It was close to the train station; easy walk although on partially cobblestone walkways. Ensure that you have the code for getting into the hotel if you are arriving late. Room is big and there is elevator access. Amenities- wise- The fridge could not be switched on on the first day and after reporting it, it was fixed but then it started beeping on the second day so we had to unplug it. One compliment will be for the staff (female, sorry- can't remember the name) who made available the microwave oven for our room as we had mistakenly thought that the room came with it. Thank you! BAD!- Delay in refund- I had booked this hotel via trip.com and had already paid trip.com before arriving at the hotel. However, after doing online check-in as requested by the hotel, which required the credit card details, the hotel did a payment deduction also. Up to today, more than a week after the stay and numerous email and Whatsapp messages between the hotel, trip.com and I, the money is still not refunded. I wished it could have been settled before this review so that I can write positively about the stay.

The hotel is a short walk from the train station. Most old towns in Europe have stone roads, which are not suitcase-friendly. The city is small and I only stayed for one night, so I didn't put too much budget in when choosing a hotel. The breakfast was good! Malmö is really small, and I also went to Rondo for a walk.

Despite the late check-in, we were able to respond politely. There was a retro feeling in an old hotel, but it was kept clean and comfortable. The breakfast was delicious.

Nordic hotel disposable supplies need to be added separately. The elevator is a sliding door elevator, so you have to pay attention to safety, it's quite fun. Knowing that we had to catch an early train in the morning, they thoughtfully packed breakfast for us since we didn't have time to have breakfast.

We had a disabled room. It was a little bigger and comfortable. Unfortunately, AC missed and it could become very hot. We had a view to the grand square and there people gather kl.03 at night when the exhibits close. It's getting quite noisy because it was so hot in the room that we have to sleep with windows open. It was taxi cars there and after 20-25 minutes it became empty and quiet again. But the location fine, staff nice, rooms clean and breakfast good. So it was a good experience overall.