Best Malmo Hotels

Second time my wife and I have stayed at MJ’s. We love this hotel, the atmosphere is very welcoming and staff are really friendly. The decor is also very cool. We have only stayed in the small rooms, which are basic but really comfortable. The location of the hotel is also fantastic, central to the bars, restaurants and shops. The hotel bar can get lively, which my wife and I like but the noise cannot be heard from the rooms. Only let down this time was the breakfast. We opted for a late time slot, 10-10:45am as we didn’t want to get up early. However, the food items were not topped up for example no boiled eggs, chicken sausages, juice etc. which was a shame as in our opinion all breakfast items should be available during the breakfast serving hours.

Our recent stay in Malmö barely made our satisfaction. Here are the key observations from our experience: 1. **Room Size and Amenities**: The room we stayed in was small, even for 1 adult and 1 kid. Additionally, there was no air conditioning, and the windows could not be opened. This made the room feel stuffy and a bit uncomfortable during warmer weather. 2. **Food Quality**: The food served at the hotel was acceptable/ fine, but it did not stand out in any particular way. It met basic expectations but did not exceed them. 3. **Cleanliness**: The overall cleanliness of the hotel was average. However, we found the restaurant to be somewhat dirty, regarding interior and area with glass. Also we did find long hair from previous guests in our bed upon arrival. In summary, while the food was passable and the cleanliness was average, the lack of air conditioning and the inability to open windows, and the discovery of hair in our bed significantly detracted from our stay. But the staff was kind and prime location for exploring the city!

Modern design hotel with great outlook. Close to Malmo Station, about 15 minutes walking distance. Also close to the shopping centre. Spacious and tidy bedroom with professional room services. All staff is helpful and provided good recommendations on nearby restaurants and landmarks for tourists. Buffet breakfast is delicious with much varieties of food. Higly recommended to all travellers.

The old building, the elevator is very old, the castle has an atmosphere for breakfast, not too much. The furniture in the room is hundreds of years old, the bathroom is very small, it was remodeled later, and there is no refrigerator.

Two of us spent a week at UNITY Malmö and used it as a base for exploring the city, the surrounding area and Copenhagen. Positives: Everything is brand new, stylish and very organised. A lot of thought has clearly gone into things. Wi-Fi super fast, but frustratingly prone to drop outs. Gym is just about big enough for a decent work out. Negatives: The studio room was organised with a good amount of storage but just a little bit small and cramped. The kitchen was cramped. There’s a space for everything but nowhere for things to go if you actually want to use it! No clear recycling policy. They don’t provide you with kitchen paper, a kitchen towel or washing-up liquid. There’s a small dishwasher but it’s a bit OTT to use it after each time you cook. You have to use a very noisy extractor if you cook to avoid setting off the fire/smoke alarms. They could use some clearer instructions for new arrivals - eg you need up lift the bed up to find the second duvet; some of the cupboards look like blank panels but are push-open. Bed is too small for two people. The biggest negative is the location. It’s not good. Inconvenient, out of the centre (take the bus or walk for 30 mins) and nowhere near anything you might want/need.

Very good location, just 5 mins walk from central station. Very convinient and modern hotel. Good breakfast selection too. Probably certain staff's service can be improved, otherwise all good.

The hotel has a very convenient location. Admin Simon's excellent service, delicious and diverse breakfasts. These are undeniable advantages. With all the other things worse)) Rooms are tired. The crawling shell in our room and the lack of a plafon on the lamp at the friends of the Cleaning rooms is not available, prepare for dirty socks) Rooms are very hot in February, but when the window is open, you will wake up at 6 a.m. Noise isolation in the room is good but we were in 338, the last on the corridor of the Fourth

Instead of skiing we decided to visit Malmo in Sweden with friends. In Malmo we decided to stay in hotel OH-Boy which is close to town center and Malmo castle and of course Turning Torso. We booked rooms by booking.com and there was no problem at all, what more you do not need keys to get into your room instead you use personal pin code. Rooms are rather small but this is nothing new in Sweden, but there are fully equipped even with fully equipped kitchen. Each room has bike available which is nice because in Malmo bikes are fastest way of communication and there are plenty of bike roads. Malmo its architecture is beautiful also location close to Oresind straits and Oresund bridge, which connects Sweden with Denmark make this location perfect. Hot to get from Malmo airport to city center or to hotel, you can call to this number +46 76 274 60 43. This is for Rayaner certified carrier, cost for 4 adults and 3 children was 50 Euro which is not that expensive. Where to it, everywhere :) and of course do not forget to visit IKEA it is around 12km biking in one way. Spot the differences :)

We stayed at the Havshotellet for the Eurovision song contest. The hotel is near the sea front and easy to get to via bus from Hyllie train station. It is a small but very quirky hotel and we absolutely loved our stay there. The staff are mega friendly and very helpful. The receptionist provided us with a proper street map of Malmö, helped us with all our questions and even printed our boarding pass for us at the end of our stay. (Yes we are old fogey, who like paper versions.😂) However, there is nobody at reception after 7pm and access is via a security code after that time. We stayed in the ”Titanic”room and it was lovely. Not huge but still very nice. The beds had adjustable mattresses from soft to hard. There is a double socket on each side of the bed. A lamp attached to the head board is badly positioned, as it might be awkward if a tall person wants to sit up in bed. The lamp should be positioned more to the side. There was a kettle, coffee, milk and a bowl of delicious bonbons provided every day. The bathroom was a bit small, had underfloor heating, a gorgeous smelling hand soap and also good quality shower/hair wash, conditioner and body lotion. The wardrobe space was adequate, but we were wondering where people would put a large suitcase if they were travelling with one. (We travelled with hand luggage only) There is no lift in the hotel, but as there are only 2 floors, we did not find that a problem. The breakfast room is small and cosy and the breakfast buffet is very good (I particularly loved the smoked salmon and fresh shrimp salad ) The food is of excellent quality and the coffee is also very good. All in all an extremely pleasant stay.