Malmö Hotels & Hostels (7)

Lonely Planet review

Elegant walnut furniture and fittings add a classy touch to the large, bright rooms here. There's also a pleasant restaurant/bar.

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A good choice, right in the heart of the city, this imposing listed building has comfortable, antique-furnished rooms. Although it's on a pedestrianised street, you're allowed car access to drop …

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The bargain basement Formule 1 is 1.5km east of Stortorget. Smallish, functional rooms can sleep up to three people for a flat rate.

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This is a recommended cheapish hotel near the train station. Most rooms are singles; all are fairly simple but lent grace by the lovely 17th-century building. You can pay extra for a huge double …

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Top of the heap is this place, arguably the best hotel in town. Its ultrafresh rooms have beautiful oak floors and snowy-white fabrics, bathrooms have tiles designed by Paloma Picasso, there's a …

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St Jörgen has all the amenities that you'd expect from this upmarket chain, plus the most charming staff in Malmö! Many of the rooms look out onto Gustav Adolfs Torg; although there are a few wei…

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The well equipped, if rather large and impersonal, STF hostel is 3.5km south of the city centre, overlooking the E6 (take bus 2 from outside Centralstationen).

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