The Clarion Hotel Malmö Live is a modern, high-rise hotel that opened in 2015 as part of the Malmö…read moreLive complex, which also includes a concert hall (home to the Malmö Symphony Orchestra) and a conference center. Its central location places you within easy walking distance of Malmö's city center, the historic castle, and even Ribersborg Beach (about 20 minutes away). The hotel's spacious rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows with impressive city views, comfortable beds, a safe, a mini-fridge, and excellent air conditioning. However, the large glass surfaces mean the curtains provide only limited blackout. As a large hotel, expect longer walking distances between rooms and amenities, and occasional elevator wait times during peak hours. The gym is well-equipped with cardio machines and free weights, though it lacks traditional resistance equipment. The breakfast is extensive and high-quality, with a barista and omelet station--though both can have wait times during busy periods. Hot beverages may also experience delays if machines need refilling or cleaning. As a couple on a city trip, we found the hotel to offer good value for money--not cheap, but well worth the price for the quality and location. We can highly recommend it for travelers looking for a comfortable, central base in Malmö.

The last time I was here (Sky Bar) it was well into the evening & we had a good time. This time we…read morearrived Sunday around 5:30 (late Feb) which was the perfect time to catch a Malmo sunset! They are located on the 25th floor with separated bar and restaurant. We ordered some beer (Eriksberg Karaktar) and Mock cocktails which were enjoyed by all. Limited draft beer options with a few more bottle options but they make up for it with cocktails. As expected, given the amazing views of Malmo, prices are steep and to be expected. I was pleasantly surprised they weren't crowded given the sunny day. Service was friendly and had the usual Bartender drink creation theatrics. There is a second Sky Bar (which I would recommend) in Hyllie also with a view but, after today, this is the one for the best Malmo sunset views.

Have been to the Skajbar before for after work gatherings and farewell parties. It is located on…read morethe top (16th) floor of the Malmo Arena hotel. This visit was on a Thursday night. We had a late dinner and walked over to check out the head fountain-called "Mother"-which is a must see when visiting Malmo. After admiring the fountain I was curious if the bar was open. Yes it is & until midnight which is unusual for this area on a week night. So we ventured up to check it out. It was much busier than I anticipated. They had a good selection of cocktails, beer and surprisingly Single Malt Whiskies. We ordered some Macallan 12 year. So smooth. Our bartender was friendly and engaging. It was mentioned they had refreshed and expanded the seating areas recently. The best part was they were playing some tunes from the 70s (Change, Emotions, Sister Sledge) which was a pleasant surprise. Looks like they have music at certain times as they have a piano. You'll get some wonderful panoramic views of Malmö on a clear day. Great spot for drinks and the bonus-open late on weeknights!

Recommanded! Comfortable, very well designed hotel, good basic breakfast, dinner buffe included in…read moreroom prices, very nice lobby, .... I'm very satisfied with this hotel. The balkony was over street and I was first woried about the noise level but I closed the window and it was super silent then.

I've spent more than a few nights in this hotel. I must say that it is a fairly good place. The…read morebeds are adequate, but the rooms can get quite cold in my opinion. The showers are a bit small. The lounge and restaurant is very nice, however. There is more than enough room to find a quite spot to read/work in one of the many lounge areas. They have the best breakfast around with plenty to choose from. I've only snacked on the dinner menu. Downtown Lund is only a 10 minute walk and there are plenty of restaurants to choose from there. They have a nice little bar to grab a drink as well. The pricing is competitive for the area. The service staff tends to be very friendly and helpful as well.

This bar is great for drinks and hanging out! We came here every night during our stay and had some…read moreexcellent drinks (blackberry-lavender champagne and an old fashion special) with great conversation with the bartenders. They gave us some tips for fun things to do in the city. The view of the water while you sit at the bar isn't too bad either.

We ate here while staying in Copenhagen. We wanted a quick bite to eat before going out to explore…read morebut it took way too long to get food. My wife and I ordered the Marriott Burger and it was not worth the cost. Slow service and overpriced food led to this place's downfall despite a great view.

The Elite Plaza in Malmo is located in the middle of the city (a few minutes walk from either the…read morestation 'Triangeln' or the central station). The location is as good as it gets in Malmo and you will have many shops and restaurants right outside the door of the hotel. The hotel opened last fall (September or August 2010) and it is of course still very nice. Have stayed here several times and service has always been pleasant and quick. The rooms are nice, most of them are not that big but still sufficient. There is free wifi throughout the hotel and the rooms also have coffee/tea making facilities, safe, LCD TV, iron and ironing board. There is also an umbrella in each room. Beds are comfortable and in every room I have stayed in there has also been a decent-sized desk and a comfortable chair. I do appreciate the fact that the hotel offers a good selection of TV channels (there are a few movie channels as well as sports channels). The hotel also has a very nice gym (not that many machines but they are top-notch). Breakfast has also been well-above average with a good selection of both hot and cold food. The bar/restaurant connected to the hotel (Bishop's arms) is also a very nice place. Good selection of beer and the food is also rather ok.

A very clean, modern business hotel. Rooms are ok, even large compared to the price. Location is…read morevery good in city center. The breakfast us in a very big room that has somehow the atmosphere of a train station arrival hall. It has the usual Swedish quality. Looking at the location it is really quite in the rooms. There is a nice bar on ground level, always good for a proper beer.

If you love mid-century Danish Modern design, Hotel Alexandra will be just right for you. The…read moresmall lobby is truly a celebration of that, its seating areas a medley of iconic chairs and tables, framed pictures showing more, and bookshelves filled with design books. Each room in this stylish boutique hotel is unique, sporting a minimalist aesthetic with whimsical touches, furnished with actual pieces from the mid-1900s. The finest are deluxe rooms showcasing works by specific designers, including the storied likes of Hans J. Wegner, Arne Jacobsen, Vernor Panton, Jens Risom, Kaare Klint, and Finn Juhl. My room featured works by Nanna Ditzel: two adorable purple "Pot" lounge chairs and a circular coffee table with inlaid tray. Specific pieces notwithstanding, the Ditzel room was spacious and pristine, with great natural lighting from two large windows. The bed was marvelously comfortable, fluffy sheets and pillows on a soft and supportive mattress. The bathroom was also roomy, although inexplicably lacking in hooks/shelves for personal belongings. The shower stall is small, and easier to shower without the curtain closed; the Grohe shower fixture is nice although water pressure is weak. Amenities include wifi, flat-screen tv, room safe, and a mobile app that's surprisingly well-designed to provide information about visiting Copenhagen. Drawbacks include no air conditioning (not an issue in May) nor refrigerator. If room cleaning is skipped, the hotel offers a voucher for a complimentary drink in the lobby or discount at the hotel restaurant. The adjoining restaurant is mediocre and not recommended, but the breakfast buffet is fine, with a good selection of eggs, charcuterie, sausage, cheeses, freshly baked breads, yogurt and toppings, fresh fruit, and pastries. Hotel Alexandra is a lovely, retro-style hotel, especially worth staying for those interested in Danish mid-century design, but also for anyone who wants an experience specific to Denmark. Very centrally located, within 10 minutes walk of Copenhagen Station, Tivoli Gardens, City Hall, Town Square, and one end of Strøget, an extensive shopping street, even walkable to Nyhavn if feeling ambitious.

Well, crap. Here I am, up at midnight, plunging my room's toilet. Now listen; while this is a…read moreserious review, it is also a bit crude with a bit of humour. So if that's not your thing feel free to pass over this review. This has literally never happened to me. Maybe it's the age of the building? The plumbing looks ancient based on the shower and sink hardware. Which, I know it fits the appeal of the midcentury furnishings, but I'd expect to have a functional toilet. We've barely used it since yesterday. Yet somehow, with normal use, it clogs and is impossible to unplug. They don't have a proper plunger. It's literally a sink plunger. I eventually was able to get it unplugged but hotel staff wasn't very helpful. Also, the shower is mouldy and water gets everywhere from the shower head. I had to cower in the corner to prevent spillover into the room. Even with the door closed. We've stayed here a few times before. Honestly, each time the hotel loses its lustre even more for us. We are big midcentury furniture enthusiasts but the aesthetic appeal isn't enough to outweigh the annoyances.

We had an excellent dinner here, starting with gin and tonics from the special G&T menu, which had…read morea dozen different tonics and many more gins. The food was modern Scandinavian, featuring such seasonal items as Ramson flowers, nettle sauce and wild asparagus. I had ox tongue and veal tenderloin, which were both very good. The wine list is extensive and well-chosen, with all the famous names as well as many lesser-known gems. The service was old-school, but friendly and not at all stuffy. The host/sommelier stopped by to chat for a few minutes at the end of the meal.

A classic grand hotel in the center of Lund. Very close to the transportation hub. Front desk is…read morevery friendly. Lobby is compact, with a grand staircase leading up to first, second and third floors. There are three more floors above. I stayed at a similarly located room on third and fourth floor and would recommend staying on third floor. Classic wood floor. Bed is comfortable. Windows looking down to the square below. Family owned for over 100 years. Highly recommend.

What a pleasant experience! The hotel is beautiful, the staff is so friendly, the food was good and…read moreit's all within walking distance to central station and other attractions. We really can't complain. We were so surprised at how large the room was and how quiet the hotel was - we thought maybe we were the only guests. For specifics, there is a kettle and mini-fridge (no microwave); shower took a little bit to figure out but was very nice (though low water pressure) and the products leave you feeling and smelling amazing. Breakfast buffet is from 0630-1000 and has a variety of meats and cheeses, breads, cereals, pastries, yogurt and hot items. If we were ever in Malmo again this would definitely be where we stayed!

Ok - you know how it can be when you are traveling and have to stay at hotels and suffer through…read moretheir food as you are too tired to stray outside at that time. Well I settled in at the Radisson in Malmo after 8 straight days so far on the road and ordered a Pilsner and asked for a menu. Bartender had a cool old west mustache and the place was very basic but felt like home a bit. I ordered the beet salad - the bomb- and the Swedish veal meatballs and they were really good - as well, and yes, I know, I always forget to take pictures! Mashed potatoes were amazing and it came with a cranberries and pickled cucumber side salad that really worked with whole dish! Just a perfect dinner and I recommend this hotel restaurant highly for those road warriors like me -

Louis R is an avid reader so it would be appropriate for him to be three-drinks deep at this…read moreestablishment...sans book, though. Louis R is a fan of throw-back, dark AF drinking spots adorned with wood-paneling, shelves carrying hard-cover books, comfy leather sofas, and strong cocktails produced by bow tie-clad mixologists. Lots of Danish locals can also be found here for Louis R to mingle with. I dare say packed AF, but in a chill way. Be like Louis R, travel to Scandinavia...but don't crowd my bars.

Probably one of the most unique bars that I went to on my week long trip in CPH. Drinks named after…read morenovels (how cool) and the room displayed as a library (how cool x2). If you or your loved one(s) love to read... please take them to this spot!

This former Hilton hotel that has been turned into a Scandic is one of the taller buildings in…read morecentral Malmö so if you get a room on a high floor it offers nice views of the city. If not the gym is on the top floor so the views can also be enjoyed from there. The hotel has been renovated but still has an old and stuffy feel to it in many public areas. The upstairs (2nd floor) restaurant has however been nicely renovated but for some reason it appears it's only used for breakfast. The entrance level restaurant is used in the evenings and that totally lacks charm and that is still the best aorta of it as the food is barely fit for human consumption. It is actually amazing that they can be so bad - they have totally failed with simple dishes like burger, steak and caesar salad. What makes it even more strange is that they serve a really good breakfast so it must be intentionally lowering ambitions and quality during evenings. The rooms are most of time large, light and airy. The bed comfortable and the bathroom fairly newly renovated. Dislike the big bottles of shower gel and shampoo - understand the environmental aspect but I like the small little bottles. The gym is nice and modern and actually has decent equipment. The service is very much up and down and it does tend to be busy at times so can be a wait at checkout especially. It is not a bad hotel but also does not really deliver any great things so cannot rate it more than 3 stars.

I've really enjoyed my stay here, which was a week. The location of this place is great, being…read morenear the train station and within walking distance to Old Malmo. The staff here (with the possible exception of the bar staff) have all been helpful and friendly, the rooms well appointed, and the breakfast... Fantastic. Seriously, best hotel breakfast ever. The views are great, as well.