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.

Recently had a lovely stay. Beautiful old hotel centrally located just a few minutes from the train…read morestation. Breakfast buffet was delicious and a highlight every morning which was included with the room. We stayed in one of the family rooms which was perfect for two kids (smaller size pull out couch a little on the creaky side. Faced the back courtyard unfortunately without much of a view. Third floor room a little louder I think from staircase going up to the fourth floor so would probably try to stay in 2nd or fourth floor next time. Nice parlor on first floor to relax, hang out and can bring drinks from the bar.

Cozy atmosphere, great place for business or holiday trips, close to the city landmarks. Nice to…read morewalk around, beautiful in autumn time.

Nice little hotel which I would stay at again. The room is comfortable and warm, although there…read moredoesn't seem to be a way to control the temperature so possibly too warm at times. The bathroom has Rituals branded hand wash and shower gel so that's a nice touch. Breakfast is basic but nice, you won't starve but don't expect too many options. The reception closes in the evening, sometimes early (4pm), but the sister hotel is the Grand which is a couple of minutes walk away and they are available 24/7. Tea and coffee is available at all times in takeaway cups in reception (no facilities in the rooms). The car park is under the hotel and you need your room keycard to open the door and a paper pass to prove you've paid in the window. Very central location, a couple of minutes to the train station.

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.

One of the most relaxing, clean, and convenient hotels we stayed in while on business in Sweden…read more Good place to stay while in Lund when not vacationing (probably good for vacationing, too).

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the The More Hotel in Lund. It's a modern hotel just on the edge…read moreof the old part of Lund with easy access to and from the Göteborg-Malmö freeway. The hotel is built in the shell of an old railroad engine house and they use the railway theme to decorate the lobby and hallways. The staff was very helpful, the room (with a fridge and stove top) was bright and sunny, the bed was comfy, there was plenty of parking, and the breakfast (included) was a huge buffet with everything from pastry and skyr to eggs and cheese. We didn't eat at the hotel restaurant or the outdoor v=bar with a pizza oven, but they looked inviting. My only complaint: whoever designed the lighting over the sink obviously does not shave. One word of caution: GPS had us turn into the pedestrian walkway south of the hotel. Oops! The entrance is in fact on the north side. And just in case you're wondering, I have no idea why it's called the "More" hotel.

I came to Lund for business and stay at the Elite because it's vicinity to my office. I must say…read morethe bartender Haris is so Welcoming and friendly and accommodating! He makes such tasty drinks and made my stay the absolute best. I tend to get homesick at times but he literally felt like family. 5 stars for the service I received! Can't wait to Visit again.

Really liked this Hotel!! It's a bit far from the city centre of Lund, but honestly the transit is…read moreeasy to get around (including getting to Copenhagen). If you buy the passes through the Skånetrafiken app, you can see the wide array of regions you'll have access to (including trains, trams, buses etc). The hotel itself is in a more quiet area, surrounded by tech/science/start ups. I believe there are some offices connected to the hotel. The hotel is also close to Lund University. The hotel has a lot of amenities including a gym, restaurant etc. The lobby is very nice and cozy as well with ample seatings. Rooms are quite spacious - you have to pay extra for a window though oddly enough. The rooms have everything you need - my favourite feature was heated flooring in the washroom - how cool is that? Pillows are also super comfortable. My only issue is the distance from the city centre which is why it loses a star from me. If I'm ever in Lund again, I would stay here!

Nice hotel, wonderful staff, it has everything what you need for a stop over. City center car drive…read moreaway.

From the owner: Welcome to the new era of luxury in Lund. 192 rooms and…read moresuites, restaurant & bar, co-working area, Penthouse with panoramic view

"You get what you pay for."…read more I guess in the 1920's it was called a hotel. I could imagine bum/writers from those times finding their inspiration in such places: a small restaurant with spare rooms on the 1st floor, each room designed with discarded furniture from the other grand hotels around; tiny doors, straight doorways, Amsterdam-steep stairs; the smell of cigarette smoke coming up from the room(s) next door. In the morning, the restaurant is buzzing with activity of the restaurant preparing itself for the day to come. The owner is a smiling kind man. All in all it's not a bad place, they just shouldn't call it a 'hotel'. Free wifi (provided by the Hotel Lundia).