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.

Very nice, modern hotel in the city centre of Malmö. Great rooms with nice views over the city. If…read moreyou are hungry I recommend you to book a table at the restaurant on the top floor. The top floor also have a bar section if you're just up for drinks

The Clarion Hotel Temperance is Malmo's best kept secret for visitors who want clean rooms,…read moreexceptional service and quality meals. Yes... meals. The hotel offers a free breakfast buffet, afternoon snacks like cake and coffee, but most of all.... there is a nice light dinner that is provided that made me come back to the hotel a second time. The food here is really delicious and plentiful. The rooms are a bit small by American standards, but they are clean and provide a great night's sleep. There is a nice gym in the basement that has free weights and cardio equipment. Next door is also a small upscale supermarket. Overall, this is the best hotel in Malmo and they have gone above and beyond to ensure anyone has a comfortable stay. I can't wait to come back again.....

An amazing hotel, right at the waterfront and short walk to the train station and distant to…read moredowntown. The hotel is in a share building with offices. You check in at the lobby of the building that share with the offices. The rooms levels are on the top floors of the building and the hotel's restaurant (or vendor or the hotel) is on the last or top floors that over look the city 180 degrees. Staff are definitely friendly, helpful, attentive and resourceful. The room, or my room is huge at the corner with views of both sides. Comfy bed and the sofa are very cool and chic. Lovely stay and the breakfasts are delicious. Had a wonderful time here.

This hotel is part of Hyatt network, is located near the main train station of Malmo, and normally…read morevery reasonably priced especially compared to hotels in Copenhagen which is only 30 min train ride away. They provide complimentary breakfast to all guests at the top floor (w/rooftop access) restaurant. You get to enjoy nice city views when the weather is nice. Everything is within 10-15 min walk, so the location is very convenient.

I am super satisfied with my stay. Friendly staff. Great…read morelocation. Decent rooms. If you are used to Scandic you will not be disappointed. You know what you get. And you will be happy to hear they actually have towels for the bathroom floor!! Not always the fact in Scandics I have noticed recently. Environmental toiletteries - meaning no small bottles. Bring conditioning though - long hair will not like the schampoo. Parking under the hotel is SEK240 per 24hrs. Breakfast is decent. Play room for kids in breakfast room. They have a small gym with 2 mills and a cross trainer (see photo) Hopefully you'll get a room with view, and not any of the many facing the inner yard which is just dull and nothing to see but other rooms windows. They accept AMEX.

We stayed here twice. Because we were three people travelling, be booked just one room for us -…read more#324 was the one they gave us on both trips. ROOM It was quite big and comfortable. The room featured two single beds and sleeper (a.k.a. sofa bed), a TV, a table, a chair and a modern armchair. The bathroom was big as well and had a bathtub. Nothing could be heard from the hallway or the other rooms. The windows can be opened a bit (not so advisable on the weekends due to the quite noisy people on the street at night, during the week it's okay). Only one thing we didn't like that much - I've dropped something which fell under the sofa bed and there was a dust and two candy wrapping papers. BREAKFAST Was okay. Turkey breast, ham, salami, liver paste, two kinds of cheese, different sorts of jam, as well as scrambled eggs, sausages, warm vegetables, fresh fruits, delicious bread, a good variety of hot drinks. A lot of it was fair-trade and/or organic products and they also had gluten-free bread. STAFF In the entire hotel they were friendly, nice and very helpful.

Lots of good and bad to this hotel, I don't think I'd stay there again but I don't think I regret…read morestaying there. If you drive in, be sure to buy parking before you stay, it can get full and the nearby parking isn't too far but tricky with suitcases and strollers and babies etc. The bar and restaurant are 5 stars, they must have some sort of Michelin chef because the food was unreal. They had this homemade hot sauce at the breakfast buffet that I could practically drink. The rooms were big but the bathrooms were very old and a bit musty. At night there was a smoke smell in the room, likely from the kitchen. The staff was super awkward - nearly all of them! The front desk asked odd questions, the wait staff at the breakfast was always acting a bit stunned when we asked for a baby seat while holding our 1 year old. Could've done without that (mind you we spoke Swedish when speaking with the staff so it wasn't a language barrier)... who knows.. but the draw is clearly the restaurant.

MJ's is cool, no doubt. We loved the vibe and the food. The downsides are that they don't have air…read moreconditioning, the lobby turns into a busy bar with DJ at night, and they have inappropriate sexual photos in the hall and rooms if you are bringing children. I would stay here again on a couple's outing. Not for families.

We enjoyed our stay at this well preserved landmark. Our room was "deluxe" with a whirlpool bath…read moretub. Clean, comfortable beds and a window to allow fresh Swedish air. No A/C but not needed. Buffet style breakfast was served in an impressive, cavernous cellar built in the 1500s (?) well... a really long time ago. Great staff. Make sure to take the elevator built in 1938- pretty cool.

Hotel Tunneln is a gem! This is our second trip staying here. What brought us back?…read more First, this place is a history-lover's dream. We enjoy a delicious full Swedish breakfast smörgåsbord served beneath the gorgeous archways of a 1500s medieval cellar. There are fascinating historical clippings and other artifacts adorning the halls. A cozy historic library adjoining the reception welcomes us at all hours, with tea, coffee, gingersnaps, and other treats available 24/7. Tunneln is also a convenient, pleasant launching point for our small family. The service is attentive and helpful. The hotel is in a prime location for exploring the city by foot or transit. Moreover, the price is very reasonable for generously sized rooms with included breakfast. I'm sure there are other nice hotels in Malmö, but we'll never know, because we'll always choose Tunneln.

This is why reviews help... so that I could choose a hotel that did not disappoint…read more I needed to book one night using United Airline points, but I don't ever trust the reviews on the booking site, whether it's through an airline, timeshare bank or other. TripAdvisor is usually where I look, as the reviews are most often objective, up-to-date and give me an idea of how people feel about a place. After sifting through many of the reviews, I landed on the Mercur in Copehagen. I'm glad I did. Upon getting to the hotel, I observed Kristoffer at the front desk, assisting guests before me. I could tell he took pride in his work and really cared about the guests, based on his demeanor, suggestions and help. When I got to the desk to see if I could check in early, he apologized, letting me know that the room wasn't ready yet. I told him there was nothing to apologize for, as I was early and it was before the stated check-in time. He led me to the room to store my luggage. Kristoffer and I then embarked on a bit of my 'tourist' walking tour, giving me suggestions based on my interests, and even telling me who to ask for at a particular bar/restaurant, who I later made contact with and was so very friendly. I had a great day and evening out with the help of Kristoffer. I opted to add the breakfast into my room package and that was really good, so it was very convenient for my morning to get the day started on the day I would depart the beautiful city of Copenhagen. I was able to touch base with Kristoffer one more time that morning to thank him for all his suggestions and help. Kristoffer let me know that the location of the main train station was only a block+ from the hotel, making it extremely easy for me to get to the airport for my flight home to California. I'm always a fan of using public transportation when I can. I could see that many others adopted this attitude as well based on how many where there with their suitcases. If you are looking for a great place to stay, my suggestion is The Mercur. Close to the trains, and very close to the main walking promenade and Tivoli Gardens, among many other things.

I stayed in this joint for a few nights The maid stole my…read moreduvee cover. Food was solid . Lots of meatballs. Ketchup: However. For the lackluster food. The service was light years above the rest of the staff. They wore rubber gloves and catered to any need. Being partially Mexican I wanted sour cream with my chile con carne. And she brought it out without a hitch. Also. They speak great English. Wonderful service. I also was able to get a new duvee cover with utter ease. Very light knocks o ask if you want room service . Very enjoyable experience in this Swedish joint

Average hotel with an amazing location. You can easily walk to all the things you'll want to do as…read morea tourist in Malmo. The rooms are decent sized and the bedding comfortable. The furnishing is cheap - kind of like staying in an IKEA. And it lacks a few things like USB ports for charging and there's no safes in the room (and none behind the front desk either). Some of the common areas seemed worn and dirty, like big stains on the hall carpets. But the water pressure in the shower was great and the breakfast buffet was really good. Overall we'd probably stay there again for the price and location but it's more utilitarian than anything special.

For a Scandic it is one of the better…read more Rooms are huge - like a studio w kitchenette. Dish washer, water boiler, coffee maker, fridge, small icebox. Twin beds are huge. Wider than normal. Breakfast might be a bit hysterical since many families w small children tend to stay here. Car park indoors just across the small street. Not associated w the hotel though, so pay seperately. They accept AMEX.

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 -