Away from the center, hygiene in the room below average, insufficient heating. Staff at the reception you can not provide information on transport to the nearest airport.

When paying 390 kr a night you can't really expect alot. It is much cheaper than most in the area so if your on budget then this is the go. Rooms are very small. Room has a sink and a tv as well as a bunk created for midgets as it holds a maximum of 70kg. Keep that in mind... More

The breakfast was very basic. You should take a bus from the central station. There is a luggage room. The reception is 24/7. On the official ACCOR website it was written that it is not occupied in the afternoon.

Its all Ok when you know what to expect , the only thing Im not happy in Formule 1 in general thats WERY uncomfortable pillows and in most of places TV remote doesnt exist , also TV shows just 3-4 chanels

We stayed at this hotel during our roadtrip through Sweden. We arrived a bit late, but there was no problem getting a room at all. The rooms are pretty small (the usual size of Formule 1 hotels) but cleaned well. The beds where good. As improvement there could have been at least a toilet in our own room. The hotel... More

I went to this charming-enough hotel for two nights with my brother. It was the first time either of us visited Sweden and were told by friends and relatives that Malmo was a "must go" destination. Hotels in my view should round-up the overall experience for the visitor when visiting a city. In my previous reviews, I think my ratings... More

The hotel is a little bit far from the city centre (central station), so you have to take a bus to get the hotel. The staff was nice all the time. Regarding the facilities, the room I slept was a simple one, but comfortable with a big bed. In the floor I stayed there were three toilets (two with showers)... More