Nice place to stay if you like to explore the South Sweden by train. Lund is only 20 minutes from hotel door, Ystad or Simrishamn will take you 1,5-2 hrs by train. Anyway - nice places for a 1-day trip. Old hotel, really 4 stars. The only inconvenience- late breakfast on Sundays. Too late for a 4 *! We've got... More

A great place to stay for your business or private visit to Malmö. Right in the centre of the city across the central station and close to the many local pubs and restaurants. However, you don’t even need to go anywhere as the hotel offers a great French style bistro restaurant and Irish style pub to its right and left... More

I'm sorry to say that this my favorite hotel in Malmö (and where I always stay when in town) didn't met up with my expections this time. I had booked the room well in advanced asking to be given a room (I always have DeLuxe or suite) in the old part at the corner of the hotel where it's high... More

This hotel reminds me of the problems Elite have in Karlstad, when taking over an old, established hotel. The rooms are scattered over different parts of the hotel, reachable by small stairs and elevators that take you one floor etc, seemingly without any logic plan. More evident drawback, the painting and decoration are at times outworn and in need of... More

I have stayed at quite a few hotels in Malmo, and this is convenient when you arrive late by train. It's a few minutes walk from Malmo Central. I usually book a double room for myself, which I did for this visit. My room overlooked the station, on the second floor. If you have a lot of luggage, the lift... More

This hotel gives OK value for money, actually hotels in Malmö costs less than Stockholm and Gothenburg. A lot of the room are redecorated quite recently and allthough the access to some of the rooms are a bit tricky, the rooms are quite good. Restaurant is a retro Paris style restaurant, OK food with not too good service. Prices was... More

Located close to the railway station and the city center. Good breakfast buffet. In fact we confirm everything that was said in the review made by "mullanrail". Nothing else to add except that it'a a good place to stay.

I am a regular visitor to Malmo, stating 20-30 nights each year in the city. I always stay at the Savoy and have to admit i never consider anywhere else. The Savoy is an old hotel - the rooms are sometimes noisy, the water sometimes takes a while to get hot, the rooms are sometimes small, the prices are not... More

The hotel is within easy walking distance of the station. The reception staff were friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. The lift was a bit temperamental. Our room was a fair size, and the TV was a good size with a good selection of channels. The beds were wonderfully comfortable, We had a shower, but no bath, which was disappointing; though other... More