The best accommodations Lund

Charming little hotel in a renovated 19th century building (1866 to be exact). Very well located, close to the train station (5 minutes walk), its common areas house some classic Scandinavian furniture by designers such as Arne Jacobsen and Gunilla Allard. All rooms (with fully tiled bathrooms and underfloor heating), while sharing the Nordic theme, offer unique and individual decor, and some of them overlook a pretty little courtyard with trees. Delicious breakfast.

Behind its red bricks and green frames, this very comfortable hostel offers beds in dormitories for 4 to 8 people. One sleeps in his bed as in a sleeper train: each one enters when he wants in his small alcove separated by a curtain, for an optimal comfort. These small cabins, equipped with a personal lamp and sockets, are very well thought out and ensure real intimacy. Winstrup guests also have the possibility to use the large fully equipped kitchen and have access to the large living room.

In one of these quiet, almost hilly streets surrounded by old traditional houses in the centre of Lund, an old residence, former residence of the rector of the university, converted to hotel. Warm welcome, comfort and charm: if you have to sleep in Lund, be it here! The lobby, overlooking the two floors of the hotel, gives it a certain style. The rooms are very well equipped and we appreciate the small lounge area with sofa and armchair. Among the hotel services, internet connection and sauna free of charge.

Located on a pedestrian street, 100 metres from the train station, this hotel opened in 1968 and has 100 state-of-the-art rooms. The rooms facing the two maple-lined pedestrian streets are smaller, but nicer and quieter than those facing the cobbled street, which can be quite busy in the evening. The Scandinavian style furniture makes the place peaceful and welcoming, and you feel right at home. The breakfast is on par with the rest and gets your day off to a good start, before you set out to explore the city.

Just a stone's throw from the station, this old building dating from 1895 stands four stories high. It has a Victorian façade of salmon-coloured stone with two grey-tiled turrets on either side. The rooms face either the shady Bantorget Square or a small street. In a slightly old-fashioned style, with wooden beds, white walls, green carpeting (and bathtubs in pleasant bathrooms), they evoke a padded and discreet luxury. A soft bed, a well-stocked mini-bar and an ultra-modern television await you in your room.

This superb hotel was once a railway station dating from 1906. Renovated in a contemporary style, you can enjoy your breakfast at the table in front of the large windows. The rooms are spacious and the bedding is comfortable. We appreciate their relaxation area, the helpfulness of the staff but also the services offered. For example, it is possible to rent bicycles directly from the hotel, which is very practical! The only drawback: close to the Stadsparken park, but a bit far from the center, you can't have everything!