Hotels in Malmo with free breakfast

For the budget traveler, Stf Hotel & Hostel Malmo City and Plaza are ideal accommodation choices in Malmo. Bosses Gastvaningar is a budget hostel in Malmo that is 20 minutes' walk to Kronprinsen.

The 4-star Sturup Airport Hotel offers its guests an outdoor swimming pool, a golf course and a patio as well as easy access to Malmo airport. Hotels near Malmö Central train station include Scandic Stortorget and Mj'S.

If it's your first time in Malmo, consider staying in a central hotel such as First Hotel Jorgen Kock, situated in Norr district. A cheaper option in the center is Cityroom & Apartments Triangeln, which comes at 115US$ per night. Guests planning to visit Oster district could consider booking a room at Best Western Hotel Jagersro, which is a short walk from Malmö Art Academy.

Norr district is home to a variety of luxury hotels like Best Western Plus Hotel Noble House, which features a sauna, a golf course and a Jacuzzi. The 4-star Elite Plaza is a boutique hotel in Malmo offering a tennis court, a sauna and a golf course. If you're looking for comfort and reliable service, book the 3-star Scandic Segevang.

There are 19 B&B options in Malmo, including Three Bedroom Holiday Home Klagshamn 0 06 and 1 Room Apartment Centrally Located In Malmo - Skvadronsgatan 29. Business travelers may prefer to stay in Norr district where they can find Moment Hotels and Teaterhotellet. Guests hoping to spend vacation relaxing in one of the Malmo´s resorts may enjoy staying at Comfort Hotel Malmo, situated within walking distance of a harbor and parks.

IN Malmo discovery awaits you.

The city is a real knot of unique architectural forms starting from the largest of modern wonders like the Turning Torso created by the famous hands of architect Santiago Calatrava to the more historic Öresund bridge with its rare opulent ornamentation.

From its old-world essence to its modern face, Malmo is better at a closer look. Be it a room in cheap hotel in Malmo to a luxury-appointed room all are available at Booked.net. Check out our hotel offers listed with maps, photos and secure forms.

Many travelers come to Malmo en-route to Southern Sweden, but then embark on their own travels to discover the city as Malmo worth more than overnight stay. It is often disregarded as a stop-off to the rest of Sweden, but Malmo is a great destination in its own right when it comes to architecture.

When you are in Malmo, see how old and new come together at its historic Malmö Stortorg. This the largest of Scandinavia's squares and once served for trading in the late 16th century, today it will immerse you in the atmosphere of the days long gone. Just imagine that once King Karl X Gustaf decided the fate of the country from his residence at the square and today you may indulge in history there and dine at its plentiful restaurants if hungry.

However, the square is just the start, Malmo is home to St Petri church. Built in the 13th century, the church is a more than beautiful example of Gothic style, but features troubled story concerning its establishment. The point is that the tower dominating this structure once fell down and one woman was believed to point her finger at the tower right before that fell. Consequently, she was accused of witchcraft, blamed for the breakdown of the construction and sentenced to death.

Other attractions include;

• Malmöhus Castle, built in 1437 by Erik of Pomerania and was used as a prison until 1914

• Slottsträdgården, the city's best organic community garden

• Turning Torso, the tallest structure in Scandinavia at 190m up

• Möllevångstorget square, packed with open-air market, and Asian shops, restaurants

• Gamla Väster, a cluster of galleries, design shops and restaurants between Lilla Torget and Malmöhus

The list of sites continues on your stay in the city as Malmo is packed with parks, gardens and attractions from the Middle Ages. More than 200 castles will throw you back to the early 1275 when Malmo served under the name of Malmhauger. Originally sustained through fishing and the export of salt, it changed hands from Denmark and the German Hansa to finally Swedish rule in 1658. As soon as the Öresund Bridge spinning from Malmö to Copenhagen was built on July 1, 2000, the city developed into Sweden's business center and remains the same today.

From its past to present, Malmo is a bustling city to discover with Booked.net.