Malmo

Just off Lilla Torg is one of Malmö’s finest slumber spots, with spacious, elegantly understated rooms featuring beautiful oak floors and fabrics in snowy white and cobalt blue. — Lonely Planet

Malmö's newest and quirkiest hotel is this concrete whopper designed by cyclists, for cyclists. — Lonely Planet

For the location and price, you really can't go past the soaring heights of Malmö's most typically international hotel, with large rooms (many with bath-tubs). — Lonely Planet

Located smack in the heart of town (though it's remarkably quiet) and in an imposing listed building, the hotel's public areas could do with brightening up, but the rooms are superb. — Lonely Planet

Rooms have parquet floors and earthy toned decor. Comfortable chairs and sofas add to the appeal, while the breakfast buffet is right up there with Best Western’s best. — Lonely Planet

By the beach, this campground has a great view of the Öresund bridge. It’s about 5km southwest of the centre of town: take bus 4 from Gustav Adolfs Torg (Skr16). — Lonely Planet

The rooms of this low-cost Best Western have been recently refurbished and feature parquet floors and a variety of tasteful design themes, with smart wallpaper and colourful accents. — Lonely Planet

Central, classic and stylish, this boutique hotel in a heritage-listed building in the heart of Gamla Staden is great for history lovers. — Lonely Planet

The aesthetically revamped rooms are bright, airy and contemporary with massive black-and-white photos (with a music theme) covering an entire wall. — Lonely Planet

Scandic Kramer, located in Sweden's Malmo, lies just 40 minutes from Denmark's capital of Copenhagen, located over the Øresund bridge. — The Telegraph

Close to Centralstation, ubersleek Hotel Duxiana is one for the style crew. — Lonely Planet

This turn-of-the-20th-century house in central Malmö makes a small, comfortable hotel. — Fodor's

Only a five-minute walk from the train station, this modern luxury hotel has rooms decorated in several styles: Asian, maritime, and ecological. — Fodor's

At this family-owned older hotel located a short suitcase trundle from Centralstationen, rooms are spacious, comfortable and conservatively furnished. — Lonely Planet

A sleek, minimalist foyer reflects the contemporary, well-equipped and spacious rooms at this friendly, upmarket chain. — Lonely Planet

Don’t be put off by the exterior; this is a sparkling hostel right in the city centre with a bright and airy communal kitchen and an outdoor patio. — Lonely Planet