The bed was super comfortable with curtains for privacy. Staff was very friendly. Kitchen was good and free coffee and tea were available. Room had sufficient hooks and hangers and was spacious.

It's a bit far off from the center but has good bus connectivity. The place had too many steps so if you were traveling with luggage like me, it's a bit of a hassel. Toilets could have been cleaner.

Super nice staff

Muslims

they have dormitory rooms for female, mixed and VIP. the location will be difficult to reach if you are reaching there midnight because of the unavailability of the public transport. the kitchen was really good and they have two separate kitchen with a large dining room with a TV. the bathrooms were pretty clean and i saw a person cleaning the floors and the bathrooms every morning. they gave really good and look-like new mattress sheet, duvet and pillow cover. the beds were super comfy and cozy. we reached late midnight around 4 am and we were given instructions of how to use the code to get in and the proprietors were super friendly.

I guess its the only hostel accommodation in malmo and I felt it a bit pricey. charging 313 kr per night is a bit expensive in my case.

The location is super close to bus stop and “Malmo by bike” stop. The hotel is fair for the price: the bedding was very comfortable, kitchen is well equipped, I saw there were laundry equipments also. The staff was pretty helpful.

Needs some maintenance in bedrooms and bathrooms. supposedly it’s a common thing to demand guests to bring their own bed sheets (or charge like 5 eur for one in the hotel), so be aware.

The price for what's given its pretty good. My bed was very confy, you have to pay for your towel and bed linen as stated in the description. The staff was direct but friendly. The hostel has common areas where you can meet new people and the kitchen where you can cook your own food. The bathrooms are outside the rooms, they were very clean and the showers as well. I liked that there are ear plugs for you no to hear the snores. If you want food, outside there is a turkish kiosk.

In the moment I did not read the hostel's description so for me was a surprise the fact that you gotta pay for towel and bed linen but I understand that, that is how it works. I stayed in a 20 bunk bed room all beds near to each other, so you must be willing to meet all kind of people and hear all kind of noises and snores, and as is a big room with a lot od people, there is a ventilation duct that keeps the area ventilated and free of bad odors, but that makes the room cold, I'm okay with that. If you get to the hostel by walking it is a bit far, if you make it by bus it is better.

I stayed at this hostel for a total of four nights as part of my solo trip to Sweden. The location was quite convenient and the staff were very friendly, but the rooms and toilets could be slightly better. Although without no doubt, the value for money for the stay was definitely reflected in the price and very much above the average. I'd highly recommend this place if you are looking for a budget option to stay in Malmö, this is very much a solid alternative to a pricier hotel stay.

The availability of the toilets, and perhaps there should be more toilet cubicles installed in various locations around the hostel.

Tea and coffe is free and the kettle/coffee maker is always on even at night. Huge freezer/fridges are in both kitchens. TV Wifi friendly staff and homely atmosphere. Supermarket next door and 10% discount for Ruth o Ragnar guests at the nearest bakers cafe. Bus halt just opposite but it takes me 40 min walk to the Malmö centralstation. Laundry free of charge.

Sorry, I cannot think of anything about the Hostel that I did not like.

Honestly I didn't expect too much but I ended up really liking my short stay there. The stuff was super friendly and really helpful as well as very eager to give me tips what to do in the city. The kitchen was basic equipped but fine and there was even coffee in the morning. Facilities were clean. Could park my bike inside.

You need to rent extra bedsheets (I had my sleeping bag). I was in an all female dorm and would recommend that to every female (FLINTA) traveller.

Apartment is situated in a residential area within walking distance of central Malmo. It offers spacious accommodation, well equipped kitchen and small bathroom. Ideal for a short stay in a beautiful city, in budget accommodation. The welcome from the staff at the nearby hostel was lovely, with clear instructions on how to access the apartment given.

Nothing not to like.

The staff is very helpful, and there's always someone - that's a change to so many places with only codes to self check-in and out. There are 2 kitchens and there's complimentary coffee and tea at all times. Female dorm is code protected - it's the 1st time I experience such a protection and it felt great. The dorm was spacious, each bed has individual lights, dedicated electric plugs and privacy curtains. There are also small lockers for personal stuff.

There are 2 toilets / showers for a number of rooms, so you may have to wait to shower. Location is a bit off city center but it's a nice 30-minute walk, almost straight, from the Central station - there are a few buses at the door though.