HI - STF Malmö City Hostel - Malmö, Sweden Reviews

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HI - STF Malmö City Hostel Details

Number of Beds:	156
Bedsheets:	Sheets Cost Extra
Towels:	Available
Luggage Storage:	Available
Credit Cards Accepted:	YES
Smoke-free Commons:	YES
Wheelchair Accessible:	YES
Reservations Accepted:	YES

Internet Computers:	YES
Wireless Internet:	YES
Curfew:	No Curfew
Checkout:	until 10 am.
Reception Hours:	24 Hours
Clubs/Networks:	HI
Membership Required:	No
Open Dates:	The whole year except for christmas.

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This is a Hostelling International (HI) hostel. A membership card isn't required, but an extra fee will apply for non-members. You can get a membership card before your trip here.

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Location/Contact

Address	Rönngatan 1, Malmö, Scania, Sweden
Location	From centralstation bus #7 in the direction of Svågertorp; get off at the stop "Davidshall".
Website	www.hihostels.com/dba/hostel054483.en.htm (to make a reservation click here)
Telephone	46-40-6116220
Fax	46-40-6116225

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Hostelz.com Guest Reviews

Swedish style and cleanliness Everything here is brand new, very clean, and very efficiently run -- typical Swedish! There's individual electronic key card access to the rooms, a large well equipped guest kitchen, and a nice large outdoor common area for use when the weather is good. It's in a great location near the centre of Malmö city. The costs can soon mount up here, an extra 50 Kr if you're not a IYHF member, 50 Kr for bedlinen, and 60 Kr for breakfast. Although the breakfast is an excellent Swedish buffet and you can eat as much as you like! The only thing that does leave a bad taste here is that there is only one internet terminal. there's Wi-Fi but it's only available at a massive 60 Kr an hour. Ridiculous when most hostels offer it for free these days. Otherwise I would have given five stars. Still the best choice in Malmö. — Martin , UK (2009-08-24)

Feels more like a hotel, clean and brand new, but can become expensive Made reservations over phone, got to Malmö at 11 p.m., doors are closed at 10 but you can call the code on the door and they'll open it for you. I wanted the cheapest bed, 180 Kr., since I wasn't a member I had to pay an extra 50 Kr. Then they asked if I had my own sheets, I said I have my sleeping bag, so they said no, sleeping bags are unhygienic, and I was charged another 50 Kr for bed sheets. Breakfast was another 60 Kr. On the bright side, there are plenty of toilets or showers around, which are very clean. The room was also very clean and quiet and bed was also comfortable. Breakfast was continental/swedish. Will stay there again but I'll take my own sheets. You could probably buy bed sheets from Ikea for 50 Kr! — Amir Banuazizi , Iranian (Sweden) (2008-12-01)

Wonderful! Totally new -- there is everything you need! Free internet, beautiful kitchen with everything, clean big rooms, new showers, friendly staff, supermarket in the same building. — Anja , Germany (2008-08-11)