Scania Hostels

STF/HI Youth Hostel Lund in Lund … I have not had many hostels to compare this one to, however I totally enjoyed my stay here and I am looking forward to bringing my children next time. They will love it!

HI - STF Ystad Hostel in Ystad … If this is the same hostel I stayed at twenty-five years ago, and it looks like it, I loved it. Was the site of an event I remember fondly, and wistfully, my entire life.

STF/HI Youth Hostel Lund in Lund … I had an excellent stay at this hostel while my brother and I were traveling around Sweden. I would definitely recommend this hostel, as it's a good base location to explore Lund, Malmo, and also Copenhagen. It is also very close to the train station. This hostel is unique, as it is an old train. My brother and I shared a room. The room was very(!) small, but adequate. We had bunk beds, and there were shared showers and restrooms. The hostel provided a very good breakfast buffet, for 40-50 kronar, I believe. Definitely check this hostel out!

HI - STF Ystad Hostel in Ystad … We stayed at this hostel on a Wednesday night second week of August. The hostel itself was very quiet and restful, however right next to the hostel are privately owned beach cabins and one of those was a little noisy early in the evening, but all was quiet by 11 p.m. It is right next to a beautiful beach and we had a nice walk in the morning on the bike path along the beach. My sister and I stayed in a double room with bunk beds that had a balcony. There was a sink in the room and the furnishings appeared new. There is also a playground near the hostel with a lot of fun things to keep kids occupied. The area around the hostel is wooded and lots of shade. The breakfast room was a bit crowded in the morning but featured typical excellent Swedish fare (breads, meats, cheeses, cereals, and yogurt).

STF/HI Youth Hostel BaskemÃ¶lla in Simrishamn … My family spent two nights here, we had a wonderful time, it is a very peaceful spot. The host was very nice, breakfast was "typical swedish" and though my children were somewhat in shock, I thought it was great! As this was our first time in a hostel, we were quite impressed with the facilities!

STF/HI Youth Hostel SkÃ¥ne TranÃ¥s in Tomelilla … This is a wonderful place to stay.

HI - STF MalmÃ¶ City Hostel in MalmÃ¶ … Free internet, beautiful kitchen with everything, clean big rooms, new showers, friendly staff, supermarket in the same building.

HI - STF MalmÃ¶ City Hostel in MalmÃ¶ … Made reservations over phone, got to MalmÃ¶ 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!

HI - STF Ystad Hostel in Ystad … Facilities: This is a really nice hostel to stay at. The rooms are comfortable and clean, and there are lockers inside the rooms. There is a lovely big television common room with dining tables and a big cushy couch. There are also books to read (some in English), and a bunch of board games to play. There is a nice kitchen to cook in, and coffee and tea and a bunch of other things are provided free of charge (there is also a spot for free food in the fridge). The kitchen is a little small, but there aren't many rooms in the hostel so it is not likely to be crowded in there. Some of the rooms have a sea view overlooking the port, which is nice. There is no curfew (you get a key to the front door). The only small downers are that you have to take your shoes off at the front door (slightly annoying), and (in the ladies at least) the showers don't really have a spot for your clothes and things which means a little bit of a quick naked dash to grab your towel (a little robe would be a…

HI - STF MalmÃ¶ EriksfÃ¤lt Hostel in MalmÃ¶ … This is a very good place to sleep for a Malmo excursion. It's very clean, comfortable and full of guides. It's just ten minutes by bus to the center of Malmo. I don't think it's the best place to socialize (even if I was lucky and I met lots of cool people here), but perhaps there isn't a best place to do that in Malmo.

HI - STF MalmÃ¶ EriksfÃ¤lt Hostel in MalmÃ¶ … Our family of five stayed here two nights in June and found this hostel to be very nice. The shared kitchen is very clean and useful. The hostel is far by bus but if you have a eurorail ticket then the bus is free just show your eurorail ticket to the bus driver and you can ride for free! This saved us a lot of money! The breakfast was very nice here and the showers and bathrooms were great too. Everything was clean and comfortable. They need some curtains though in the rooms! Great value and nice surroundings. I would return!

HI - STF MalmÃ¶ City Hostel in MalmÃ¶ … 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 MalmÃ¶ 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 MalmÃ¶.