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Situated in an old chocolate factory, a stone’s throw from the hip and multi-ethnic Möllevångstorget area, Mazetti offers tasteful and comfortable apartments, where clean Scandinavian design is the order of the day. All apartments are equipped with telephone, cable TV, broadband Internet connection and fully kitted-out kitchenettes. During an extended stay, cleaning and change of linen is included in the service once a week
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This small, family-owned hotel is situated in Gamla Väster, Malmö’s old town, where the narrow and picturesque streets guarantee peace and quiet on any given night. The hotel’s old-fashioned charm is complemented by the owners Kicki and Björn Candin, who give the place a friendly, personal touch and ensure good service.
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Elite Residens, close to Stortoget, somehow combines hip and trendy with the atmosphere of a traditional English club. The contrasts can be a little disorienting, especially as you move between the slick lobby bar where some of the city’s young and prosperous go for post-work drinks, and the classical looking library. Food comes from the traditional kitchen at Restaurant Sturehof just across the street, and is first class by any standards. Don’t miss out on the breakfast buffet—especially the home-pickled herring.
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Located on Norra Vallgatan just opposite Centralstationen, the Elite Savoy is Malmö’s most exclusive hotel. Its bright and beautiful lobby is just the start. All rooms are tastefully designed, combining modern and classical features to make them feel both spacious and intimate. The modern French steakhouse Café Rasoir opened in the Savoy in October 2004, and every gourmet in Malmö is watching the play-off between this new restaurant and the multi award-winning Sturehof restaurant just around the corner.
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The combination of location (a block away from Stortorget) and the fact that the owners have cultivated a relaxed, low-key atmosphere, make this one of the most charming hotels in town. Of course, the flowering roof gardens surrounding the rooms add to it all. Even if the hotel prides itself on being personal, ‘the Garden’ has quite a few rooms and well organised conference facilities. The restaurant does a decent breakfast and dinner, while the old-English-style bar (closed on Saturdays and Sundays) offers pub grub, small dishes and a wide selection of beers.
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