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"A very comfortable place to stay in Lund, close to downtown and it has a good breakfast. Despite the presence of the pub, it was very quiet and the rooms pleasant. "

"We've stayed here a couple of times while visiting our son who is in a program at the university. It's a classic old style European hotel with comfortable rooms and a great breakfast. The heart of the town is within easy walking distance and there are lots of shops, bakeries and cafes within a short distance. We also had two very good meals in the restaurant. Comfortable and quiet. "

"I would like to rate this hotel a 3.5 but I can't. It is not the building in the pictures at all, that is a residence of some sort. The hotel is an old yellow building past that fancy building. The building greets you with ratty old carpet throughout and a very old elevator. The room was like a nunnery we stayed at in Italy once, sparse, with not a thing on the walls. The furniture is old and banged up. I thought it was an old dorm converted, only to learn that it had a heyday and has been around for years. The shower was weak and low pressure. The staff are rarely at the front desk. Breakfast was very minimal, probably because there didn't seem to be a lot of people staying at the hotel. To be fair, Lund itself seems to need an overhaul compared to other parts of Sweden. A plus, the pillows were lovely, the bed ok, and the staff very nice of you saw them. There's a heat rack in the bathroom and thank goodness because it's towel per guest which I always find so sillly. This place isn't cheaper than others in the area and doesn't deserve the 3 star rating at all. Really, it was fine but gives hostel vibes. "

"Delicious breakfast and dinner."

"Friendly staff, great breakfast "

"Lovely clean room but missing a kettle or even a bottle of water, a bit of a miss when there appeared to be no one working behind the bar when I returned from eating out as there is no evening food service at the Lundia. There used to be coffee machines in the corridors but these have gone as well. Maybe vending machines would be a good idea?"