Best Hotels near Trelleborg Strand Camping, Trelleborg Municipality

Stayed here one night, arrived on the ferry from Rostock, and left on the train, so the location was perfect. The ferry arrives quite late, the very friendly staff called us up to make sure we would get into our room. As it was, we made it before reception closed, Comfortable room, not very large, but comfy bed and fridge in the place. No AC; but that does not bother you at the end of September.Our room faced the street, but that is a pedestrian area, so no noise. Breakfast is early, but perfectly ok, nice scrambled eggs, a rare thing in a hotel. You could even cook your own waffle. Recommended!

The hotel's appearance and location are second to none. A beautiful quiet harbour right on the seafront. However therein lies the problem. We stayed when the sea**** was honking its stench right across the miles of coastline on either side of the village, and right into our room. The room itself was part of the problem. No air con, in the circumstances above, meant that the windows had to be kept shut (the smell was rotten eggs and sewage) and it was HOT. A small fan was provided, but in a tiny 'twin' room that was the size of a small university dorm room from the 1980s, two beds, two tables, a tiny en-suite and a bench were squeezed together, and the whole experience was dispiriting and uncomfortable. The staff and hotel can't help the smell, but apparently it's a bit of a problem in the area, happening all too regularly, and whilst the design and styling of the hotel is perfect and redolent of the area in every way, there needs to be some investment in A/C to enable windows to be comfortably shut, and in plumbing to sort out the bathroom smells emanating from below into the en-suite. I'd have loved this place to have been fantastic as it's really beautiful, and the staff (all very young and keen to help with anything) were great. But the owners need to do some work on the infrastructure, and invest - apparently that sea**** is going nowhere fast, and warm, onshore windy days aren't uncommon in that part of the world. We were told the smell is worse in winter.

My hubby and I stayed here for one night while traveling. The check in was simple and efficient. The rooms are well kept and tidy. The bathrooms are modern. The beds are comfortable. The breakfast is really nice with a lot to choose from and going gluten free is not a problem. All in all a great experience and I am happy to recommend this place.

Fantastic place; old ecologic farm and hotel, where everything is meticulously chosen to give you the best eco experience. From a wonderfully tasty breakfast with among other things a superb paté, to extremely cozy rooms. The mere feeling of waking up to cows mooing, the friendly family dog, the mill standing against the southern sky. We were there in mid February, still wintertime, but I can only imagine kids and families having a great time in the Spring or Summer.

I stayed here for 3 nights as part of a recent business trip and thought I would try and give a balanced review of my experiences. I decided to stay here base on the large number of good reviews both on Google and ***********. However I immediately realized that the place wasn't really in line with my expectations and regretted my decision to stay here, rather than in some of the other boutique hotels I was also looking at. To start with it's not really a hotel at all, despite the name. It's somewhere between serviced apartments and an American style motel, depending on what kind of room you have. I stayed in one of the ”loft” rooms which ironically was on the ground floor, with my door opening straight onto the street and pavement. Not ideal for security or peace and quiet. The space itself was very large but most of the unit was empty and very spartan. It reminded me of when I had moved house in the past and my furniture and belongings hadn't yet arrived. So if you like minimalism and Zen living this place could be perfect for you. For me it felt just rather sad and empty and not somewhere I wanted to spend any time, at least not without some beer. On the plus side the bed was soft and comfortable but the pillows were a a bit of a joke. Think four fat cushions full of lumpy teddy bear stuffing. I ended up making a more modest sized pillow out of the spare duvet. I remember seeing on the booking details that the place had a coffee machine. Great I thought. So yes, whilst I can confirm that my room did in fact have a coffee machine, it had no coffee to go with it. Which of course means that you need to go shopping and finding a shop that's open late or early is kind of hard in this neighbourhood. I also could not find a hair dryer. The room also didn't get any daily cleaning such as the bathroom or refreshing towels. Apparently if you stay long enough, you get a weekly clean. The unit was also really hot and despite leaving the air conditioning on full blast for many hours I only succeed in getting the temperature down from 30 degrees to 27. And as none of the windows opened my only option was to open the front door right onto the street allowing everybody to see in. Apparently this is a known problem and they are trying to fix it. But even if it had worked, leaving it on at night would not have been a good idea as they are industrial AC units and very noisy. Reception did try and find me a fan but alas, there were none. The loft rooms also have the bed upstairs and the bathroom and toilet downstairs so if during the night you need to get up to answer the call of nature you have a very steep set of stairs to navigate. Whoever was in charge of soft furnishings either cut corners or had a tiny budget because the blinds did not cover the full width of the windows meaning that basically the room was full of light even with the blinds shut. Not great at 4am in summer. There were also no cushions or anything comfortable for the sofa eit

Fantastic location, close to the train station! We initially had some issues with Google maps pointing is in the wrong way, but once found, it was brilliantly situated near the train station. There isn't much to do in Malmo, so if you're hungry, it's conjuction to pop across to the train station for food and drinks. The hotel is very dated, but that is what gives it some personality, it has the old school lifts on the first floor and if you have heavy bags and they put you on floors 4 or 5, I hope the receptionist is kind enough to tell you that the lifts work in zig zags, as ours didn't, didn't even mention there was another lift and so we had to carry our very heavy bags up several flights of stairs. We were not amused. Perhaps, they didn't not feel like explaining the lifts but it would have been appreciated if they had! Breakfast is downstairs in the basement, which sounds daunting but they make up the area nicely. Food is acceptable and plenty of choice. The rooms as musty smelling but that's due to the sheer age of the place.