Hobykrok B&B

The B&B is located a few km outside of the city on the countryside. They offer flexibility to it's guests (arrival time, use of kitchen) and parking space in front of the premises. Breakfast served as buffet included different kinds of cheese, eggs, bacon, some meat, different kinds of cereals and much more - certainly enough choice for everyone.|When the weather allows you can have the breakfast even outside.|The room itself was not very spacious, but it had an en-suite bathroom and offered everything needed. |We only met the hosts in the morning at breakfast time, but that didn't bother us as they were very friendly.

The B&B is situated in a beautiful country area where you can get a feeling of the Skane countryside. The rooms are neat and clean with nice traditional decor. The breakfast is great too with much to choose from. We had a great stay and would gladly come back.

So nice to get off the beaten track some times. Found this lovely little B&B in the middle of nowhere, and the price was very good.|Rabbits jumping along the dirt road as I was driving there. View from the window just field and nature. |No staff around, but I received clear instructions via mail regarding checking in, keys etc. so no problem there. |The room was like a normal small hotel room, with (almost) everything you need. The only thing I missed was a full figure mirror in the room. |Complimentary mineral water is a nice gesture. |Comfortable bed and pillows. Breakfast buffet with good selection. |You would need a car to get here and make sure you have eaten dinner if you come late. |There is a family BBQ restaurant - Farmshack a quite close, maybe 1 km away which looked good, but I do not know the opening hours. |I would definitely stay here again.

We had been looking initially for a self-catering place to rent for a week somewhere in the far south of Sweden, with our first thought being a lakeside cottage in an 'away from it all' setting, but hadn't found anything that quite ticked all the boxes, so we changed tack and plumped for this B&B just outside the university town of Lund. As we planned to drive from the Eurotunnel terminal we didn't want to venture too far into Sweden, given the amount of driving we would be doing just to get over the Oresund Bridge. Also, Lund looked like a good base for getting to Malmo, Helsingborg, Ystad and Copenhagen, all of which we managed to visit during our week at Hobykrok B&B.||||Provided you print off a reasonably large-scale map of Lund and its eastern fringes, you shouldn't have too many problems finding the place, though the last few hundred metres is along a gravel track (it is, though, signposted off the nearest main road). Once there, our room was of a good size, with a spotless en suite bathroom. The decor is certainly minimalist, and at times it felt a bit like living inside an Ikea catalogue, but you will be perfectly comfortable there, although I don't think I'll ever come to terms with the various European versions of the humble pillow (in Sweden they tend to be huge and square). ||||Our room led off the vestibule area of the house; two others are accessed directly from the adjoining dining room, so I think we got the better option. There are also two further rooms on the first floor, and Rickard, the genial and helpful owner, who lives in the house next door with his family, is in the course of building a further extension to accommodate more rooms plus a bigger dining area. Leading off the dining room is a well-equipped and spanking new kitchen, which you have free access to, so you can prepare your own evening meals, or even cook up a breakfast, if you feel so inclined. The usual breakfast offerings (juices, cereals, boiled eggs, breads, jams, tea and coffee) are laid out on a buffet table, so you simply help yourself. There's also a big fridge where you can keep your own supplies. If everyone staying decides to appear for breakfast at the same time, the facilities do come under a bit of pressure (at present there are only three tables), so a bit of give and take is the order of the day. ||||The surrounding area is mainly flat agricultural land, with the ubiquitous wind turbines much in evidence. Lund centre is an easy 15-minute drive away, and there are a couple of outlying supermarkets where you can stock up on supplies. Rail connections from Lund are very good, so you won't have to drive everywhere in order to explore this part of Sweden; however, it's well worth heading east to Simrishamn and the Stenshuvud National Park for a scenic drive through more typical Swedish countryside.

We only stayed here a night but liked the quiet location which is about 10 mins from the north part of Lund. Breakfast was provided, cereal, bread and eggs etc. You can also use the kitchen to make a sandwich or supper with your own ingredients. There is a garden to sit out if weather permits.

Breakfast part is great, fairly wide choice of foods with options for people with more restricted diets too. Rooms were kept spotless. Pillows and douvet is probably hipoalergic since I did not have any reaction to it - nice touch as sometimes I have problems when pillows containing feathers are used and it is luckily not the case here. The only problem for me personally was the size of pillow and softness of the bed. I woke up with a little pain in my back as the bed setup did not seem to support my body properly through the night - I have to admit though that I am used to memory foam mattress and pillow which provide perfect support. Overall a great experience and I really enjoyed the food - it is most important part for me personally.

The indication of Hobykrok could be better, it was hard to find. But when you get there, all was OK. good b&b. Nice and clean rooms, perfect kitchen for self-cooking. Good brunch. The b&b is located in a very quiet place.

absolutely disastorous will never come back withing 50km radius of this place god mf damn