Hotel Lundia

I booked a single room for three nights, and overall, I had a good experience. The room was clean and comfortable, with a minimalist Swedish design that gave it a nice touch of style. The location is excellent, just a 5-minute walk from Lund Central Station, which made getting there from Copenhagen Airport really straightforward. Everything was going smoothly until the second night when I was disturbed by construction noise coming through to my room pretty late. It was frustrating, and I ended up calling the reception to complain. The next morning, I followed up in person and also sent a message via Booking.com. To their credit, the staff handled the situation incredibly well. They sincerely apologized and promptly offered to move me to another room. Later that afternoon, while I was away at a conference, they even called to follow up and ensure everything was taken care of. What truly impressed me was their generous response: they upgraded me to a suite, included a fancy breakfast at the Grand Hotel of Lund, and even gave me a thoughtful gift pack! This is exactly how hospitality should be—responsive, caring, and genuinely focused on guest satisfaction. I left feeling truly valued and taken care of. Highly recommended! And as a bonus, Lund is a beautiful city that’s definitely worth exploring.

Another hotel that's decided to save costs by using a self-registration system instead of a helpful human. Unfortunately, this system was not up to the task and even the digital natives were frustrated. The hotel's location is still brilliant, but otherwise it seems to be cutting services and support/breakfast to manage costs.

The best aspects of the hotel are its excellent location and the quality of the bathroom toiletries.||However, the rooms are small and dark, with old, impractical furniture. The windows don't close properly, and there's no way to regulate the room temperature.||The most disappointing part was the breakfast: very limited, with just a couple of fruits (bananas and grapes), only hard-boiled eggs, stale bread, and low-quality cold cuts.

Hotel Lundia has a nice central location. Outside it looks kinda boring and ugly but inside is much better.|Minor issues for us:|The "double bed" was 2 single beds put together, that kept sliding away from eachother|The design of the shower was kinda ridicoulous as there was not barrier to stop the water from flowing to all over the floor.

Located a block away from Lund C a very functional hotel without anything not necessary. The room is tiny with a great view and 4 Swedish speaking tv channels. The shower is divided with a symbolic but very picturesque wall which does not keep the water inside so if you are not moderate the bathroom is flooded. The breakfast is also puritan: one type of cheese, one type of meet and very cheep, not ripe pears and apples. Not much attention paid to allergies. No indulgence!

We stayed here for one night and unfortunately it feels like time has caught up with the hotel. Once it was really nice and had an excellent service, brunch and standard. But it just seems like the hotel has accepted to be a lower tier hotel with poor quality all around. Sad to see. ||||The breakfast was unimpressive and the level of service really poor.

The rooms were clean, the room temperature was great for me, and the breakfast buffet was very nice with healhy options and fruit. Also the staff was very friendly and helpful. The only downside is the lacking sound isolation in the rooms.

Overpriced hotel, no people in the reception after 18 and the automatic check in did not work. I was forced to go to grand hotel to get my room key. Breakfast is very disappointing, I have more options at home tbh. They force you to eat sandwiches and have a stupit sign "dare to reject the scrambled eggs" which is just stupid since it's one of the most regular dishes I eat for breakfast at hotels. Rom was okay, looked quite dated. No water cooker or tea or coffee. Looked super basic for the price. I would not recommend...