Scandic Star Lund

Nice hotel. Very kids friendly. Reasons why not 5 stars: 1) beds are too soft and extra beds for kids are crappy-ish. But they exist 😜 2) location is a bit far outside. It takes half an hour walking or 20min by bus to get into town. Both reasons are manageable. Service is good. So, highly recommendable.

Lovely hotel in Lund Sweden. Everything was very clean and nice. The room was perfect and the bed soft and comfy. Perhaps the ability to open the window a little more, but overall very good. I highly recommend this hotel.||Breakfast was awesome and there was plenty of goodies to choose from.

My stay at Scandic Star Lund was nothing short of excellent. The hotel boasts a modern, welcoming atmosphere with clean, comfortable rooms and attentive staff who ensure every detail is covered. Its convenient location near Lund’s city center is an added bonus for exploring the area. The breakfast, in particular, stands out as a highlight. The selection is diverse, impeccably presented, and caters to a wide range of preferences, all within a pristine dining area. The breakfast manager’s dedication is evident in the seamless organization and quality, making it a truly enjoyable start to the day. Highly recommend this hotel for a delightful stay!

A nice hotel with very service oriented staff. We often stay in Scandic hotels when we are in Sweden. And although it is not always very luxurious, staff often goes the extra mile for their guests (This is also worth a lot to us). We used to stay at Elite hotels but Scandic is in our opinion better in their guest experience / service and breakfast. We stayed here for 2 nights in a suite with our 4 year old son. No demand is too much and there are nice small and simple activities for children. Very attentive staff and the zombie cocktail was a big hit with our son! More than good price quality ratio. see you soon!

It's a great hotel with a lovely feeling in the lobby area with high cieling.||I borrowed a bike from the fiendly staff to ride into Lund town centre. A great way to see Lund and get some fresh air. Highly recommended

Generally good environment for business trip. The rooms are spacious with work tables. The downside is that all power adapters are two pin plugs and requires the guest to have a three pin plug adapter and this causes inconvenience.

Please avoid this place! Horrible room, dirty, beds not prepared and the pool was booked so we could not use it . The information when booking the hotel is not clear regarding pool use and only says that in some cases they would need to limit the use of the pool not that you will definitely not use it. Complained to the manager and his answer was if you don’t like go. Difficult to believe that a hotel manager come with that tone when customers feels completely deluded. So on top NOT customer focus place. Btw, not the only customers complaining, it was a queue of unhappy customers.

Nice stay – but a serious issue with parking The Scandic Hotel in Lund is generally a pleasant and practical place to stay. We often stop here when travelling between Germany and Sweden. The hotel has the relaxed feel of a motel, as it is located slightly outside the city centre, with a large parking area and typically no difficulty finding a room, even at short notice. The staff is very friendly and helpful, the food is good, and the rooms are clean and functional. However, despite the overall positive experience, there is one major downside that seriously affects the impression: the parking situation. As is normal for this kind of hotel, parking used to be free of charge and included in the price of your stay. But since this year, that has changed: the hotel has outsourced its entire parking area to a third-party surveillance company. Guests are now required to register with this external company, provide their personal data, and pay for parking – even when staying at the hotel. If you forget to register or make a mistake in the process, you are hit with a fine. No warnings, no flexibility, no courtesy to actual paying guests. This system is not just inconvenient – it feels downright hostile and reflects a terrible attitude toward the hotel’s own customers. It gives the impression that the hotel prioritises its agreement with a parking enforcement company that surveils and fines its guests over the comfort and trust of those who stay there. For a hotel that otherwise seems to care about service, this is a baffling and disappointing decision. To Scandic management: Please reconsider this arrangement. Penalising your own guests is no way to build loyalty.