Centrally located. Nice room, although a little small. Free wireless internet. Short walk to train station and city centre.

I stayed for just one night, but very much enjoyed it. I was greeted with a warm welcome by the desk staff, and the room I was given (on top floor) was more like a suite, with a separate living area and bedroom. The room was well equipped with everything I needed, including robes, minibar etc. Free wireless internet was provided, and it was very fast.

Breakfast was good too, with an excellent selection of lovely things to choose from.

this hotel has my favorite out of five towns i've stayed in on this trip. it is small, clean, comfortable, charming. internet was free & easy to access, very nice breakfast buffet. one of the staff members went out of the way to assist me in making a local connection that was very important to me, and came to my rescue. it is a bit farther from the train station than i'd like, but it was worth it. very good value. best overall stay on the trip in england, denmark & sweden.

Despite it's central location allowing easy access to points of interest in downtown Lund, this property should show show some restraint in accessing itself a 4 star rating (there's even a plaque next to it's front door indicating as much). Honestly, I've stayed at numerous pensions throughout Europe, many of them had way more going for themselves in terms of overall room comfort.

Here are some important things to consider before booking this hotel. I stayed in a single room for 5 nights, as did my 18 colleagues.

- If you are taller than 5'10" look for another hotel. The single beds are TINY and uncomfortable, no longer than 160-170 centimeters and 70 cm wide. An experience akin to sleeping in a canoe!
- Minimal breakfast. Some cheese and bread. Maybe fruit other than apples if your lucky.
- Business center consists of one table and an old Pentium III PC. Cramped.

Some good..
- Staff was friendly
- Cozy lobby area

In summary, you really have to be a trooper to withstand the lackluster single rooms and total lack of comfort at this property. After works days exceeding 12 hours (consisting of lectures and training) you can think of nothing better than returning to your hotel and falling to your bed for a few moments of bliss. Doing so at your room in the Concordia may result in either a fractured limb or serious whiplash, since the beds are no bigger than army cots!