Stayed at this hotel at the end of July. Location is about as good as you can possibly ask for in Malmo. Right in the main shopping district and easily walkable to everything. They will let you borrow bikes for free and you should definitely take advantage. As other reviewers have stated, this hotel doesn't have A/C in the rooms. It was very warm in the room and my wife and I didn't sleep very well either night. We were lucky to get upgraded to a suite on the 5th floor that overlooked like a courtyard of some sorts. If you had to stay on the front or rear of the hotel with the windows open there were some loud bars. Breakfast was decent. Not as good as the Radissons in Sweden.

Stayed here on a weekend in july. Kind of warm outside, but no real heat. Still very warm inside the hallways and the room was extremely hot. Hard to sleep due to this and when opening the windows there was so much noise from the irish pub next door, so that was not much of an option either.
But we enjoyed our stay. Room was nice and beds comfortable. Staff friendly and helpful. Good breakfast . If they only had aircondtioning and proper ventilation, we would stay here again..

Arrived in Malmö before check-in time. Since we travelled with our baby the room was not ready as we needed a crib. However, the reception quickly found a clean room and the crib arrived only minutes after we enetered the room. Really effecient.

The room was good size facing the same way as the entrance and since the opposing building is a department store the street was really quiet.

All in all we had two good nights. The room was good size with a double bed and with plenty of space for a crib. All three of us slept like babies and then woke up to a nice breakfast with bacon, eggs, sausages, a good spread of bread and condiments as well as fresh fruits.

My husband and our four children aged 18, 15, 12 and 1,5 stayed at Nobel House for two nights friday-sunday in the middle of July. We booked rather late, on a monday and stayed at the hotel friday-sunday, I tried to book via internet but when it didn't work I called Nobel House and got the same price as I found on the internet. We booked two superior rooms but luckily they upgraded one of our rooms to a suite for the same price. Our kids were overwhelmed to stay in a 3-room suite with two bedrooms and one lounge, two bathrooms and a sauna!

The staff at the frontdisk were kind and nice, some more helpful than others. At the breakfest it was rather crowded and difficult to find tables. But after a few minutes of waiting we usually found places to sit. The food was typical for swedish hotels; lots of different kind of food. We were pleased.

They also had a small ping-pong table, maxichess and WII- games that we used every day, the kids loved that.

Me and my husband and our little child slept in room with the window towards Per Weijersgatan. That street has two pubs just a few meters from the hotel, and since the room was very hot during our stay (although the weather wasn't that good, around 22 degrees (C)) we had to sleep with the windows open. Therefor our bedroom was VERY NOISY! We were so tired so we could sleep anyhow but if you're the least sensitive about sounds do not choose room towards that street.

The only complaint about the cleaning is that we had no soap in the shower (the container was empty) the cleaningladies didn't refill it either.

All in all we are very content and would stay at Noble House again!