Malmö's best hotel breakfast

At the Clarion Hotel & Congress Malmö Live, they serve up a breakfast buffet well worth getting out of your comfy bed for, every day of the week. Start with a simple bowl of yoghurt with the house granola and a pastry, or go large with everything from pancakes and sausages to your favourite made-to-order omelette. Don't forget to swing by the smoothie station, and check out the pastries and other sweet treats. Vegan options are also available.

The atmosphere is always buzzing at one of the city's hottest meeting spots. The generous breakfast buffet served in the leafy dining room includes freshly baked bread, plenty of delicious ingredients in various combinations, fine coffee, and various egg dishes. On weekends, it's only open to hotel guests, but on weekdays everyone is welcome to enjoy the renowned breakfast.

A cosy and well equipped breakfast room with everything you need to kickstart the day awaits here. The highlight is the juice station where you can freshly squeeze your favourite drink, but they also have homemade granola, fresh fruit salad, unique tea blends, and a vegan- and allergy-friendly selection.

The Mayfair Hotel Tunneln's historic rooms have hosted guests from near and far for about 100 years, but the building itself boasts a history dating back to medieval times. Breakfast is served daily in the splendid medieval cellar vaults. The buffet table offers a substantial selection, so just sit down and soak in the unique atmosphere.

As well as being comfortable, the fact that the Comfort Hotel is health-conscious is evident from the breakfast they serve. The many fresh options provide a healthy, nutritious start to the day but naturally there are also slightly heavier dishes for those who prefer a more substantial breakfast.

In addition to event, conference, and sports facilities, the gigantic Malmo Arena also houses a hotel, restaurant, and sky bar. Unfortunately, they don't actually serve breakfast in the sky bar, but the generous buffet more than compensates. The emphasis here is on good quality, locally-sourced ingredients, a concept they call "Meet the locals". How about homemade crispbread and freshly made waffles?