After a nip and tuck, Mäster Johan is back as MJ's. Common areas revel in a kitsch-chic aesthetic, with everything from flamingo-pink ceilings to floral-print sofas and a hopping bar-restaurant. Rooms remain spacious, contrasting older wooden furnishings and the occasional antique with fashion-style photography and the odd leopard-print armchair. Breakfast is served in a garden-party-inspired atrium and the location is super central.
MJ's
Malmö
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