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What guests said about Reykjavík:
Anne
Australia
8.0
It's expensive re accomodationand food and there r a lot...
It's expensive re accomodationand food and there r a lot of tourists
But there are great things to see and do
I understand it's popularity but there needs to b a curb on numbers as the country is being swamped
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
We used Reykjavik as our base to explore the stunning...
We used Reykjavik as our base to explore the stunning surrounding countryside. I highly recommend hiring a car for the whole of your trip and doing something similar as places are very far apart. We chose to go to the 'secret lagoon' rather than the popular 'blue lagoon' which can be very busy. The main difference is that you just don't get the light blue colour. You must visit the huge waterfalls to the south of the island, and Gullfoss also. The view is stunning. Food is very pricey but save up and treat yourself to fish at some point- it's incredibly fresh and you won't regret it.
A.B.
USA
8.0
Fun pedestrian area, with good restaurants offering local...
Fun pedestrian area, with good restaurants offering local food. The concert hall, Harpa is a must see building, even if you don't get to catch a show. The cathedral is a great vista point, and we happened to go during an organ performance! Kids found a local playground and enjoyed zipping on a zip line with local kids.
Carlos
United Kingdom
10
Reykjavík is a quaint city with lots of independent shops...
Reykjavík is a quaint city with lots of independent shops very nice cafés museums and inexpensive open air pools also good base for doing many excursions. Restaurants though and everything else really is quite expensive
Jude
France
10
Reykjavik is small enough to easily find your way around,...
Reykjavik is small enough to easily find your way around, people are friendly and trusting, nobody seems to be security conscious, there are cute and quirky shops and galleries with original and interesting art work, and a stunning theatre of imposing architectural dimensions, and the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape is amazing and unique.
It is soooo expensive, eating in a restaurant or cafe in Reykjavik must be the most expensive experience in the world!
“The Bus hostel is a very nice hostel in Reykjavik. The room and bathrooms were very clean, it was never a problem to get an available bathroom. The staff is very friendly and the nice bar in the "living room" offers a little breakfast, coffee, sandwiches, and very good local beer.
The city centre (Hallgrímskirkja/shopping streets) is just a 10 minutes walk away and all major event/trip companies (Grey Line, Reykjavik Excursions, ...) have it as a stop on their routes.
I can recommend this hostel to everyone.”
“Staff were very friendly and helpful
Free cake and coffee/tea in the afternoon
Loads of free parking
reasonable location for city centre - possible to walk if you don't mind long walk - so easy to drive though if you have a car
Bit expensive but all hotels in Reykjavik seem to be”
“Hotel in a very good location, quite near the city centre. Our room was spaciuos and comfortable, with a nice design, but just on the sidewalk. Standard icelandic breakfast.”
“It is not in the center of reykjavik, but it is litterally 15 minutes away and this can be a bonus, when the weather is nice, and you take the walk along the coast, towards the old town.The scenario is simply amazing!Plus, you will pass by the old harbour on the way to town and there are many small fish restaurant, traditional and new, that you may otherwise miss,staying in the city centre.”
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