Located in Reykjavík, 0.9 mi from Laugardalur Family Park, ODDSSON Midtown Hotel offers modern rooms with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom. Free WiFi is offered.
Located in Reykjavík and with Nauthólsvík Geothermal Beach reachable within 1.8 miles, Center Hotels Laugavegur has concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the...
William
United States of America
Location was perfect to view the central / old town of Reykjavik. Free parking was a treat. Staff was welcoming, friendly and very informative. Only ate breakfast here as we wanted to try out some of the local restaurants for dinner.
Set in the popular 101 harbor district of Berjaya Reykjavik Marina Hotel offers free Wi-Fi access. All rooms include a flat-screen TV and either city or harbor views.
Erik
Canada
The hotel is quirky in terms of its layout and decor. The front entrance isn’t located where you would normally expect it to be and the interior is dark and unwelcoming. On the positive side, the staff is friendly and helpful and the rooms are clean.
Located on Laugavegur shopping street in central Reykjavik, this hotel offers modern rooms with a flat-screen TV and free WiFi access. Hallgrimskirkja Church is a 5-minute walk away.
Maureen
United States of America
the breakfast was amazing! Room was ready when we arrived.
Skuggi Hotel Reykjavík offers accommodations in Reykjavík only 459 feet from Laugavegur Shopping Street. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar or visit one of the many restaurants and bars within the area....
Irena
United States of America
Beautiful hotel right in the old town; one block away from the famous shopping street. Big plus is the parking space at the hotel. As usual in Iceland, the breakfast buffet was excellent.
Hotel Odinsve is a quarter mile from Laekjartorg Square in central Reykjavik. It offers free Wi-Fi internet. All rooms have satellite TV, hardwood floors and a tea/coffee maker.
Meghan
United States of America
It was clean and cute, the staff were very friendly and we were easily checked in and out
Newly renovated during the spring of 2023, Hotel Local 101 is an independent hotel quietly tucked away in the heart of downtown Reykjavik, on a charming street made up of classical Icelandic homes.
Brian
United States of America
Every thing, great staff who helped with area info and travel info. They are the best.
This stylish 16-floor hotel provides great city and sea views. Offering a fitness center and restaurant, Fosshotel Reykjavík is 656 feet from Laugavegur shopping street. WiFi is free.
Alice
United States of America
We were able to check in much earlier for a small fee.
Located in Reykjavík and with Nauthólsvík Geothermal Beach reachable within 1.8 miles, Center Hotels Laugavegur has concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the...
The staff were lovely, the rooms were spacious and clean.
Located in Reykjavík, 0.9 mi from Laugardalur Family Park, ODDSSON Midtown Hotel offers modern rooms with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom. Free WiFi is offered.
great hotel, easy digital check-in, very clean and nice rooms.
Featuring free parking, this hotel in Kopavogur offers self-service check-in for convenience and rooms with free WiFi. It is a 9-minute walk from Smáralind Shopping Center.
Featuring free WiFi, Nordurey Hotel offers accommodations in Reykjavík, 1.2 mi from Hallgrímskirkja Church. Each room is equipped with a desk and flat-screen TV with satellite channels.
Location was perfect, free parking, friendly staff
Hotel Muli offers accommodations in Reykjavík. WiFi is free. Restaurant, shopping and museums are accessible within a 5-minute walk. Each room has a flat-screen TV.
Very kind staff, very good breakfast, good location
Skuggi Hotel Reykjavík offers accommodations in Reykjavík only 459 feet from Laugavegur Shopping Street. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar or visit one of the many restaurants and bars within the area.
The location was great and convenient. As was the parking.
This hotel is on Reykjavík’s main street, Laugavegur, 820 feet from the waterfront promenade. It offers an intimate setting and tastefully designed rooms. Parking is free.
Wonderful breakfast. More than enough to last the day!
This stylish and original hotel is just a 2-minute walk from Reykjavik’s main shopping street, Laugavegur. It offers free WiFi and rooms with a satellite TV and a tea/coffee maker.
Location was key for us. This definitely delivered
This hotel is a short walk from the center of the city and Reykjavik's main shopping street, Laugavegur. Guests enjoy free Wi-Fi access and 24-hour free tea and coffee.
Clean , warm , friendly staff and a lovely breakfast
Located just a 2-minute walk from Laugavegur Shopping Street, Canopy by Hilton Reykjavik City Center in Reykjavík features a number of amenities including a fitness center and a bar.
Staff were consistently helpful, friendly and polite.
Located next to Hlemmur Square, this hotel is just off Laugavegur, the main shopping street in Reykjavík. It offers a view over the city and Esja Mountain.
Cozy athmosphere & coffee / tea for free all day long
Well located in the Miðborg district of Reykjavík, City Center Hotel is located a 13-minute walk from Solfar Sun Voyager, 2.4 miles from The Pearl and 30 miles from Blue Lagoon.
Lovely staff, tidy and comfortable room, great location.
Sandhotel offers accommodations along Laugavegur shopping street in Reykjavík. The boutique hotel has a terrace and views of the city, and guests can enjoy a meal at the restaurant.
Amazing breakfast. Greatest location. Lovely hotel
Located on Laugavegur shopping street in central Reykjavik, this hotel offers modern rooms with a flat-screen TV and free WiFi access. Hallgrimskirkja Church is a 5-minute walk away.
Location, very comfortable, clean and stylish hotel
Midgardur by Center Hotels is located on Reykjavik's main shopping street Laugavegur, and features an on-site bar, restaurant and free WiFi. Hallgrímskirkja Church is 2625 feet away.
The spa was lovely! And included in our room rate.
This hotel is set on one of Reykjavik’s oldest streets, Adalstraeti, 656 feet from Reykjavik Art Museum.
Great location, clean, really cosy, nice breakfast
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I highly recommend visiting this city. It's interesting all around from the natural sites to the local museums and art galleries that are informative and interactive. It has a uniqueness to it compared to other European cities that's worth experiencing.
Maria Angelita
Singapore
Scored 8.0
8.0
Reykjavik can be a great place to stay and take day...
Reykjavik can be a great place to stay and take day excursions, e.g. to the hot springs at Geysir geothermal area, Vik with the black sand beach and basalt cliffs, or the Snaefellsness peninsula (black pebble beach and more). Be aware these mean several hours of driving. Close by is the Blue Lagoon, Sky Lagoon, and the Perlan Museum.
Reykjavik has amazing restaurants and shopping, but is highly expensive (think Manhattan).
Irena
United States of America
Scored 10
10
The northernmost port city in the world!
The northernmost port city in the world! lots of gorgeous sights to see. downtown can lack a bit of luster for someone used to american nightlife but understandable due to how cold & desolate the place can get. For a city with a population of just over 150k i felt quite intrigued with the scandanavian archetecture and cuisine. A one of a kind place to visit!
Me and my Girlfriend stayed for just about 8 Days and found that to be the perfect amount of time to do about 4 tours, eat out at 10ish restaurants, and see the perlan museum, some parks and the main church. Im sure thats not really "everything to do" in reykjavik, however we became slightly bored by the end of the week. for those more interested in bar hopping or food tasting. theres a lot more in the way of that, downtown.
Overall i would rate the trip a 8.5/10. Highly recommend touring the country side and just immersing in the culture and landscape. Absolutely otherworldly!
Jonah
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Such a beautiful country!
Such a beautiful country! I’ve been several times and plan on visiting again! The city is walkable & so interesting! Good, expensive food, lots of shops & restaurants in town. Many fun night spots.
jacqueline
United States of America
Scored 8.0
8.0
The city itself is quite small and unremarkable with the...
The city itself is quite small and unremarkable with the center filled with mostly tourist shops. October weather is unstable, but you come to Iceland for the nature, which was absolutely mind blowing! Will visit again. Hopefully in the summer. If there is such a thing up there.
Jan
Denmark
Scored 10
10
Reykjavik is both quaint and modern at the same time.
Reykjavik is both quaint and modern at the same time. It's a bit of a party town with numerous bars to choose from. The museums were good though I thought they were overpriced. I took several tours which were all good but these are not for the weak because they were physically trying at times. Bring more warm clothes than you think you will need and make sure it is rain proof.
Yes, Reykjavik can be expensive. Expect normal meals to be between $20 and $50. I had a hotel with breakfast and this helped. I also stopped in one of the supermarkets and bought some ham, cheese, and bread which enabled me to skip lunches and saved me a lot of money.
You will not meet many Icelanders here as everything is run by foreigners. They all speak English. It is also true that you will not need cash. I had planned to buy some Kronas but never needed to. In fact, I saw a couple of instances where shopkeepers refused to take cash because they had no change.
Don't depend on seeing the Northern Lights. I would say the odds are mostly against you. It is often cloudy so many tours get cancelled as mine did. I tried a second time and got lucky as there was some clearing between storms. Also, the lights are only available if there is solar activity. Viewing is also inhibited by a full moon.
Steve
Poland
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I only stayed for one night and didn't spend much time at the hostel but for a bed to sleep in for one night it was totally fine, clean and friendly staff. I was there in May and there were not many other guests, so the bathrooms were free and clean. Can totally recommend it if you are looking for a cheap and good option to stay one or two nights in Reykjavik. The best thing: it is super close to the city center!
The room is the right size without excesses, large bathroom with large shower. The bed is comfortable and warm. The lady at the reception was very kind. We only stayed one night and were looking for a cheap hotel that had convenient parking for the car and wasn't too far from the center, here we found everything we needed.
Really nice hotel in a good location, handy for the BSI bus terminal and not too far to walk into the city centre. Loads of e-scooters always available outside. Quiet room despite being next to the city airport, the rooms are well sound-proofed. The brunch buffet is amazing (not cheap, but worth the money)
Best place to stay in Reykjavik!
Very clean, great and helpful staff.
The bathroom was great and the breakfast choices in the room add to this great hotel.
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