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What Guests Said About Reykjavík:
Brenda
United States of America
8.0
Loved the Culture House and a concert of Icelandic songs at...
Loved the Culture House and a concert of Icelandic songs at Harpa as well as organ music at Hellminskirkaja. City is very walkable with interesting neighborhoods. Tourist Info office was friendly and helpful. Hit most of the sites listed in a New York Times article from 2013 and was not disappointed.
Did a one day tour of the Golden Circle which was great. Would have done another tour, but rain and time intervened. I. Can imagine going again.
Kate
United States of America
8.0
It was great to spend the last day of our trip in Iceland in...
It was great to spend the last day of our trip in Iceland in Reykjavik. I think one day was enough & we saw all we wanted to. Had great coffee & a wonderful dinner. Bought throw rugs which ended up being cheaper than at the duty free.
Margaret
United States of America
10
We liked that the city was small enough to easily walk all...
We liked that the city was small enough to easily walk all around. Lots of interesting shops, pubs, coffee shops and restaurants, and museums. Attended an afternoon concert at Harpa, walked all around the harbor, old cemetery, took free bus to mall, and just enjoyed exploring the colorful neighborhoods. B
Bonnie
United States of America
10
Since there was 24 hours of sunlight, I travelled all over...
Since there was 24 hours of sunlight, I travelled all over Iceland at will. Some of my travels took place between 22:00 - 4:00 which was great because there were fewer tourists around. The flea market in Reykjavik had small samples of fermented shark for sale at an inexpensive price. There is a relatively new volcanoe museum on the way to Vik that is interactive. It was not a cheap entrance fee but it had some cool interactive exhibits that kids and some adults would enjoy. The Viking museum in Reykjavik has maybe 30 to 45 minutes worth of exhibits and tells Iceland first settlers story, not an exhibit for all unless you're really into history and culture but it did have a FANTASTIC free Viking wardrobe selection for taking free pictures. There is a small cafe inside the museum and free parking for visitors.
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
Reykjavik is a very nice city to visit.
Reykjavik is a very nice city to visit. There are many sights to see and people are friendly. Viewing the waterfalls and geysers was absolutely fascinating! Going to soak in the Blue Lagoon was very unique also! But the food is too expensive in the city.
“The location was fabulous -- and much better than the Icelandair Natura hotel. The Marina hotel is very walkable to all of central Reykjavik. Close to a great coffee cafe and a great restaurant. Interesting (though overpriced) drinks at the bar. Great little restaurant/deli for breakfast or a light lunch. Very friendly staff there and very well set up.”
“The hotel is in a great location and walking distance to the center of Reykjavík. The staff is super courteous and helpful! The room was bigger than expected and very clean. Would definitely go back again!”
“We landed Reykjavik at 6:30 am. We went on free walking tour from 10:00-12:00. When we returned to our hotel at 12:15, out room was ready, and our luggage was brought into our apartment. Very happy.”
“Cute hotel in a perfect location. On a quiet street just off from the main shopping area, short walk to shops, restaurants, and downtown reykjavik. Staff was VERY accomodating and friendly. Room was clean and comfortable, very nice bedding...sleep like a baby, hallways were quiet, bathroom was a little tiny but that's iceland. Lol. It served it's purpose. I'd stay there again, hands down.”
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