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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Reykjavík – Based on 105,638 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Fun place with some great little pubs. I could have spent another day there. Dress warm for those chilly evening walks. The cathedral was a "wow" attraction for me and so were some of the other hidden little areas. Locals were very friendly. If your a coffee lover you won't find Starbucks or Peet's coffee shop.
Reykjavik is a beautiful city, the country is very clean and the people are very helpful. Transportation is so easy to access from getting to the airport and touring around. If you are doing Iceland on a budget, check out Bounus supermarket, food is very expensive.
This city is VERY expensive!!!!! Whatever you are thinking about bringing for spending, bring double that. Brought $500 in Icelandic Koruna, and should have brought $1000. We didn't even go shopping and just bought a couple of beanies and a souvenir bottle opener, and went to three museums. Only went to dinner once at the Hard a Rock Cafe. Also, I regret not splurging for a night time cruise to see the northern lights, cause I didn't see any 😕. Was only there for four nights. Oh, and do the Blue Lagoon on the way from the airport, cause it is close and not near the main city. And was a great way to relax after the flight. Also have some drinks before you go in, cause they cut you off after three drinks to beers. Also buy a map, cause cell phone GPS, does not work outside the city limits. Learned the hard way and got totally lost. Can't wait to get back to Iceland. Oh yeah, visit the new LAVA center, great exhibit!! You will nit believe how small the capital is in the city center is, great friendly and open people.
If you are just going to Reykjavik, and the immediate surroundings (ie Thingvellir National Park, Geysir, Gullfoss) budget about 3 days. Iceland is a great country to visit (I’ve been there 4 times and plan on returning again.). To see the entire country (Get off the Ring Road!) budget 3 weeks. If you don’t have that much time, select a part of the country (Snaefulsness Peninsula, the West Fjords, etc.) and come back for the rest. Unless there’s a huge volcanic eruption Iceland will still be there!
The food is expensive, but plane tickets and accomadation are cheap. Reykjavik is extremely walkable and there are tours running to the main attractions. Renting a car only makes sense if you are travelling in a group. Iceland has a lot of natural beauty and of course the hot springs are one of a kind. The Einar Jonssón Museum is a gem.
“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!”
“For the price (relative to other hotels/hostels in Reykjavik). This was a nice, comfortable place to stay. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It is located 4 to 5 blocks off the main drag.”
“Reykjavik Treasure is in a fantastic location, right in the city center. My room was simple but very comfortable, and the common spaces are well-supplied with snacks and amenities. Sigfridur and Sunna are great hosts, and made me feel so welcome. I truly hope I'll be able to stay there again!”
“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.”
