Lodges in Western Region

"Perfect location to explore Reykjavík, 10 minute walk from bus stop 14 where airport bus drops off. Friendly helpful reception staff, all areas clean, Room spacious clean comfortable bed, hot shower, kitchen space good. Breakfast basket in room the afternoon before - egg, jam butter ham fruit, yogurt and fresh bread dropped to door 8am each day. "

"Perfect location, comfortable and warm"

"Great location. Quirky decor."

"The staff were exceptional - very helpful, friendly, and welcoming. Great location - easy walk to Harpa/corniche/restaurants/bus stop 15. While our first room was overlooking the construction, they moved us to another room on the other side when we requested. Make sure to ask about the construction as that is an ongoing big project on one side. The breakfast is nice and the spa is lovely. Would stay again!"

"great location - great spot for a couple of nights "

"Excellent location. Great staff"

"Great hotel in a great location. Nice easy check in and staff were very helpful every time we needed anything. Sky bar is well worth a visit with great views. Can’t fault hotel at all and would definitely recommend. Thanks very much"

"The property is a real gem! Overall the place is super clean, modern and tastefully decorated! The rooms may be compact however there was space under the bed (we were in a movie hub) for storage of cases, and adequate space for sleeping and getting changed! The bathroom facilities were always clean, towels available whenever needed from the city guide. Hot tub is an added bonus and perfect for chilling! The location was the best feature in our opinion, one street over from the Main Street full of restaurants and bars, within walking distance to most of what the city has to offer! We had a hire car and a few streets over was parking zone P3 which is extremely reasonably priced and free on weekends! Highly recommend! "

"A couple of salient points to add to my review from last week: the room was warm but not as oppressively so. The bed was soft but not as ridiculously so. Overall the stay was therefore more comfortable. I discovered that the hotel can be accessed from both front and back by an alley which runs beneath a glass fronted staircase linking two parts of the hotel. From Grettisgata, where you can park on street, you are looking for an area of disabled parking set back from the street with steps down to the alley, which is covered by a glass fronted strip of building. Parking on street here is limited to 3 hour sections and is not charged 9pm-9am (10am at weekends). This time I was offered coffee or hot water for tea at breakfast. This filter coffee was part of the free breakfast, but cappuccino etc. was chargeable. "