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"The breakfast nook is refreshed frequently. They offer a to go option for both breakfast & lunch (that you prepare yourself). The lounge opens @ noon & has a quality selection."

"Absolutely fantastic stay. Brilliant location, friendly and helpful staff! Would recommend and would stay again if I return to Iceland "

"The parking situation could have been better; otherwise great place to stay!"

"Nice breakfast, good location. The hotel sign was dark on dark so hard to spot."

"Lovely hotel well placed for everything in and near Reykjavik. Breakfast was very well presented and was delicious and the hotel has a very cool relaxed welcoming feel. "

"A fantastic hotel. The rooms we very clean. We had a great view from our room, looking out over the waterfront, with snow covered hills in the background. However, I believe that some rooms looked inwards over the hotel lobby. The hotel is spotleiclean and the huge hotel lobby has many features. The staff were supremely helpful and friendly, but at the fear of singling one in particular out - a big shout out to Olga, for whom nothing was too much trouble, a real credit to the hotel. The hotel is just a little way out of downtown Reykjavik, but there are 2 bus stops nearby, and the bus ride is only a few minutes into the centre. If I go back to Reykjavik in the future, then without hesitation, this is the hotel I would look to book."

"This was the cleanest, and coolest, hotel experience I've ever had. Very Hostel like, however the staff there was open to chatting and giving you tips on where to head in the city!"

"Had a lovely stay in Iceland. Room was clean. For the size of the room and if it’s single person smaller bed might be more suitable. Had issues with the room key on day 1, and after reporting the issues I had continuous issues for the remainder of the holiday. Reported it a couple of times and the reply I had was we will report it to maintenance "

"FYI, in our room the bathroom walls were (lightly) frosted glass, which was disconcerting."