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We stayed here our last night in Iceland to be close to the airport. Hotel is an old military barrick and has several buildings and room choices. There’s a bar, premade foods like sandwiches and wraps and they offer breakfast ($$). You could also use a guest kitchen. Two rooms shared one bathroom, only a problem when we needed to get ready to catch the airport shuttle ($) and someone was already showering. I will say we ended up paying $151 US so thats why the low mark for value. I can get a 3 Star hotel room with en suite in downtown Chicago for the same. Iceland was beautiful, but not inexpensive!

I loved this place, it good valuse as Iceland is really expensive. Itnjas good kitchen facilities and common room which are great for meeting people if thats what you want. It a littlr bit oit of the way with a 15-30min walk to the centre but there is a bus stop just outside as well. Great views th ough at is next to the water. The bar and restaurant down stairs are pretty cool. They have an event on almost every night from salsa dancing to live music. All in all great hostel!

Capital Inn is located a short distance by car from downtown Reykjavik-for that matter everything is! Within two miles or so from a large mall, has abundant parking. My room which shares a central living space, kitchen and bathroom with two other rooms was spotless, I would even go ahead and state that it was an example of Nordic chic! One enters the apartment through a door which opens into the kitchen, of the kitchen three rooms marked A-B-C represent the individual rooms which are private and are lockable. The bathroom and shower was fine, the kitchen area with all conveniences microwave, refrigerator, stove? But the star was the room itself, regular size, not huge but clean lines, bright white decoration and light wood decor and floor. The Wifi was good speed. The included breakfast was excellent value considering the horrendously high food prices, it included coffee, tea, juice, eggs, cereal, toast, milk, eggs, fruit salad, sausages and some sort of Icelandic pate which

about 6 Km outside of Vic, it is secluded yet close enough to civilization. Surrounded by big hills that you can hike up (and see northern lights in winter) it has outdoor hotubs, includes breakfast buffet and has quite a bit of space sompared to other icelandic countryside hotels. Rooms were nice and beds were comfortable. This is a nice place to stay as one travels around hyw 1

The place is really cozy with an open kitchen. It really is more like an apartment more than a hotel. The room is very clean and spacious. The room comes with free water, milk, orange juice, and cereal so a simple breakfast is basically provided. The staff is really nice and speaks very fluent English. He helped us decide our dinner by recommending a couple of great places to eat. The location is in the heart of the city so everything is basically within walking distance. My only complaint is that the nearest convenience store is about a 10 to 15 walk away and that ain't too great in the freezing weather. The pharmacy is very close by but it closes very early at 6pm I believe. As for parking, there are quite a few roadside parking spaces so one shouldn't have too much problem finding a space. It is not free though, unless it is from 6pm to 9am. Overall, I would greatly recommend this place and would definitely come back.

The Hotel Floki is a comfortable and nice hotel. It was actually one of the nicest rooms we stayed in Iceland even though it was by far the cheapest. It's about a 5-10 minute walk to downtown area, the area it is in is quiet and residential. Good wifi and the shared bathroom was decent. Breakfast was okay but nothing too special, but it was free so no complaints. The only disappointment was that we thought we'd be able to use the kitchen but it's not available unless you stay in a dorm room. Overall, the Floki exceeded our expectations and I'd recommend it to anyone travelling on a budget.

We loved Canopy by Hilton in Reykjavik city center. The location was truly perfect. It was my second time to Reykjavik and my husband’s first. We both agreed the location was fantastic- easy walk to the best shopping and dining in Reykjavik (and, of course the church, Harpa and the Old Harbor) Parking in the garage across the street was very reasonable and convenient. We arrived very early and were able to get into our room by noon. Checkout time was also noon, which was very helpful on our last day. The room was extremely comfortable and beautifully decorated. Free breakfast far exceeded expectations - generous warm and cold buffet in a gorgeous restaurant. We would highly recommend canopy to other visitors and will definitely return!

It was a pleasant stay with lots of American tourists, probably it's their favourite hotel in the capital. They serve good breakfast and wifi available in rooms (well actually most hotels in Iceland do). Small drawback in the room: Toilet flush is not particularly powerful. The location is not very centrally located, although they offer shuttle bus + bus pass. If you are driving with a car, maybe it would be your choice, otherwise getting into the centre itself may require like 10-15 mins walk, which is not very handy.

I stayed at Hlemmur Square for one night before my sister arrived with our tent. Good blackout curtains, and a great place to catch up on sleep after a 28 hour flight. Clean, well organized and well located--there is a 24 hour supermarket across the street. They offer a free beer with dinner on your first night--I had the vegetarian chilli and a delicious craft beer for just ISK1100, a steal in Iceland. Nothing in iceland is cheap but this was perfect for my needs.

Words can't describe how thrilled we were with this place. It was brand new and sooooo stylish. If it wasn't for all the incredible activities drawing us out of our room we would have quite happily spent our whole time in the room. We walked most days to Reykjavik - about 15 mins and we enjoyed the walk and also enjoyed the quiet. All the tour buses still picked us up from here, except for one where we just walked to the closest bus stop - totally normal in Reykjavik and there's heaps of information about this. We were able to buy bacon and eggs and cook our own breakfast which was perfect because the food is pricey in Iceland! 100% would stay here 100 times over. From Australia with love.

we booked a 2 night stay. our flight arrived early and we picked up our rental car and drove straight to the peace hotel. since it is away from the city centre parking is right at the front door and is free. make sure you have a google map to find the place. piotr was there to greet us and gave us a key so we were able to check in at 9:00 am. he showed us our room, the shared bathroom, and the kitchen facilities. all were very satisfactory. the hotel is in a quiet neighborhood so we were able to sleep at odd hours and get over our jet lag. although there is public transport it is best if you have a car. there is a computer in the lobby for the guests to use and wifi is available in your room and is free. what more could you ask for atbthis price? great stay.

Radisson 1919 boasts perhaps the finest location in Reykjavík, right in the centre of town in the thick of things. Yet it is quiet enought and shielded from the loud revelry in the main square Austurvöllur on weekend nights. The hotel is within easy walking distance of much of the best Reykjavík has to offer: restaurants, shopping, cafes and so on. The service is friendly and efficient, and there's free wi-fi in the rooms. The breakfast buffet is probably the best in town.

Certainly great for a stay of a few days. But 8 days felt a bit too long to be climbing up out of what is basically a space-theme-like futon-box with a built-in media center, mirror, and blue lights. Mattress was a bit too hard for my personal liking, but for a short stay should pose no problems to the younger generations. Staff was awesome, able to help and set up everything from breakfast waffles to VR game time. Cleaning people were on point everyday, so the hostel never felt like a hostel but more like a decent hotel. A little pricey, but generally good value for your money as long as you find your food and drink elsewhere. It's outside the downtown area, so you gotta walk quite a ways or take a bus to get to anywhere important. That bothered me, but then again, I'm an old man! :) Will definitely stay there again in the future and would recommend the experience to anyone curious.

The best hotel I stayed in 8 days in Iceland ... run by an Italian couple, rooms are very clean, very well equipped, the breakfast was amazing with fresh cooked eggs and bacon made to order, wife can’t speak good English but she is so accommodating ... the best part of this place is the view, you have a mini small pond right out front with a sofa by the pond facing Seljalandsfoss, nice good photo shoot spot

The people who work at this guesthouse really make you feel at home. We arrived with a baby who had to go to bed before we could eat and we desperately needed showers and were told not to rush, they would wait for us to give us dinner. Even though we were leaving without breakfast the next morning, the ladies gave us some coffee while we fed the baby and let us use the kitchen to clean bottles etc. The room and bed was comfortable and the location on the sea beautiful. Our night there was a wonderfully clear night, with so many stars. I would definitely recommend this place as a stop on Route 1 as it is also good value for money.

We only stayed one night but greatly enjoyed the peace and quiet and the warm hospitality of our hostess Leila (spelling?). We appreciated that she spread out all of the guests so everyone had their own space, and really enjoyed breakfast in the morning. We had a great trip to the national park, and even enjoyed a stroll along the beach. The cabin accommodations are a little tight for room, but nothing that took away from our trip overall. Thanks Leila and keep up the good work! :) Jennie and Neil Tait (Guelph, Ontario, Canada)