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Hotels & Accommodation in Reykjavik
Reykjavik is a small capital city, and nearly everything visitors come for sits within a 20-minute walk of the old center. Because Reykjavik is so compact, choosing a hotel here is rarely a question of distance from the sights.
The real decisions are which neighborhood you want to walk out into, how quiet you want your nights to be, and how much you are willing to pay in high season.
Which area of Reykjavik to stay in
Downtown Reykjavik (Midborg)
Hotels in downtown Reykjavik put you within walking distance of Laugavegur shopping street, Harpa Concert Hall, Hallgrimskirkja church, and most of the city's restaurants and bars. Downtown is also the loudest part of Reykjavik on Friday and Saturday nights, and the most expensive area for a hotel room. Staying downtown suits first-time visitors and anyone in Reykjavik for only two or three nights.
Reykjavik's Old Harbor and Grandi
Hotels near Reykjavik's Old Harbor and in the neighboring Grandi district sit a 10 to 15-minute walk west of Laugavegur, along the waterfront. The Old Harbor is where whale-watching boats depart, and Grandi is known for its seafood restaurants and galleries. Rooms around the Old Harbor are usually a little cheaper than rooms of the same standard in the downtown core, and the nights are quieter.
Laugardalur
Laugardalur lies east of downtown Reykjavik, roughly 30 minutes' walk or a short bus ride from the center. Hotels in Laugardalur are better value than those downtown, and parking is easier. Hotel Reykjavik Grand on Sigtun is a 4-star option in Laugardalur itself, and Reykjavik Lights Hotel is a 3-star one on Sudurlandsbraut, along the valley's southern edge. Laugardalur also holds Laugardalslaug, Reykjavik's largest geothermal pool, and the Reykjavik Botanical Garden.
Near Keflavik Airport
Hotels by Keflavik International Airport sit about 50 kilometers outside Reykjavik, so they are not a base for seeing the city. A night near Keflavik Airport is worth booking if you land in Iceland late at night or fly out before 7 a.m., because it saves you a 45-minute transfer at the start or end of your trip.
Types of accommodation in Reykjavik
Instead of scrolling through every Reykjavik property, start from the type of stay that fits your trip:
- Luxury hotels and design hotels suit travelers who want the room itself to be part of the trip.
- Budget hotels and hostels are the cheapest beds in Reykjavik.
- Holiday apartments and guesthouses work best for self-catering and longer stays.
- Family hotels have the room sizes and extra beds that groups traveling with children need.
- Hotels with hot tubs and northern lights hotels are built around winter trips.
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What Reykjavik accommodation costs, and when to book it
Reykjavik is an expensive city for accommodation by European standards, and room rates climb highest in summer.
- June through August is peak season in Reykjavik, when rates reach their annual high and the best-reviewed central hotels fill months in advance.
- Christmas and New Year's form a second, shorter peak, when Reykjavik hotels raise their rates and sell out well ahead.
- Late autumn through early spring is the cheapest window for a Reykjavik hotel, apart from northern lights weekends, which can tighten availability at short notice.
In every season, the most central Reykjavik hotels sell out first, so booking early buys you a better location rather than simply a lower price.
Getting from Keflavik Airport to your Reykjavik hotel
Keflavik International Airport is about 50 kilometers from Reykjavik, or roughly 45 to 50 minutes by road. Airport transfers between Keflavik and Reykjavik run either as scheduled buses that meet every arriving flight, with onward shuttles to most central Reykjavik hotels, or as private cars that take you door to door.
Parking and rental cars in Reykjavik
You do not need a car to get around Reykjavik itself, because the city center is walkable and served by Reykjavik's city buses.
- Street parking in central Reykjavik is paid during the day, and the rates are highest in the zones closest to the harbor.
- Many downtown Reykjavik hotels have no parking of their own, or charge separately for it, so check the hotel's parking arrangements before you book or start from hotels with free parking.
Using Reykjavik as a base for the rest of your trip
Reykjavik works well as a single base for a short trip to Iceland. The Golden Circle, the South Coast, and northern lights hunts all run as day tours from the capital.
Our study on how many days you need in Iceland found that six days suits a Reykjavik-based trip, giving you four full touring days plus your arrival and departure days.
Beyond roughly a week, basing yourself in Reykjavik means longer and longer day-tour drives in each direction. Travelers with a week or more generally see more by splitting their nights between the capital and accommodation near Iceland's other destinations.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best hotels in Reykjavik?
The best hotels in Reykjavik provide excellent options for location, comfort, and service, ensuring a memorable stay in the Icelandic capital. Below are the standout options:
1. Tower Suites Reykjavik: A collection of eight luxurious penthouse suites near Laugavegur, with panoramic views of the city, Faxafloi Bay, and Mt. Esja.
2. Eyja Guldsmeden Hotel: An eco-friendly boutique hotel just off Laugavegur, offering cozy rooms with organic bedding and sustainable design.
3. The Reykjavik EDITION: A luxury hotel on the waterfront near Harpa Concert Hall, featuring 253 modern rooms, a Nordic-inspired spa, and a Michelin-recommended restaurant.
4. Sand Hotel: A stylish boutique hotel on Laugavegur with sleek interiors and a highly rated breakfast from the famous Sandholt Bakery.
5. Hotel Borg: A historic Art Deco hotel in downtown Reykjavik, known for its elegance and proximity to Iceland’s Parliament and top attractions.
1. Tower Suites Reykjavik: A collection of eight luxurious penthouse suites near Laugavegur, with panoramic views of the city, Faxafloi Bay, and Mt. Esja.
2. Eyja Guldsmeden Hotel: An eco-friendly boutique hotel just off Laugavegur, offering cozy rooms with organic bedding and sustainable design.
3. The Reykjavik EDITION: A luxury hotel on the waterfront near Harpa Concert Hall, featuring 253 modern rooms, a Nordic-inspired spa, and a Michelin-recommended restaurant.
4. Sand Hotel: A stylish boutique hotel on Laugavegur with sleek interiors and a highly rated breakfast from the famous Sandholt Bakery.
5. Hotel Borg: A historic Art Deco hotel in downtown Reykjavik, known for its elegance and proximity to Iceland’s Parliament and top attractions.
What are the best hotels located in Reykjavik's city center?
Reykjavik has a variety of hotels to choose from, with many of the best hotels located in the city center. Here are some of the top hotels in downtown Reykjavik:
1. Radisson Blu 1919 Hotel: Set in a historic building downtown, this hotel blends classic charm with modern amenities, including a restaurant, bar, and fitness center.
2. Hotel Borg: A landmark Art Deco hotel beside Iceland’s Parliament, offering spacious rooms and suites, and a central location near cafes and public squares.
3. Centerhotel Arnarhvoll: A stylish, centrally located hotel with rooms facing the ocean, harbor, and Mt. Esja, a restaurant, bar, and access to a fitness center.
4. Canopy by Hilton Reykjavik City Center: A modern hotel just steps from Laugavegur, featuring spacious rooms, a restaurant, bar, and fitness facilities.
5. Hotel Alda: Located on Laugavegur, this hotel is known for its sleek design, comfortable rooms, and central convenience.
1. Radisson Blu 1919 Hotel: Set in a historic building downtown, this hotel blends classic charm with modern amenities, including a restaurant, bar, and fitness center.
2. Hotel Borg: A landmark Art Deco hotel beside Iceland’s Parliament, offering spacious rooms and suites, and a central location near cafes and public squares.
3. Centerhotel Arnarhvoll: A stylish, centrally located hotel with rooms facing the ocean, harbor, and Mt. Esja, a restaurant, bar, and access to a fitness center.
4. Canopy by Hilton Reykjavik City Center: A modern hotel just steps from Laugavegur, featuring spacious rooms, a restaurant, bar, and fitness facilities.
5. Hotel Alda: Located on Laugavegur, this hotel is known for its sleek design, comfortable rooms, and central convenience.
What is the best 5-star hotel in Reykjavik?
The Reykjavik EDITION is the city’s top 5-star hotel, offering 253 elegant rooms, a Michelin-recommended restaurant, rooftop bar, and Nordic-inspired spa—all just steps from Harpa Concert Hall.
What is the best area to stay in Reykjavik?
The best area to stay in Reykjavik is in Midborg, the downtown neighborhood. Its compact size makes it very walkable, and it's home to many of the city's best restaurants, bars, shops, and finer hotels, mostly located around the main street of Laugavegur. There are also many top attractions nearby, such as the futuristic Harpa Concert Hall, the Viking-themed Sun Voyager Sculpture, and the iconic Hallgrimskirkja Church.
What types of accommodations are available in Reykjavik?
Reykjavik offers a wide range of accommodations, including hotels, guesthouses, hostels, and holiday apartments. You can find options that cater to various budgets, from luxury hotels to more affordable hostels.
Why should I stay in Reykjavik during my trip to Iceland?
Reykjavik is the best place to stay when visiting Iceland. It’s just a 45-minute drive from Keflavik International Airport and serves as the country’s main hub for culture, dining, and nightlife. The city offers a wide range of accommodations and easy access to transportation and guided tours.
Staying in Reykjavik also makes it simple to explore top attractions like the Golden Circle, South Coast, Snaefellsnes Peninsula, or even begin a journey around the Ring Road.
Staying in Reykjavik also makes it simple to explore top attractions like the Golden Circle, South Coast, Snaefellsnes Peninsula, or even begin a journey around the Ring Road.
Is it expensive to stay in Reykjavik?
Staying in Reykjavik can be relatively expensive compared to other destinations. Accommodation costs vary depending on the season and type of stay—luxury hotels and boutique properties are typically the most expensive, especially during summer and holidays, while budget-friendly options like hostels, guesthouses, and self-catering apartments are more affordable. Booking early or traveling during the off-season can also help reduce costs.
Can I book cheap accommodation in Reykjavik as a budget traveler?
Yes, you can book cheap accommodation in Reykjavik as a budget traveler, including hostels, guesthouses, and affordable hotels. If you're looking for a lower-cost option downtown, consider hostels with dorm rooms or guesthouses with basic amenities. For private rooms with bathrooms at better prices, look for hotels located slightly outside the city center. Traveling during less popular months can also help you find lower rates.
What types of accommodations in Reykjavik are best for families or groups of friends?
The best types of accommodations in Reykjavik for families or groups of friends include apartment rentals, family-friendly hotels, and spacious guesthouses. Many hotels offer family rooms with extra beds, while apartments often include kitchenettes, making it easier to prepare meals.
For those who don’t mind staying outside the city center, cottages near Reykjavik provide more space, independence, and a peaceful setting surrounded by nature. Staying close to attractions like Laugavegur Street, Perlan, or the harbor adds extra convenience for families traveling with children.
For those who don’t mind staying outside the city center, cottages near Reykjavik provide more space, independence, and a peaceful setting surrounded by nature. Staying close to attractions like Laugavegur Street, Perlan, or the harbor adds extra convenience for families traveling with children.
Is it better to stay in a hotel or an apartment in Reykjavik?
Both hotels and apartments in Reykjavik offer great options depending on your travel style. Hotels provide convenience with daily housekeeping, breakfast, and 24-hour reception, making them ideal for short stays and hassle-free travel.
Apartments, on the other hand, offer more space, kitchen facilities, and flexibility—perfect for families, groups, or longer stays in the city.
Apartments, on the other hand, offer more space, kitchen facilities, and flexibility—perfect for families, groups, or longer stays in the city.
What is the check-in and check-out time at Reykjavik hotels?
Standard check-in time at most Reykjavik hotels is around 3:00 PM, and check-out is usually at 11:00 AM. Some hotels offer early check-in or late check-out upon request, but availability may depend on occupancy. If needed, hotels can often store your luggage before check-in or after check-out.
What is the best way to book a hotel in Reykjavik?
The best way to book a hotel in Reykjavik is through online travel agencies, hotel websites, or travel marketplaces like Guide to Iceland. Booking early, especially during peak seasons, ensures the best rates and availability.
How far in advance should I book my hotel in Reykjavik?
Reykjavik is a popular tourist destination year-round, and accommodations can sell out quickly, especially during summer (June–August) and peak winter months for northern lights tours. To secure the best rates and availability, it’s recommended to book your hotel at least 3–6 months in advance for high season travel and 1–2 months in advance for off-season stays.
What taxes or fees should I expect when booking a hotel in Reykjavik?
Most hotel prices in Reykjavik include Value Added Tax (VAT), so you won’t see extra hidden charges at checkout. However, some hotels may charge resort or service fees, and parking may not always be included. It’s always best to check the booking terms before confirming your stay.
Do hotels in Reykjavik accept foreign currency or only Icelandic krona (ISK)?
Hotels in Reykjavik charge in Icelandic krona (ISK), but credit cards are widely accepted, making foreign currency exchange unnecessary. Most hotels, restaurants, and shops accept Visa and Mastercard, while some may also take American Express. It's best to check your bank’s exchange rates, as they determine the final price in your home currency.
How do I get from the international airport to my accommodation in Reykjavik?
To get from Keflavík International Airport to your accommodation in Reykjavik, you can take a shuttle bus, taxi, or rental car. The Flybus airport shuttle is the most affordable option and offers drop-off at or near most hotels, though the trip may take 45–90 minutes due to multiple stops. Taxis provide a faster but more expensive alternative, while a rental car at Keflavik Airport is available directly at the airport for travelers who prefer to drive themselves.
Can I pick up my rental car directly from my accommodation in Reykjavik?
Yes, most car rental companies in Iceland offer pickups from your hotel in Reykjavik. However, remember that this service sometimes requires a small fee.
Can I go on a guided tour directly from my accommodation in Reykjavik?
Many guided tours in Reykjavik include pick-up from designated bus stops located near most accommodations in the city center. The bus stops are usually within a 5-minute walk of most hotels in the downtown area, making them very easy to reach. If you're unsure which bus stop is closest to your hotel, make sure to read our article on bus stops for tour pick-ups in Reykjavik.
What amenities can I expect at a hotel in Reykjavik?
Hotels in Reykjavik generally offer free Wi-Fi, breakfast options, private bathrooms, and 24-hour reception. Some higher-end hotels, like Midgardur by Center Hotels and Alda Hotel Reykjavik, include fitness centers, saunas, spa services, and on-site restaurants. Budget accommodations like hostels or guesthouses may have shared facilities but still provide comfortable lodging.
Is breakfast included at hotels in Reykjavik?
Many hotels in Reykjavik offer complimentary breakfast, especially mid-range and luxury accommodations. Options range from buffet spreads with fresh bread, Icelandic skyr, and hot coffee to partnerships with local cafes and bakeries. Notably, Sand Hotel is praised for its breakfast from the renowned Sandholt Bakery, while Exeter Hotel offers an extensive buffet. Budget accommodations may charge an extra fee or provide kitchen facilities for self-catering.
Which Reykjavik hotels offer the best views?
Several Reykjavik hotels offer exceptional views of the ocean, mountains, and city skyline. Here are some options:
1. Tower Suites Reykjavik: Enjoy panoramic views of the city, the ocean, and surrounding mountains from this luxurious, high-rise boutique hotel.
2. Storm Hotel: Relax with beautiful views of the harbor and easy access to central Reykjavik’s attractions.
3. Exeter Hotel: Stay by the waterfront with scenic views of Faxafloi Bay and close proximity to the Old Harbor.
4. CenterHotel Arnarhvoll: Take in sweeping views of the bay, Harpa Concert Hall, and Mount Esja from the hotel's upper floors and rooftop bar
1. Tower Suites Reykjavik: Enjoy panoramic views of the city, the ocean, and surrounding mountains from this luxurious, high-rise boutique hotel.
2. Storm Hotel: Relax with beautiful views of the harbor and easy access to central Reykjavik’s attractions.
3. Exeter Hotel: Stay by the waterfront with scenic views of Faxafloi Bay and close proximity to the Old Harbor.
4. CenterHotel Arnarhvoll: Take in sweeping views of the bay, Harpa Concert Hall, and Mount Esja from the hotel's upper floors and rooftop bar
Where should I stay in Iceland to see the northern lights?
You should stay in areas away from artificial light for the best chance of seeing the northern lights. While Reykjavik is a city, it’s still close to several dark-sky spots that make aurora viewing possible. Here are a couple of ways to experience them:
1. Stay near dark-sky spots in Reykjavik: If you're based in the city, head just a few kilometers from downtown to Grotta Lighthouse on the Seltjarnarnes Peninsula, or hike up Oskjuhlid Hill near Perlan for a view over the capital and the night sky.
2. Join northern lights tours from Reykjavik: Book a tour that takes you out to sea or into the countryside, where there’s less artificial light and a higher chance of spotting the aurora in full display.
1. Stay near dark-sky spots in Reykjavik: If you're based in the city, head just a few kilometers from downtown to Grotta Lighthouse on the Seltjarnarnes Peninsula, or hike up Oskjuhlid Hill near Perlan for a view over the capital and the night sky.
2. Join northern lights tours from Reykjavik: Book a tour that takes you out to sea or into the countryside, where there’s less artificial light and a higher chance of spotting the aurora in full display.
Do hotels in Reykjavik have parking?
Parking availability depends on the hotel. Some hotels in downtown Reykjavik, like the Reykjavik Edition, offer limited on-site parking or provide access to nearby public parking areas. Hotels outside the city center generally have free on-site parking, making them ideal for travelers renting a car. Keep in mind that street parking in downtown Reykjavik often requires payment via parking meters or the Parka app.
Do Reykjavik hotels provide free Wi-Fi?
Yes! Nearly all hotels in Reykjavik offer free Wi-Fi, whether in guest rooms or common areas. Internet speeds are generally fast and reliable, making it easy for travelers to stay connected.
Are Reykjavik hotels and accommodations suitable for digital nomads or remote work?
Yes! Many Reykjavik hotels and accommodations offer high-speed Wi-Fi, workspaces, and business-friendly facilities that are suitable for digital nomads or remote work. Some boutique hotels have cozy lounges and cafes that cater to remote workers, while apartment-style stays provide extra space for a comfortable work setup. If you need a dedicated workspace, Reykjavik also has co-working spaces available.
Do hotels in Reykjavik have air conditioning?
Most Reykjavik hotels do not have air conditioning because Iceland’s cool climate makes it unnecessary. Even during summer, temperatures remain mild, and hotels typically rely on open windows or portable fans to keep rooms comfortable. If you’re sensitive to heat, choosing accommodations with large windows or requesting a fan from reception can help.
Some Reykjavik hotels with air conditioning include Iceland Parliament Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton, and Tower Suites Reykjavik.
Some Reykjavik hotels with air conditioning include Iceland Parliament Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton, and Tower Suites Reykjavik.
Do Reykjavik hotels have gyms or fitness centers?
Some higher-end hotels in Reykjavik, such as Hotel Eyja Guldsmeden and Alda Hotel Reykjavik, have fitness centers. Budget hotels and guesthouses usually don’t have gyms, but visitors can access public swimming pools like Laugardalslaug or Vesturbaejarlaug, which include hot tubs, steam rooms, and workout areas.
Are Reykjavik hotels pet-friendly?
Some hotels and guesthouses in Reykjavik are pet-friendly, but policies vary. While most hotels do not allow pets, some accommodations, like select apartment rentals and guesthouses, may welcome small pets with prior notice. Contact us at [email protected] to check availability
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Are Reykjavik hotels accessible for travelers with disabilities?
Many hotels in Reykjavik offer accessible rooms and facilities, including elevators, step-free entrances, and wheelchair-friendly bathrooms. A top-rated example is CenterHotel Laugavegur, which offers an elevator and wheelchair access.
However, accessibility features vary, especially in older buildings. It’s best to check in advance with the hotel and request an accessible room if needed.
However, accessibility features vary, especially in older buildings. It’s best to check in advance with the hotel and request an accessible room if needed.
Do Reykjavik hotels offer airport transfers?
Most Reykjavik hotels do not provide direct airport shuttles, but you can book a Flybus airport transfer from Keflavik International Airport to Reykjavik. This airport transfer service drops passengers off at designated stops near most hotels in downtown Reykjavik. Some luxury hotels may offer private airport transfers upon request.
Can I store my luggage at a hotel in Reykjavik before check-in or after check-out?
Most hotels in Reykjavik offer free luggage storage if you arrive early or have a late departure. If your accommodation does not provide storage, you can use luggage lockers at the BSI Bus Terminal.
Is Reykjavik a walkable city for hotel guests?
Yes! Reykjavik is a very walkable city, especially if you stay in the downtown area. Most attractions, restaurants, shops, and cultural sites are within walking distance. However, for exploring further locations like the Sky Lagoon, you may need to use public transport, taxis, or rental cars, or book your Sky Lagoon ticket with shuttle transfer included.
Can I find eco-friendly hotels in Reykjavik?
Yes! There are eco-friendly hotels in Reykjavik that focus on sustainability through renewable energy, organic products, and green practices. Here are two options:
1. ION City Hotel: A modern, design-focused hotel that emphasizes sustainability through energy-efficient systems, eco-conscious materials, and support for local producers.
2. Eyja Guldsmeden Hotel: A stylish, eco-certified hotel that uses organic products, promotes waste reduction, and follows environmentally friendly practices throughout its operations.
1. ION City Hotel: A modern, design-focused hotel that emphasizes sustainability through energy-efficient systems, eco-conscious materials, and support for local producers.
2. Eyja Guldsmeden Hotel: A stylish, eco-certified hotel that uses organic products, promotes waste reduction, and follows environmentally friendly practices throughout its operations.
What should I pack for a hotel stay in Reykjavik?
When staying in Reykjavik, pack layers for the changing weather, including a waterproof jacket, warm clothing, and comfortable walking shoes. If your hotel has a geothermal pool or sauna, bring a swimsuit. Most hotels provide toiletries and towels, but having a universal travel adapter is helpful for international visitors.
Is tipping required at hotels and accommodations in Reykjavik?
No, tipping is not expected at Reykjavik hotels. Service charges are already included in hotel prices, but if you experience exceptional service, leaving a small gratuity is appreciated.
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