Reykjavik Hotel Guide - 1 star Hotels in Reykjavik, Iceland

We stayed here for a couple of nights at the end of our Iceland trip. Staff were very nice and accommodating. There is a shared kitchen which was very convenient if you have groceries (which is much much cheaper than buying food out everyday) The location is excellent. Parking is easy to find, it's a block away from the bus station, and an easy walk down Laugavegur which is where you will find most of the tourist shopping and places to eat. The bathroom amenities are shared. There seemed to be plenty of WC's however I felt that the shower to room ratio was quite low and if you are short on time getting ready you might be lucky with timing on availability or you might not. Overall would recommend for convenience, price (it was a very good option for us in that respect) and service.

When we arrived at KEF, I called the guesthouse and they came and picked us up within 10 minutes. When we got to the accommodation, we had originally booked just a normal twin room but they upgraded us to one of their cabins behind the main building. It was very tiny but cozy and clean! Had a little kitchenette and private bath. The breakfast left little to be desired but other than that, we enjoyed it!

Far from the downtown; we have to take bus in order to get there.

Nothing fancy but great location. Nice and near the centre of Reykjavik

This place is perfect for a budget traveler or backpacker. The owners, a married couple, were friendly and helpful. I found the room comfortable & warm, about a 10 minute walk from shops & attractions. I would certainly stay here again.

Great! Friendly, clean, quiet, great food (breakfast), good location, great staff, ... ❤💖

The area was clean. The staff wasn't there the whole time which made it difficult to check in. Rooms were ok, no black outs but beds were comfortable.

The hotel is down town, close to Hallgrímskirkja church. Therefore it is central and close to shops/ stores and lots of restaurants. Next door is a mini market and on the other side is Kol restaurant. It is about 5 minutes walk to the Harpa concert hall. The hotel has lots of potential and to me felt more like an inn or an old hostel but I would rather stay there than many other places in Iceland during summer.