Hotels With bar in Capital Region, Iceland

The location is the best, in the middle of the city. There are supermarket, restaurant and the shops around the hotel. The staff are very kind. They really have service mind especially the man who has a long hair staying at the night shift. He is very helpful. I have a problem with my bag. He help me to solve the problem and help me until everything is fine. As my room doesn’t have a window, I ask him for a fan. He give me without any hesitation. Thank you the staff for the help. If I have a chance, I will be back again. I book the room without the window. It might be small and the air doesn’t flow. It suit for a short stay. If you plan for staying 2-3 days, the other room might be the better choice.

💰 Price & Value I paid €75/night. I booked the hotel just 1 day before my departure. Considering hotel prices in Reykjavík and this hotel's location, I think it offers great value for money. If you have a very generous budget, you could stay at the EDITION Reykjavík, which is closer to the opera house, right in the city center, and offers beautiful river and mountain views. Personally, I'd rather save the money and spend it on an unique hotel somewhere else in Iceland like Eleven Deplar Farm, Highland Base, Blue Lagoon, etc. The location is convenient for exploring Reykjavík. There aren't many activities in downtown Reykjavík besides shopping for local Icelandic brands, so I think 2 days in the city is enough. 🛏️ Room & Cleanliness Overall, the hotel was very clean, and the entire property always smelled fresh. I stayed in a basement room, so my window faced the wall of the next building. It wasn't a big issue since I spent most of my time outside, but it's something worth knowing before booking. The room felt a little cold when I first checked in. I informed the staff n they fixed the heating issue very quickly. I traveled at the beginning of April 2026, and Iceland was still quite cold, so I recommend staying somewhere with a good heating system. *One small downside: there was no complimentary bottled water 🍽️ Breakfast My booking included breakfast, and I'm really glad it did. The pastries were excellent and suited my taste. Since eating out in Reykjavík is expensive, I highly recommend adding the hotel's breakfast buffet. It's much better value than buying breakfast outside. 🤝 Service The staff were friendly and genuinely helpful throughout my stay. On my last day, the weather became terrible with heavy rain. I asked if I could borrow an umbrella, and the staff member was happy to help. The only area where I think the service could be improved was at check-in. I was traveling alone as a woman with a suitcase, and no one offered to help bring my luggage to my room. It would have been a thoughtful touch if the staff had simply asked whether I needed assistance. 📸 Final Thoughts I didn't take many photos of the room. Overall, I had a pleasant stay. The hotel was clean, comfortable, offered excellent breakfast, and the staff were very helpful whenever I needed assistance. Considering the market price, I would definitely say it was worth the money. I'm a very detail-oriented traveler who pays close attention to cleanliness, comfort, and service. I always write fair and honest reviews based on my real experience. If you have any questions about this hotel or traveling in Iceland, feel free to leave me a message.

This hotel boasts an excellent location, just across the road from the ocean, and the sea-facing lounge areas on each floor are absolutely stunning. The elevator is now fixed, so there's no need to worry about heavy luggage. There are two floors dedicated to dorm rooms and two floors with standard rooms. The dorm floors also have plenty of bathrooms. The kitchen is clean and staff clean it daily. I stayed for a week and encountered three different front desk staff members, all of whom were incredibly friendly and even helped me book tours over the phone. This hotel offers amazing value for money – highly recommend it for a stay in Reykjavik!

The room wasn't very big, and the bed was small. I feel like beds abroad are generally not large. My child, who is 1.78 meters tall, kept falling off the bed at night. The mattress was very soft, and even just sitting on the edge, it was easy to slip off. Downstairs was a meeting point for day tours, which made getting around very convenient, and many tour groups also stayed at this hotel. Aside from the convenience, the price simply can't compare to China; the cost of living is indeed very high. A can of soda usually costs around 30 RMB, and a meal can be anywhere from a few hundred to over a thousand. One lamb meal cost us 404 RMB. The blueberries from the supermarket were delicious, and picture 6 shows the area downstairs from the hotel. The water in Iceland is also very good. The restrooms at the airport bus station charge a fee, but you can skip paying – I saw foreigners doing it. The hotel charged a city tax when we checked out, which was about 175 RMB for me. Sky Lagoon hot springs felt quite average, more about the experience than anything else.

A once-in-a-lifetime trip made more meaningful and charming by world-leading staff and service. We messaged ahead and told them that we were on our honeymoon. Iceland is a unique place on Earth, but almost as surprising as the geology, geography and weather was just how remarkable and excellent this hotel was. Its location was outstanding right in the old city centre and an easy walk to boat trips (for organised bus trips, which all use the same bus stop numbering, the nearest bus stop is number 5, about 5 minutes’ walk away), the breakfast was splendid and the room was unbelievably cosy, which was particularly welcome after a winter’s day adventuring amongst the ice and snow and especially the epic and cold wind. This once-in-a-lifetime trip was made extraordinarily special by the outstanding and attentive staff who really impressed with their thoughtfulness and commitment to excellence throughout. We cannot thank the whole team enough, both everyone we met as well as everyone who worked behind the scenes, for delivering a world-leading stay. We felt exceptionally lucky to have chosen this hotel, and so delighted that we did!

The hotel is close to bus stop 12, which is convenient if you're taking a day tour. If you opt for paid transfers, it would cost an extra 100-200 RMB per person, so for two adults and one child, that's 400-500 RMB. If you're planning on booking a tour, I'd recommend prioritizing hotels near stop 12 for better value for money.

Pros: clean. Plenty of shelving to put our stuff which was amazing. Great that the shower had a handheld. Breakfast was good. Multiple yogurt drinks, a yogurt bar, eads, scrambled and easy eggs, breakfast meat, porridge, melon, banana, gluten free section, juices and teas. Water bottle filling station was very welcome. Plenty of easy parking out front. Beautiful atrium when you walk in. Cons: breakfast was expensive, even for Iceland. I wasn't going to stuff myself with enough food for it to be worth it. Room was too hot, there was just a little window to cool it down and no way to create air flow. There was construction noise outside but closing the window was unbearable. Bathroom was slightly slanted so you could feel it when sitting on the toilet, and when you opened the door even a little it would swing and bang the shower door/wall (movable curved glass that serves as both the shower door and wall). Check-in was quite slow considering they knew we had just flown overnight and had paid for the night before because we knew we would be very tired and want to nap right away. Overall a very nice hotel, seemed more for the business crowd but suited our needs as a vacationing family who had just flown in.

The accommodation is conveniently located near Bus Stop 6, which is also where our day tour picked us up. It's also close to Rainbow Street and the city center. The room was comfortable but a bit small; for two people, there wasn't quite enough space to fully open our luggage.

My stay at the Hilton Reykjavik Nordica was, overall, very satisfying. The hotel itself is spacious and comfortable, with a clean and modern design that perfectly captures the fresh Scandinavian aesthetic, while also offering the refinement and convenience expected of a high-quality accommodation. The front desk staff were excellent; check-in and check-out were efficient, and communication was smooth, making them feel both professional and attentive. My room was spotless and quite spacious, with a comfortable bed that ensured a great night's sleep. The attention to cleanliness details made me feel very secure and at ease. The hotel breakfast is also commendable, with a wide variety of fresh options that perfectly met my dining needs during the trip. While not in the absolute city center, the location is still convenient for getting around, and the quiet surroundings are ideal for a good rest. The hotel's facilities are comprehensive, providing a consistent and reliable stay. Whether for a business trip or a leisure vacation, you'll experience excellent service and quality here. All in all, this hotel offers a great combination of comfort, service, and brand assurance. My entire stay was pleasant and effortless, making it a highly recommended and quality accommodation option when visiting Reykjavik.

Had an absolutely fantastic stay at this hotel in Reykjavik! The location is an absolute winner, right in the heart of the city center. I loved the minimalist, modern glass facade design. It's perfectly situated in the 101 old town, within walking distance of most major landmarks. Our room even had a distant view of Faxaflói Bay and snow-capped mountains – just stunning! It was super family-friendly for traveling with kids. We were right by Rainbow Street and Hallgrímskirkja Church, with shopping and dining all within easy walking distance. Just a heads-up: The hotel doesn't have its own dedicated parking, so if you're driving, you'll need to use the paid municipal parking spots nearby.