Hotels With parking in Southern Peninsula, Iceland

Beautiful apartment in the countryside, very well equipped and clean, 15 minutes by car from the airport

Cons: The room is extremely basic. The room heater is inconsistent (works only intermittently), and the shower leaks into the toilet area. Pros: Spacious room, located near the airport, and provides a shuttle service.

Due to extreme weather, my flight was canceled, and I was stuck at the airport. I found this hotel last minute. The room was very spacious, and the facilities were new and clean. The only minor drawback was the lack of disposable slippers, but that's a common issue with hotels in Europe. Luckily, the room's carpet was clean and tidy.

I booked this hotel because it's convenient for catching flights; the front desk can help me book a taxi to the airport. However, I booked a bed in a dormitory, which means I have to get up at 4 AM to catch my flight, but my roommates will be arriving around midnight. If you mind that, it's better to book a private room.

We visited in late December 2025. - My child had high expectations for the duplex room, so we booked it and were very satisfied. - The front desk, breakfast area, and room service staff were all friendly and professional. - There's a heated pool on the second floor, close to the temperature of a hot spring, with an automatic lock when entering, and well-equipped changing and showering areas. (The Blue Lagoon is also nearby, so you can visit it.) - The view overlooking the pier and the city was beautiful. - It was quite crowded considering it was off-season. Even after many people checked out, all services, including dinner and breakfast, continued as normal, which was nice. The three-course dinner was delicious. - They offer their own airport shuttle service, so you can relax at the end of your stay and arrive at the airport on time, stress-free. - Just down the hill is the beautifully decorated Troll Cave. It's a great place to show off your kids or let them play rock-paper-scissors to get in on their own. (It's funny during the day, but scary after dark.) - Along the coast, there's an old fishing boat on display, and toward the city center, there's a nice Italian restaurant called Anton's Mamma Mia.

The address is a bit difficult to find, because the door is too small, almost thinking that I went wrong, it may also be the reason for the night. The sink is right at the bedside, not good. The room is also very narrow. A party next door in the middle of the night, did not sleep all night. No one guards, self-help, and dare not remind others. At night, I said that I sent an email to repair the pipe and there was no hot water. I didn't tell at 6 pm, it was too late. Said to repair for 3 hours, but there was no hot water until I checked out. The only advantage is that it is close to the airport and 7 minutes drive.

This was the last hotel of my Iceland trip. The hotel is very close to the airport, making it a convenient choice before an early flight. The room was clean, although a little small. Overall, it was good value for the price I paid. After checking in, I visited the Blue Lagoon, which was only a short drive away. Overall, I had a pleasant stay and would recommend this hotel to my friends.

Friends, please steer clear of this place! As a Courtyard by Marriott, an international chain under Marriott, they have issues with unauthorized and duplicate charges. My prepaid booking already included the city tax, yet they insisted I pay it again upon arrival, which means I was double-charged. I only discovered this when I asked Trip.com to investigate other deductions after I returned home. This hotel also charged me in the middle of the night while I was sleeping. I found out when I reviewed my credit card statement after getting back. When Trip.com followed up, the hotel claimed I used paid Wi-Fi. That's ridiculous! I used the free in-room Wi-Fi, which is explicitly stated on Marriott's official website and as a member-exclusive service. I have no idea what 'paid Wi-Fi' they're referring to. Furthermore, after I checked out, this additional charge was never presented to me at the front desk nor sent via email; they just quietly deducted the money. It's outrageous. When I checked in, I asked if my Marriott Bonvoy number could be linked, and they confirmed it could. However, when Trip.com showed me the bill, it clearly showed that my account wasn't linked. It's an absolute mess. The room facilities and cleanliness were decent. But the service? It's so bad, it warrants a formal complaint.

Check-in was easy because it was non-face-to-face, and it was a way to find it in a designated place without receiving the key directly. It was a unique structure in which the kitchen key acted as a key to the visit, and at first it felt a little unique. The hostel was very clean, both kitchen and toilet, and well equipped with the necessary cooking utensils. After using the shower room, it was guided by the rules that the floor water must be removed with a squeeze, but I thought it was a good way to consider the next user. Overall, it was a hostel with both neatness and convenience.

The hotel is very close to the airport. It's great if you're catching a flight. The area around it is quite lively and has a lot of food. There's a bar downstairs. Foreigners like to drink, so sometimes the rooms near the bar can be noisy at night.