Hotels in Breiðholt, Reykjavik

Perfect location for a quick stop in Reykjavik. It’s not the cleanest of places (kitchen sink and stove was a bit dirty, but hey… what do you expect? It’s very clean compared to other hostels/hotels with shared kitchens like this!) but still worth every penny. I’d go there again any time. They do have a cozy library. All in all I really do like the vibe of the place 🫶🏻

Very comfortable, I’m very gratefull by the kindness of the personal ! The location was near to the reikyjavik center. Everything was super celan and warm.

I loved the ease of self-service, honestly found this more convenient and relaxing. The place is very clean and location is great, we had good weather so we pretty much walked everywhere and only took the bus once when we went a bit far. Would definitely come back if I need to stay in Reykjavík.

I traveled to Iceland and chose this hotel for a total of three nights. This is the first night（8.6）,Everything else in the hotel is very good. The only terrible thing is that for the room on my left, I can clearly hear their phone calls. For the room on my right, I can clearly hear them coughing and talking, which is very clear in the middle of the night. I doubt whether every room can hear the sound like this, so I will consider whether it is useful to propose to change the room.

Room and toilet were clean, however there was a Sulphurous odour (almost like rotten eggs) coming from the drain of the shower which was quite difficult to bare if you used the bathroom for too long. Fortunately for us, we were out most of the day, so we didn’t have to deal with it so much. They’re a sustainable and eco friendly hotel and don’t offer one-use toiletries, however extra towels and other things were offered when requested. The breakfast spread was lovely and yummy!! Appreciated the well thought out guide folder!

The room is clean and tidy, the service staff is very friendly, the facilities are complete, the breakfast environment is good, and it feels like returning home. It is worth recommending everyone to stay here.

My granddaughter and I enjoyed our overnight and the location was great for local sightseeing. Very helpful staff with respect to local eateries, etc.

I can absolutely sympathise with people who struggle to get in and check in to this hotel. When you book through a 3rd party app, you do not receive your room number or entry code. The check-in process is then an adventure of trying to shout into a tablet near the front door, for a call that lasts maximum 2 minutes before it disconnects and you have to try again. The layout is… odd… to say the least, but if you follow the signs you can eventually end up at your room (if you find some of the doors that work, not all do). The maintenance person who broke into our room while we were out forgot to lock the door, so we were at risk of all of our things being stolen, which wasn’t ideal. The room itself was nice, location is good and as long as you don’t need anything, you are getting what you pay for.

We had an issue trying to get into the hotel as you need a pin code that trip didn’t provide. Luckily a man helped us and got everything set up really quickly. The rooms were beautiful and spacious with a smart TV and fully equipped kitchen. We did a lot of tours whilst here and the company were able to pick us and drop us right outside the hotel.

Two people will feel that the room is too small, and one person lives just right. A bit out of the way, flybus+ Generally, I can send it to bus stop 13, and I am worried that the traffic is inconvenient to drag my luggage. As a result, it rained when it arrived. The driver of flybus drop off red line looked at the location map on my mobile phone. It was very nice to put me at the nearest intersection. I don't feel inconvenient. I like to leave the city center a little quiet. The tableware is very new, there is a capsule coffee machine, there is a public laundry room, and it is close to Bonus. I have not seen the staff during the whole process. I like it.