2-Star Hotels in Reykjavikurborg

The host was excellent with information and kindness - giving us a place to stay in a storm that delayed our flight from Akureyri for over 12 hours. We would never had been able to make our reserved house in Selfell. We got in pretty late, but was welcome with warm smiles

Good location 3 minute walk to bus station.Terrible building not taken care, mildew all around, overgrown weeds, Room very small, not very clean, sheets with holes with a greyish color not white, they look unsanitary. There is nobody to let you in. I arrived with temperature in the 30s with high winds and drizzly rain. I had to ask a guest to let me in. The manager was called by the guest he arrived and gave me the keys to the prepaid room. The cost was $129/night.I can not recommend this awful and expensive guest house.

I enjoyed my stay at Hotel Cabin very much, largely due to the eager-to-please staff, especially Lenny at the front desk. Rooms are small but quite adequate; I didn't expect to be spending a lot of time in the room except to sleep. (The bed was excellent.) The lobby area is a great [place to congregate and/or meet new people. After a long day of touring the many wonders of Iceland, I was very pleased to come back to the Cabin to relax. My only problem was with the continental breakfast, which was OK but lacked variety. I would definitely stay again, largely due to the terrific staff (Lenny, Bianka, Katya).

This place was great. I loved the self check-in and check-out. It offered a hassle free and quick arrival and departure. We didn't see many employees or other guests as we were out early in the morning and back late in the evening, but the ones we did meet were very kind and helpful. The rooms and bathrooms were super clean and warm. We never got cold at night, and while the bathrooms were tiled, the floor was heated. I don't have any complaints about the property, except the fact that the rooms were only cleaned after you checked out. By the end of our five day stay, our bin was overflowing. Overall it's a great place to stay, and I'd definitely recommend it to anyone who's looking to visit Iceland on a budget.

The hostel was clean and warm, the rooms were well laid out, with a safe for each person. It's such an odd looking building, but that's definitely part of the charm! The large kitchen/common area looks cool both from within and from the street looking up at it: the huge windows, and the warm coloured, up-lit walls make it so cosy! The hostel is spitting distance from Hallgrimskirkja, you can see it from the common room windows. This means you're in the heart of the city - great if you have no transport! It does mean you're in the heart of the tourist traps too... so any shop nearby (with the exception of Kronan stores) will be more expensive than those further afield. The staff leave you to do your own thing, the cleaners are all super friendly, the showers are always hot, and in decent condition. It really exceeded my expectations. I might have wished for an onsite bar or cafe for socializing, but everything is so expensive in Iceland that I was glad of the lack of temptation! And if you do need that sort of diversion, the B47 Hostel, which occupies the lower floors of the same building, has something like that. I'm sure it would have been okay to use it.

This was a great place. It's located right next to Hallgrimskirken, which makes it easy to explore Reykjavik and there is plenty of parking space in the area. I was positively surprised by the breakfast, and you have the option to store and make food in the evening. The staff is very kind and helpful as well. However, the room I was in leaked water through the ceiling when it rained and there was a rather significant buildup of mould in the upper corner of my room, which made me slightly ill towards the end of my stay. I would otherwise give this place 5 stars, but I can't recommend this place before this issue is adressed, as it's only going to get worse with time.

With a stay at Day Dream Grjotagata 4 in Reykjavik (Downtown Reykjavik), you'll be a 5-minute walk from Laugavegur and 6 minutes by foot from Reykjavik Harbour. This apartment is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Harpa and 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from Hallgrimskirkja.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.Make yourself at home in one of the 4 guestrooms featuring espresso makers and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment.

One of the cheapest accommodations you’ll find in Reykjavik and still have your own room. Simple room with a shared bathroom/shower, but I rarely saw another guest. Bus station 3 is right outside the front door, which is a huge meeting place for nearly every tour you can book! Kitchen on site. My big complaint was that I never saw anybody who worked there the whole time I was there for 3 nights and my doorknob kept falling off and it was very difficult to lock my door. I had to leave it unlocked on one occasion. I emailed the property, but never heard from them. On a positive note, they offer luggage storage and that’s a big plus here in town!

The location is very good, it’s very close to the city center, sightseeings and the bus station (flybus to the airport). Good fully equipped kitchen, you really can cook everything here. Nice living room zone with big dining table. My shared room was a bit too small for 6 people, not enough place to open the big travel bag. The bed was too small, there is no individual lamp and socket next to the bed. The price was good, during the high season it was really big luck to book this place for such a small price. I can recommend this place!

The apartment is right next to the University of Iceland and is the best international youth travel I have ever lived in. Convenient transportation. It is also convenient to go to the city center. The room is not WIFI. You can use WIFI for free at the reception desk in the lobby. There is a trash can in the room. The garbage is full and you have to ask the front desk to help. The service is very good. They are all young people and good communication. If you want to travel in Iceland for a week, it is recommended to book at one time, and it is more troublesome to change the hotel halfway. The room has a pole for drying clothes, which is convenient. After booking, pay attention to whether you have a private bathroom and toilet. Private toilet and bath are not a concept here. I was misled by the information when I booked. It is recommended to stay in a private bathroom.