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Reykjavik: Hotels

Reykjavik offers an array of lodging options, though none at the budget prices you can find on the European mainland. If money’s not an issue, however, and you seek something a bit avant-garde, you’ve come to the right place. If you still want to save a few bucks, consider looking into the handful of hostels sprinkled throughout the City Center.

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101 Hotel
If art’s your thing, this centrally located, 38-room design hotel won’t disappoint: Every accoutrement looks like...
luxury | smart splurge | expensive

Hilton Reykjavik Nordica
Bright and airy, with wood accents, the Hilton’s 284 rooms aren’t lavish but do have fun extras like iPod docks...
family | business | expensive

Hotel Björk
No relation to the singer of the same name, Björk is hailed for its great service and quiet environment (it’s...
business | expensive | great value

CenterHotel Klöpp
The 46 rooms in this three-star, Art Deco-style hotel are minimal chic yet cozy, with hardwood floors and a black-and-white...
great value

Gistiheimilid Sunna
Located in the old city center near the National Einer Jonsson Gallery, Sunna is a great value pick thanks to its simple,...
extended stay

Radisson SAS Hotel Reykjavik
Favored by American and British tourists, this branch of the international chain is a popular convention spot. The quiet yet...
business

Domus Guesthouse
Popular among youth and backpackers, this no-frills hostel just off Reykjavik’s main drag has a homey b&b feel, with...
hostel

Salvation Army Hostel
The most basic of lodging options – and also the cheapest in town – the Salvation Army is clean and basic and...
family | hostel

101 Hotel
If art’s your thing, this centrally located, 38-room design hotel won’t disappoint: Every accoutrement looks like...
smart splurge | trendy | expensive