Hotels near Aurora Reykjavik Northern Lights Center, Reykjavík

Newly renovated during the spring of 2023, Hotel Local 101 is an independent hotel quietly tucked away in the heart of downtown Reykjavik, on a charming street made up of classical Icelandic homes.

Larissa

From

Brazil

Super comfortable and cool hotel! Nice atmosphere, kind staff, delicius breakfast and even more delicius dinner!!! And also in a good location!

Set on a square behind Reykjavík Cathedral and the Icelandic Parliament, this hotel offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi access and Nespresso coffee machines. Lake Tjörnin is 1 minutes’ walk away.

Priyanka

From

United Kingdom

We had a lovely stay for a week, we booked one of the bigger rooms which was nice. Marcin in particular was so lovely and helpful The older lady at breakfast was also so kind

Reykjavik Residence combines hotel services with self-catering apartments that offer flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and modern kitchen facilities.

Nikhil

From

United Kingdom

Superb city centre location. Really big apartment. We really enjoyed our stay. Staff were really helpful and booked all our tours during the stay. One of best apartments I have stayed yet and enjoyed like locals being here.

Iceland Parliament Hotel, Curio Collection By Hilton features a fitness centre, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Reykjavík.

Hassan

From

Qatar

Location is amazing Rooms are spacious and clean Staff are friendly

This hotel is located about 5 minutes' walk from Harpa Concert Hall. Reykjavik Konsulat Hotel, Curio Collection By Hilton in Reykjavík features a bath house and complimentary fitness centre.

Justus Jonathan

From

Netherlands

Great location!

Found in central Reykjavík, this boutique hotel is set in a listed-building, designed by former state architect Gudjón Samúelsson in 1917.

Valentin

From

Netherlands

The hotel is well-located and relatively easy to find. Although we first entered via the restaurant. It is an adequate hotel room, although we felt it was pretty pricey for what it was. Maybe it's just Icelandic prices; we were not used to them. At night, it was pretty loud and we could still hear the street noises with the window closed on the 5th floor. Not enough to stop us from sleeping, but it might not be very pleasant for light sleepers.