3-Star Hotels in Capital Region, Iceland

Great place to stay in beautiful Reykjavik and it's very fairly priced compared to other accommodation in the city. The concept is mid-way between a hostel and a hotel. Yes, the rooms are small. But they are private, with shared bathrooms and private showers. The staff are very friendly and extremely helpful. They are always there to help. The hot tub is an excellent addition as well. The only suggestions would be: provide a plug socket next to the bed (although, there is a USB-C and a standard USB charger), provide a slightly larger desk to fit your suitcase and perhaps a basic chair. Otherwise, the place is excellent and I'd definitely recommend it for your visit to Reykjavik!

This is not at BSI Bus Stop. This is at Bus Stop Reykjavík. It’s not far from Bus Stop 6 and I could use Kapper so that saved me a couple of taxis. Just don’t be afraid to walk out to the highway and cross at the stoplight. They have a lot of tours and the private room is nice. Just avoid wearing socks in bed or else it will lead to Icelandic levels of static generation. It hurts.

friendly staff，the sauna and hot tub were clean and nice。。。。our room was perfect， but if you are picky with drinking water， bring your own to the room。the water from the tab is drinkable， but has a lot of sulfur in it and smells this way。 the breakfast was very good， different coffee， waffles， bread， porridge，fruits，。。。。

Lovely clean and spacious room. Nice little kitchen area with microwave to heat food. Buffet breakfast was OK. Personally not to my taste, but that is only my opinion. The 16 year old with us loved the waffles with the choice of toppings! The porridge which I do enjoy was good day 1 but very watery day 2. Choice of bread that could be toasted, margarine (Sorry I am a butter fan!), preserves, ham, cheese,boiled eggs, tomatoes etc. Free coffee wasn't great - again I'm a coffee snob and like a good cup of filter coffee. I did notice there was coffee to buy. The room was great and the staff very helpful. We were able to park right outside our room. Good location for Reykjavik by car, Thingvellir National Park etc. We travelled from here to both and also to Snaefellsnes Peninsula, which was worth the drive. Also we visited Rekyholt, Barnafoss and Hraunfossar waterfalls, Deildartunguhver Thermal Spring - try the tomato soup!

Facilities: It is a family hotel with kitchen facilities, bathroom, and radiator to dry clothes quickly Sanitation: Clean and sanitary, good Environment: Close to Iceland bus station, you can walk there, close to the cathedral, and close to the beach Service: The owner of the family hotel is serious, enthusiastic and easy to talk to. He recommended the hot springs to the locals, which is very good. I went there twice

The staff of the Hostel are very responsible to solve problems for the guests. There are washing machines and dryers, and the charges are reasonable. ISK2000 is cheaper than some hostels, but the location is a bit far away from the city, and it may be inconvenient for those without a car. There is a very comfortable common area. There is also a hairdryer in the common area, so you don't have to worry about making noise to other guests at night.

Free parking is available in the city, and this hotel is very cost-effective. It is not far from anywhere. Of course, Lei City is very small. There were many people at breakfast, but it should be considered a standard Western breakfast.

I’ve requested a room with better room. Though no guarantee, the hotel arranged one facing refuse collection area / Carpark entrance. How come?! The receptionist said my booking agent (Trip.com) didn’t inform them & asked me to top up the room rate for upgrading. Such a good selling tactic!! Room was clean & breakfast provided a reasonable variety of food.

The location is a little far away, the others are very good

Clean and modern apartment!