Reykjavik Hotel Guide - Árbær Open Air Museum hotels in Reykjavik, Iceland.

"very clean room with good equipment. There is shopping store just few mins walking distance, can prepare easy dinner at apartment."

"Breakfast was amazing! Clean and spacious rooms. Evening soup option was our first price shock of around $30 USD a bowl. We decided to order pizza from across the street which was more family affordable. Our stay was nice. "

"No showers conditions !"

"very helpful staff. hotel was convenient to downtown and parking was easy. hotel upgraded our room and included fitness center and spa use without additions charge. very nice 2 night stay"

"I stayed for a week and will definitely be back! Easy check-in, all the amenities I needed. Grocery right across the street. I had easy access into downtown as well as not having to fight traffic to get out of town to the countryside. Staff were quick to respond to any questions or requests I had. No noise issues and felt very safe. "

"I like the place but the room was cold and the breakfast wasn’t as good as I expected. Poor breakfast and it didn’t have a flat iron."

"The exceptional service provided by the staff significantly enhanced the overall experience. I extend our sincere gratitude for their invaluable assistance."

"We enjoyed our stay and Marco was a terrific host. He provided lots of information and recommendations for an easy stay. The neighborhood is quiet, friendly, walkable and only 10 short minutes to downtown by car or 7-minutes to Sky Lagoon or the beach. I would recommend and stay here again. The rental is up one flight of stairs to the main level. The ground level is a separate apartment and the rental listing is for the upper two floors and requires 14-stairs to access. "

"I liked the Idea of paperless and online check-in, However we didn't get the check-in email and struggled to get a call to them upon arrival since our phones didn't work right on our wi-fi setup we were using. However someone let us use their phone to call them and we were able to send an email and we got in in a few minutes. Someone in the building burnt something on the stove and the fire alarm went off. Without a staff on site we did not know how to reset the alarm or really what to do. So everyone in the building was outside waiting and finally after about 35 min the alarm shut off."