Historic Hotels in Southern Peninsula

"I had an amazing stay. Everything in and out of the city was easy to travel to. Parking was super easy and the staff was great. "

"I am sure when it is full in the summer it will be less quiet. It was a great location as a base for our exploration and has loads of interesting Viking artifacts. Room was small but sufficient, breakfast was nice, they made us a sandwich we picked up the second morning because we had to leave to get to the airport before breakfast. Hot pool was great after a long day of walking and driving. Everyone spoke English really well. I would stay here again if I ever go back to Iceland!"

"Staff were very nice. Room was quiet and clean. We were able to hop on scooters and tour the city easily from the hotel."

"The Alda is in a perfect location, on the "high street" and close to everything, but not noisy and feels very safe. The rooms are not fancy, but clean and comfortable. I could have used a dresser or just a few drawers. The Brass restaurant downstairs was great, and their breakfast was yummy and fresh. The staff were unfailingly helpful, with a special shout-out to the hardworking Ursula. We would happily stay again. "

"Free parking by the marina was nice as it had easy access. Rooms were very clean, having a fridge was a bonus. Staff were very nice and friendly. "

"The room/lobby/ and restaurant were all gorgeous and very well kept!"

"Great hotel."

"The closeness to the airport and the cleanliness was great The pool is unique and nice view of the ocean "

"A convenient and very comfortable place to stay. All the tour buses pick up right outside the door, breakfast is lovely and the rooms are clean. The sauna, gym and hot tub are great."