Hotels by Location | Iceland | Cities M - P

CenterHotel Klopp
My friend and I stayed at Klopp for 4 nights in early Nov. Beware if they give you a street level room as on Sat night (main party night in town) we were awaken by a drunk banging on our window for a persistent 1/2 - 3/4 of an hrs. around 5am (bars/clubs close at 6am). We could easily hear the band playing in the bar across the st. Otherwise the location of the hotel good was OK as it's very near the main street of shopping, restaurants and bars (overrated, not really different from any other city's main shopping st.). The room was OK. As someone said we were there to sight see, not hangout in the room. None the less based on the TV reception (horrible) I would have guessed that it wasn't cable, but do to the fact that there were a few repeated, of very few, channels I know it was cable. Lighting in the room was on the dark side. Otherwise the room was good. Clean w/ comfortable beds (2 singles pushed together) and the decent bathroom. The breakfast was decent, fruits, bread, cereal, yogurt, coffee, hot chocolate, orange and apple juice among a couple other items. Folks at the front desk seemed a little reserved (maybe the fact that their economy just went bankrupt had something to do with it) but helpful. Overall it was a good place to stay, just don't get a ground floor room and don't expect much from the room....More

Hotel Reykjavik Centrum
The location was very good, with plenty to walk to right by the main square. The room was small and quite basic; but clean and efficient. Overall a good value. Breakfast was good. Dinner at the hotel was good....More

Radisson Blu Saga Hotel
Our assessment of a rather small room comes from a couple of Americans - so that is our caveat. We have not been in other non-American hotel rooms so we don't have a lot of basis if you are coming from a European nation etc. However we didn't hear any noises from adjacent rooms except when we were in the bathroom and the room next door flushed or showered so that's good for me. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was clean except for some silverfish type bugs that appeared when the floor was a little wet post-shower. I figure if a bug can live in Iceland that it probably has to seek shelter indoors - brrr. So as I'd prefer no bugs in my hotel I assume it's a local issue not a cleanliness issue. Our room did get a lot of noise from the wind outside and the window didn't close completely - heat is free in iceland so it's common to have the window left open - hence not something an Icelander would worry about. Would stay here again....More