Top Hotels Near National Theatre of Iceland in Reykjavik from AU$237

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"I liked the cleanliness of the room the size and the friendly helpful staff also the breakfast was nutritious. There was a good range of food available. "

"Our stay at the Grandi was truly exceptional. The hotel and rooms were impeccably clean and cozy, creating a welcoming atmosphere from the moment we arrived. The staff were incredibly helpful and attentive, going above and beyond to ensure we felt valued and comfortable. We particularly enjoyed the spa area, which provided a serene space to relax and unwind. We will definitely be recommending the Grandi to friends and look forward to returning ourselves."

"Nice central Location. Helpful staff"

"This is a nice and clean hotel with a great location in the city. A large variety of food and shopping options nearby. If you are going on excursions, you will be picked up at nearby bus stops, not the hotel because the street is very narrow. The staff are multi-lingual and were very helpful. We had a lovely view of the city and harbor, but new construction is blocking the view of the bay. Food is very, very expensive in Iceland, so prepare your travel budget wisely. We enjoyed our stay, the city and the country. It is a unique place in the world and beautiful. "

"Very clean and quiet! Love the windows that open up top! The brew pub and restaurant were awesome! "

"Great value. Lounge was excellent"

"We really enjoyed our time at the Edition - the room was clean and comfortable. The roof bar is not to be missed. The front desk staff was kind and helpful and the cafe had a delicious chicken caprese my boyfriend loved. My favorite were the valet staff, we rented a car and each time we needed to access it or got back they were so speedy and friendly. The location was ideal to experience the food and beverage scene and I cannot recommend going to the see the waterfalls and geyser towards the middle of the country. "

"The hotel was clean, comfortable and had everything I needed. It is on Laugaveur Street, so there is noise from outside if you have a front facing room. It didn’t bother me and was what you would expect to hear in a busy area. There are great shops and dining options and Bus stop #9 is a 5 minute walk. Something to note is that once you enter your room, you have to put your key card in a slot next to the door to get electricity to work. As long as it is in the slot, the lights work!"