Hotels near Reykjavík Domestic Airport - RKV, Reykjavík

Fantastic location, located closely to so many fantastic restaurants, grocery stores and everything you need to enjoy your stay.... very easy to drive into Reykjavik or head out onto the Ring Road elsewhere.

Reykjavik is incredibly walkable. Assuming you have a good day weatherwise, it's just a lovely place to be. Eating can be expensive, but the quality of restaurants is very high. Hallgrimskirkja is genuinely impressive and the Sólfar I found to be quite moving - it's also bigger than it looks. I also think the bakeries in this city are of world class quality. Well worth getting a cinnamon bun.

Hlid Fisherman's Village had lots of "viking" character with some very interesting maritime realia, close proximity to Icelandic horses, heritage chickens, a koi pond, cedar sauna and two rooftop hot tubs. The room was very clean, bed was comfortable and the view was to the sea.

This is one of ,,those,, accommodations where you want to spend the night after a week full of traveling. It is clear that the owner has a sense of detail and quality. You can feel the quality on the materials and furnishings, the equipment of the entire apartment and the services that are here. Everything is still new, clean. Situated in a quiet location. We slept very well! Parking in front of the entrance, Accessibility anywhere is perfect. Since it is new here, the accommodation does not have any review and even though I usually do not write reviews, I think this one deserves one. For the price, it is exclusive accommodation and we will definitely come back here.

Nice Scandinavian vibe. Better than Oslo; i prefer Helsinki. Landscape is great, nice 'skyline' and village feel. Expensive [very] for the day to day things, snacks, coffee, etc. Practically cashless so that works well. ATM's all over if needed. Good outlets. Copious eating options. Eminently walk able. Airport could be much better and transfer to and fro - bit of a carbuncle but it the best they can do. Relying on taxis \c£150 each way, or a bus thingy which isn't easily signed or understood. I understand it now, but a the time i was rather angst. Return public transport is practically non-existent before 7am so if an early return flight you are a hostage to taxi fare. International Airport is 40 miles, roughly, from Reykjavik [45 minutes at 4am without traffic]. I am pleased i have visited and been out the city and seen the 'landscape'. It's not a location for a regular long weekend away for me, more a once only, but its nice enough. Perfectly safe and quite unlike Stockholm / Oslo. A place to take your fiance for sure.

ive already answered these questions twice. we paid for a superior room and got one. Neighborhood is out of the way but has great views and animals and is near the road to Costco. we spent 2 weeks driving the entire island and enjoyed it. This place has a theme tastefully done and modern amenities.The Viking Hotel restaurant where you check -in has a nice themed restaurant good food and service.