Top Hotels Near National and University Library of Iceland in Reykjavik from NZ$316

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"Fantastic stay. Clean, comfortable and quiet room. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast had planty of options and was well stocked. Spa was rea"

"room was nice and clean, had kitchen amenities including a fridge, coffee maker, stove top. also had a bathroom. fantastic location, walking distance to many restaurants and bars"

"My main reason for staying here was it was half the price of anywhere else. The location is great as you can walk anywhere from here. The pods are fairly quiet and the facilities are kept clean."

"Room was very clean and staff was very kind and helpful. Great locations. Would definitely stay here again. "

"The staff was amazing, the location is right in the heart of Reykjavik. The room looks out into the city. Couldn’t ask for anything more "

"Stayed 2 nights when I got to Iceland and return to stay another night after Southland trip before going home— because it’s just a perfect hotel. Good service, Great location, and nice amenities."

"Stayed at Fosshotel Baron for 7 nights, excellent location close to everything bus stops, attractions, shopping, ocean. Nice size room with mini fridge and comfortable beds. Very hot water which is nice for showering after long trips in the cold weather. Very nice breakfast, i would rate breakfast above average and much better selection then in other countries. Appreciated healthy options such as dry fruits, nuts, yogurts, fresh fruits. Good coffee. I had nice views of the ocean and mountains from my room. Very happy and recommend, will stay again. "

"This was the second time we stayed here. The rooms are meticulously clean and the staff are always helpful and friendly. We were able to take advantage of the free parking (first come, first served) all days except one but there was reasonable street parking half a block away. There is some construction out front of the hotel - the city is building a public square which will be great when open. I’d guess by spring 2026. The work started and finished at a reasonable time. But honestly all of Reykjavik seems to be under construction. It is a thriving city. "