Top Hotels Near Reykjavik Park and Zoo in Reykjavik from NZ$231

"Our room was facing the back of the hotel and there's a major construction site that affected our stay. Overall just and ordinary hotel, nothing to brag about.. pricy as everything else in Iceland"

"The hotel spa and evening restaurant was very pleasant. Staff in the main restaurant and spa lovely, though younger members may need training. Delivered wrong drinks and brought the bread with the soup after the meal was served but were very apologetic and lovely. Food was excellent, Staff in the breakfast area however rude and ignorant. Ended up making an official complaint. It was a mixed bag really. Some customer training required to improve standards. "

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"The room was really nice and spacious. Breakfast was amazing. I never got the check in email so we were scrambling trying to get the code for the garage and the room. We got lucky we found a woman to help us. Other than that, we had a great time here"

"Hotel Reykjavík Lights is an excellent property that ai highly recommend. I felt safe due to its elevator security, and the breakfast buffet was outstanding. Anything a person could want was there and constantly refilled. Multiple restaurants are in walking distance, as well. The only downside was its distance from Old Town and the bus terminal, from which many tours embarked. A cab was necessary."

"The rooms were not modern and looked very basic. Toiletries have been cut back with no access to housekeeping easily "

"A very charming, smaller property that makes you feel special. Very clean rooms. Close to a huge mall, spas and restaurants. Also, near a bus stop for more travel flexibility to and from downtown Reykjavik. "

"Very good very nice"

"Nicely decorated. No luggage space or drawers to put your clothes though. Good Nespresso machine (including coffee pods) but a little short on pots/pans (1 each). Can be noisy at times from neighbours next door or upstairs. Good laundry facilities (including soap). Close to good cafe and supermarket. Too far away to walk for downtown Reykjavik. There is a public busstop nearby. We had lots of snow/ice so walking was difficult. Busstop to pick up for excursions was about 15-20min walk. "