Hotels in Reykjavik
Northern lights, hot springs and a small, walkable centre.
Hotels in Reykjavik
Hotella.com compares hotels, apartments and guesthouses in Reykjavik. Every price on this page is fetched live for your dates and covers the whole stay, so nothing here is a stored or outdated rate.
Prices 30 Sep – 2 Oct
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How to find a hotel in Reykjavik
Almost everything visitors want is within walking distance of Laugavegur, and airport transfers and day tours pick up from central hotels. The city is compact but expensive, so guesthouses and apartments are worth comparing against hotels. Summer and the Christmas and New Year period are the busiest and dearest.
Best time to visit: September to March for the aurora; June and July for long daylight at peak prices.
Popular areas
- City centre and Laugavegur
- Old Harbour
- Vesturbær
- Laugardalur
Popular hotels in Reykjavik
- Reykjavik Residence Apartment Hotel4★
- Black Pearl Apartment Hotel5★
- Hotel Eyja4★
- Hotel Lotus4★
- Exeter Hotel4★
- Hotel Reykjavík Saga4★
- Sand Hotel by Keahotels4★
- Reykjavik Marina - Berjaya Iceland Hotels4★
- Midgardur by Center Hotels4★
- Apótek Hotel Reykjavík by Keahotels4★
- Grandi by Center Hotels4★
- Kvosin Downtown Hotel4★
Areas and landmarks in Reykjavik
Frequently asked questions about hotels in Reykjavik
- How much does a hotel in Reykjavik cost?
- Prices vary with the season and the day of the week. This page shows today's lowest total price per hotel, pulled from several booking sites at once so you can compare before you book.
- When is the cheapest time to visit Reykjavik?
- Midweek nights and the low season are usually cheapest. Shifting your stay by a few days can lower the total noticeably — try different dates in the search above.
- Do I book the hotel with Hotella.com?
- No. We compare prices and send you on to the booking site with the offer you picked. The booking and the payment happen with that provider.
- Are the prices total prices?
- We show the total price for the whole stay in EUR. Some hotels charge local taxes on arrival — this is flagged on the offer when we are told about it.