"Despite the hotel’s somewhat unpreposessing location in the middle of what appears to be an industrial estate, we did enjoy our stay in room 501 here.
Points of note-
The hotel is approximately 2 miles from the centre of Reykjavik. So prepare to walk, hire a car or make use of taxis etc.
We were told the hotel has no reception desk-and we never did see or find one. You need to contact them in advance to get your “access code” which unlocks the main door, your room door and then locks your room door on exit. The e-mail with this information went to our booking agents, and not me, so I had to call their call centre to get it re-sent. All while standing outside in temperatures below freezing.
This code also will not work until 3pm on your arrival day. Luckily we were able to attract the attention of the housekeepers who let us in and let us wait while they finished cleaning our room.
The bathroom is a wet room. So when you’re in the shower, the toilet will get wet. The sliding door also leaks so the floor outside also gets wet and slippery.
The WiFi was also very spotty and wasn’t working at all on our last day, so the TV refused to work.
And the heating while excellent, gets a bit overwhelming and may need turning down.
But. The bed. Oh my word the bed. I wanted to pack it up and bring it home. Hands down the comfiest bed I have ever slept in !
Overall, it’s a good base and a place to lay your head at the end of the day. Would happily return."