Canopy by Hilton Reykjavik City Centre

"​Canopy is a gorgeous, beautifully decorated hotel, though it can be a little tricky to find at first. ​The lobby features a convenient Honor Café, while the hotel's separate restaurant area serves an excellent buffet breakfast with a wide variety of fresh options, including eggs, bacon, and pastries. Bus stops are conveniently close by, making getting around easy. The fitness center is basic—equipped with dumbbells and a few machines—but sufficient for a light workout. ​A quick note for future guests: rooms on the second floor can get quite noisy on Friday and Saturday nights due to the bars located right outside. Overall, though, it's a great hotel and I’d still recommend it!"

"Hotel was in a superbly central location so everything in Reykjavik was within walking distance. Breakfast was delicious and varied. Rooms were well appointed and clean. The fridge was a very helpful addition. Staff were polite and assisted us with all our enquiries."

"I stayed at this hotel for five days and enjoyed many things about the hotel. I struggled and was unable to write an excellent review given the horrific noise level in my room (214) that kept me up from 11 PM until past 4 AM on Friday and Saturday nights. In fairness to the hotel, they offered to change my room, but after having stayed in a different part of Iceland for two days, we didn't want to change rooms and pack up all our things again, especially in the middle of the night. I have a replaced hip and knee, and struggling with my bags wasn't something I wanted to tackle. I was awoken by blasting music that pulsed and made my room feel like it was shaking. I tried to call the front desk several times, but the phone wasn't connecting. The manager of the bar told me that a guest had encountered the same issue trying to get a hold of the desk and had called the restaurant to get assistance. I got dressed and went to the desk and found out there were two local bars; one had recently opened. I was given earplugs, but they truly didn't help. I had breakfast and went back to bed for the rest of the morning, missing my tour and waking up late in the afternoon after 1:30 PM. The rest of the week, we didn't have any noise issues; it must just be a weekend quality-of-life issue. Truly, people placed in rooms susceptible to noise should be warned so they can decide if they are able to sleep through it or go to bed with earplugs. I think you would have to be a really sound sleeper to sleep through this. My windows were closed and it had no impact on the music, loud and repetitive with a strong bass. It's a shame because it's not the fault of the hotel, yet it needs to be addressed. I have gone through the reviews on TripAdvisor, and many people mention the noise issues. I received 1,000 Hilton points valued at less than 5 dollars for my troubles. Positives: location is excellent close to some bus stops that typically are closeby. Construction and detours affected my pick-up locations. The view from my room was nice, with the Danish embassy across the street and a mountain in the background. The restaurant staff is lovely and very helpful. Our Romanian waiter was excellent at dinner. Breakfast was outstanding and included. The best bacon I have ever eaten, with a tremendous selection to choose from. Pastries, fresh guacamole, eggs, potatoes, fresh ham, cheeses, and so much more! The bartender, Tyna, is so warm and welcoming. On certain days, there is a happy hour, and you receive a choice of a few local Icelandic drinks for free. The hotel has tons of spots to curl up and read a book or socialize. Except one staff member was excellent; special shout-out to Yasmine, Nino, and of course Tyna. Nice hot showers, great bedding, and good-sized rooms. Cons: Loud Music on the weekends! The hotel has an odd configuration, but after a day, I was able to navigate easily. Would I come back? Yes, but I would avoid the rooms next to the bars or possibly book a stay Sunday and check out on Friday."