Ideal base in the middle of downtown Reykjavik
Tucked away on a side street just off Laugavegur – the bustling boulevard that runs right through the middle of downtown Reykjavik – this hotel makes an excellent base for exploring the Icelandic capital and beyond.
From here, it's just a short stroll down to the waterfront, where you'll find the iconic Harpa concert hall and the Sun Voyager monument. If you're lucky with the weather conditions, the waterfront is also a great spot to watch the Northern Lights when they appear. Other major landmarks within easy walking distance include Rainbow Street (Skólavörðustígur), Brauð & Co bakery and the famous Hallgrimskirkja church.
The hotel’s breakfast buffet is the best way to start your day – it’s served in the reception area every morning. For other meals, you’re perfectly placed to stroll through the city’s charming streets and hop between its range of restaurants. There are plenty nearby – if you’re stuck for choice, the staff can gladly help you out with a recommendation or two, and they'll also point you in the right direction when it comes to booking excursions.
Expect clean, comfortable rooms, each equipped with a mini fridge and tea and coffee making facilities. There's free luggage storage downstairs, so if you arrive early or you've got plans on your departure day, you can easily drop your bags off and make the most of your time in Reykjavik.
What Center Hotels Klopp has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 breakfast area
- 1 bar
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Find out more about Reykjavik City
As you traverse the lunar-like lava fields that characterise the landscape around Keflavik, Iceland’s main international airport, you may feel like you’ve arrived on another planet. A soak in the steaming, milky blue waters of the Blue Lagoon may further solidify that impression. Once you arrive in Reykjavik, though, you’ll discover a city with a cool, cosmopolitan vibe, a flourishing food and drink scene, and a kaleidoscope of brightly painted houses that offer endless satisfying photo opportunities.