Excellent location just beside the Hallgrímskirkja in Reykjavik. We were in the other property across the road so had a shared bathroom and pantry area. Breakfast was self service in the conservatory with a good selection of cereals, fresh bread and wonderful marmalade which tasted like homemade.

Too warm at times and noisy. The radiator pipes clicked through the night, we could hear people talking in the next room and traffic passing by. Electrical safety! One of the sockets beside the sink was off the wall and there were three sockets in the bathroom.

The beds were incredibly comfortable. Loved having a sink in our room. The guesthouse was relatively quiet, too. We could hardly tell that it was a full house! The location was great, right in the city center. Wi-Fi worked perfectly. Prior to coming to the guesthouse, the staff were incredibly communicative / responsive to email.

There wasn't anything that my group outright disliked. Check-in was a little confusing at first when we arrived, as we did arrive at an earlier time, which conflicted with others as they were checking out. There also isn't a true reception desk which confused us a bit. But once we found a staff member and were checked in, staying at the guesthouse was straightforward and painless.

Very clean and comfortable and more than I was expecting in terms of room size and breakfast offerings, given the I expensive price. Excellent location for eating, shopping the central downtown area, and so convenient for the guided tour companies that pick up at Stop 8, which is in nearby landmark church parking lot. 15 minutes to a public pool/hot baths.

The room locks and main door lock at my building are noisier than typical. People lock their door when going to shared bathroom, so you might hear that a lot early or late at night. The staff you see at breakfast (maybe one person), does a good job at getting what needs to be done, done, but they don’t know answers questions that a receptionist would -ie, where is that commonly used nearby bus stop 8; how do you pay for public bus (an app).

Location is great, within 10-15 minute's walk of most of the areas of interest, almost all within a 30 minute walk. I was pleased to smell coffee our first morning; I didn't realize they had a Continental breakfast every day. It's simple; bread, cheeses, deli meat, some veggies, hard eggs. Our room was small and basic, but clean with a comfortable bed. Our room had a small sink, which is a plus given the shared bathroom. I really appreciated that the staff helped to favorably resolve a reservation/cancellation issue that b--king.com was no help with.

Hard boiling the eggs with about 50cc of salt per liter of water will make them easier to peel! ;-) We were without water one morning, so we went to breakfast and all was well afterwards.

I had a fantastic stay at this guesthouse! It's perfectly located, close to the main attractions and the bus station, making it easy to explore the area. Despite being so central, the Guesthouse is situated on a quiet street, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep. The comfortable beds made my stay even more relaxing, and the good breakfast provided in the morning. The highlight, however, was the super nice staff—they were incredibly welcoming and always ready to help with anything I needed. Highly recommend staying here!

The bathroom was clean and well-maintained, though it was a bit to small.

Very clean room, good quality typical Nordic breakfast, I liked the atmosphere of the whole place. Comfortable bed, and the room was big enough for a single room at a budget accommodation. Check in took just a few seconds, only to tell my name and then get the keys. I stayed for a whole week, using Reykjavik as a base for exploring western and southern Iceland. The price was very affordable considering how expensive accommodation is in general in Reykjavik.

I do not have any complaints!

Simple but practical accommodation in the city centre. Breakfast was delicious. The communal kitchen was well equipped and guests could cook their own meals after breakfast. The room was comfortable and spacious. The shared bathroom was very close to the rooms, luckily there were not too many rooms per bathroom so we never had to wait long. The whole accommodation was very clean, we would love to return in the future.

The soundproofing was not the best, you could hear everything from the corridor and from the upper floors. We couldn't sleep much in the morning because of this. In the bathroom the water pressure was sometimes not the best, so we had to wait a while because the water didn't come properly.

It was small and simple but perfectly formed. My keys were waiting for me and were easy to pick up and return as I arrived and left after hours. I just needed to go across the road and find my room. It was clean, quiet and everything I needed. A shared bathroom but again, clean and worked really well.

It was a little difficult to find my room the first night as I was looking for a door number but mine and the other rooms were contained within another door that just had Aurora on so I walked straight past. Apparently this is a common problem so maybe the door number range should be written on here too.

Convenient location near the church, clean. Although room space is small, there is sufficient space to put my luggage on floor and it has a big table and a shelf.

The pole with the privacy curtain dropped in my room. Toilet on the second floor is lacking hooks for clothing and towel, but can use the toilet on L1 or L3 instead (both have hooks). Stairway between L1 and B1 is really narrow, to be careful if you are carrying your luggage from B1 storage area to upper floors at night.

Nice Guesthouse in downtown Reykjavík. Great location for walking everywhere in Reykjavík including the famous church, shopping, restaurants and the community pool/hot tubs. Breakfast was included and was good enough. Would definitely stay here again.

This Guest house comprises of 3 buildings I believe. If your not staying in the main building the directions from the main building to the other buildings/rooms can be confusing. I had to help several guests “find” the room they were assigned.