Hotel Eyja, Reykjavík

A cool place just on the edge of downtown and an easy walk to the sights. Street parking was available and free but did fill up so we didn't move once we got our spot for the one night. We took a chance and dropped in at 2 PM and they were able to accommodate an early check-in. Breakfast was not in the rate and was pricy ($30US I think) so we got some light fare at a city market.

They don't have full walls between the bathroom and bedroom. The showers have mold and the door doesn't fit so the bathroom gets soaked when you shower. The rooms are too small for the luggage and don't even have coat hooks. The room lights are woefully insufficient.

This hotel was great. The breakfast was really nice and the location was perfect. It’s out of the core so it’s easy to drive and park but close enough that you can just walk into the town easily and see beautiful views.

On the outskirts of town, but they have parking and the walk to town and good restaurants was easy. Room was clean and nicely appointed.

Our quick 1-night stay here was a great choice. This hotel is slightly off the central shopping district, but only by a few blocks. We had easy free parking right out front. Our room was small, cute, and lodge-like. We did not have breakfast or any food here, other than the free coffee in the lobby. The large Bonus grocery store is just a block behind this hotel, so that could be helpful if you need to stock up before leaving town. It's easy to head to the airport from here too. A gas station with the fabulous Braou bakery is just down the hill on your way to the highway.

We loved this hotel! It is beautiful. The decor is fabulous. I would definitely stay here again. The view of the waterfront from our room was amazing. We delighted in watching the boat traffic and seeing the mountains off in the distance. Thy do offer parking behind the hotel. The lounge was lovely. The staff was friendly and helpful. They do not include breakfast with the room but the cost did not seem unreasonable.

I am a kimkim staff member and stayed at this hotel for one night during my Iceland trip in March.
The Eyja hotel is a cozy and welcoming boutique hotel located just outside of the main city center of Reykjavik. The walking distance to the main shopping streets is about 5-10 minutes. It has an uphill location and offers views over the Sun Voyager and the sea.
A bigger supermarket can be found just behind the hotel with for Iceland reasonable prices.
The hotel has a balinese inspired style with lots of bamboo and wood items. The hotel rooms are a little bit on the smaller side but very comfortable. They are equipped with a kettle and instant coffee and tea, ironing facilities and a flat-screen TV with regional and some international channels. Bathrooms have a walk-in shower and free high-quality toiletries.
Breakfast is served every morning in buffet style. If it is not included in the room rate, it is worth paying for it (around 30 USD). A great choice of high-quality organic and local products is offered such as organic scrambled eggs, Icelandic salmon, butter, cheeses and Skyr as well as fresh bread, buns, pastries and fruits. If you feel brave enough, you can take a shot of Icelandic fish oil made from Cod.
A little fitness room can be found on the first floor. It is equipped with a rowing machine, a pull-up bar, a cable machine, free weights and some yoga matts. Everything is made from wood and working without any electricity.
The biggest bonus of the hotel is the free parking right in front. Parking spaces cannot be reserved, however there are plenty.
The staff is very friendly and attentive.

The location was great! The hotel was very comfortable and the decor was upscale and modern. We loved the lobby restaurant and bar area too.

Cute and comfortable with a very friendly staff. Its a little on the outskirts of the City, but aside from that, accommodation was great.

Our last night in Iceland we stayed at this hotel and didn't have a lot of exposure to internal services. First impressions ... the reception area is cramped (right next to dining), the access to elevators was somewhat impeded with construction / barrier. We did not eat dinner or breakfast here.