Cosy hotels with a spa in Reykjavik
We've scored 5 cosy hotels with a spa in Reykjavik; Hotel Borg by Keahotels leads at 6.3/10. Ranked by cosy score.
- Reykjavik, Iceland
This handsome Art Deco hotel on Reykjavik's central square wins consistent praise for its warm, helpful staff, who arrange taxis, secure early check-ins, and dispense local recommendations with evident enthusiasm, alongside a breakfast buffet stocked with salmon, skyr, crispy bacon, and rhubarb-topped potato pancakes, all set within comfortable, heated rooms where the bathroom floors are warmly underfoot even on the coldest Icelandic mornings.
- Reykjavik, Iceland
Sitting in the heart of Reykjavik within walking distance of the city's main attractions, this polished hotel wins consistent praise for its generous buffet breakfast with both buffet and menu options, spotless and well-appointed rooms adorned with gorgeous art throughout, attentive and hospitable front-desk staff, a basement spa complete with hot tub, steam room, sauna, and cold room, and a restaurant that repeatedly draws admiration, making it a thoroughly comfortable and well-positioned base for exploring Iceland's capital.
- Reykjavik, Iceland
Tucked discreetly down an alley off Laugavegur, this small, well-kept hotel wins guests over with beautifully designed rooms boasting mountain and city views, suite balconies with private saunas, a welcome glass of bubbles on arrival, and staff, Virginia at the front desk singled out by name, whose warm, attentive manner consistently turns a good stay into a memorable one.
- Reykjavik, Iceland
A well-located Reykjavik base where exceptionally warm reception staff, singled out by name by more than one guest, combine with a generous, varied breakfast, complimentary in-room coffee, and clean, comfortable rooms to make for a reliably pleasant stay, even if the lighting in the bedrooms leaves a little to be desired.
- Reykjavik, Iceland
A solid rather than standout base on the quiet edge of Reykjavík, Hotel Ísland draws consistent praise for spacious, comfortable rooms, a well-regarded breakfast buffet, and a spa where therapists such as Monika and Martin deliver notably skilled massages, all supported by a front-desk team, Emily, Angelo, and David among them, whose warmth and helpful recommendations leave a strong impression, though some guests flag inconsistent housekeeping, overheated rooms, and a location that requires a bus ride to reach the city centre.
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