Reykjavik

Although Reykjavik is currently in the middle of a hotel boom, the Hotel Borg was the city’s first luxury hotel—and it’s still the most beloved. — Condé Nast Traveler

Icelandair doesn’t just specialize in well-priced airplane tickets, and stopover incentives. — Travel + Leisure

Part of the Design Hotels group, Iceland's first boutique-hotel is located in the heart of downtown on a busy street near the major shopping area. — Star Service

This upscale 4-star hotel enjoys a good location on a quiet street in downtown Reykjavik, a decent spread of facilities and one of the country’s largest privately-owned art collections. — The Telegraph

A boutique hotel with bags of personality, Oðinsvé contains 43 sun-drenched rooms with wooden floors, original artwork and classic furnishings. — Lonely Planet

Scandinavian-sleek in a historic former shipping company building ideally located in vibrant downtown Reykjavik. — Jetsetter

The chic rooms are decked out with timber-beamed ceilings, Venetian fabrics, and marble bathrooms. Business and executive rooms...include free access to the exceptional Hilton Reykjavik Spa — Frommer's

This owners of this property call it a boutique-hotel, and it fits the bill for that. — Star Service

Similar to its sibling properties in town, this harbor-front hotel in the heart of town offers the basics at an exceptional price. — Star Service

This long-running hotel is earning more attention for its lower rates and central position near restaurants and bars. — Star Service

In a nationally protected building of vintage turquoise blue glass 10 minutes from the center of town, this hotel is opposite the Reykjavik domestic airport. — Star Service

There isn't a shred of staleness in this lovely downtown hotel in the trendy Lighthouse Village area of downtown Reykjavík. — Fodor's

Situated on the edge of downtown Reykjavik, this stylish, eco-friendly hotel offers hip rooms and common areas, views across to Mount Esja and a chic bar and restaurant. — The Telegraph

Situated on one of Reykjavik’s oldest streets, this centrally located hotel has 89 charming, modern rooms, convenient access to an adjacent restaurant and a warm, hospitable ambiance. — The Telegraph

The rooms of this family-run hotel are small and uninspired, with narrow beds, small bathrooms, and generic furniture -- but the location and friendly, relaxed atmosphere are key. — Frommer's

Each oversized unit has a unique layout and set of amenities, ranging from terrace access to sofabeds to dining areas. Downstairs are an artisanal grocer and a hip bar — Frommer's

The Loft is one of Reykjavik’s leading hostels. — The Telegraph

Room with a View offers a number of self-catering apartments in the center of town for those who prefer to cook their own meals and would like extra space. — Fodor's

This four-star hotel is the largest in Iceland, with 320 rooms. — The Telegraph