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Hotel Hilda, Reykjavík Hotels
Charming family home now a guesthouse with bright rooms, vintage details, and a garden
Hotel Hilda, situated in a beautifully renovated former family residence, now stands as a welcoming guesthouse nestled in the vibrant heart of downtown Reykjavík. Its prime location provides easy access to the city’s many points of interest. The shimmering waterfront is a leisurely stroll, less than ten minutes away, inviting guests to enjoy the calming sea breeze and stunning coastal views. Within a similar ten-minute radius, visitors will discover a wealth of cultural attractions, including the serene Tjörnin Lake, a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts, the prestigious National Gallery of Iceland, showcasing a rich collection of Icelandic art, and the innovative Reykjavík Art Museum, featuring diverse exhibitions spanning various artistic mediums.
A slightly longer, but still manageable, fifteen-minute journey will bring you to the iconic Harpa Concert Hall, a marvel of modern architecture and a hub for musical performances, and the awe-inspiring Hallgrimskirkja, a landmark church that offers panoramic views of the entire city.
Inside Hotel Hilda, this charming four-story house boasts approximately fifteen bright and airy rooms, each meticulously designed to provide a comfortable and memorable stay. The thoughtful incorporation of vintage furniture adds a touch of nostalgic elegance, while the preservation of original building details offers a glimpse into the property’s rich history. Local artwork adorns the walls, contributing to the personalized and authentically Icelandic ambiance that permeates throughout the entire guesthouse. Guests can choose from a variety of room options, including Double Rooms, Superior Rooms, and spacious Family Rooms, all designed to accommodate multiple guests comfortably. For those with limited mobility, accessible rooms are thoughtfully provided, ensuring a comfortable and inclusive experience for all.
Each morning, guests are invited to begin their day in the inviting dining room, where a delightful breakfast spread awaits. Featuring an array of locally sourced products, this breakfast offers a delicious taste of Icelandic flavors. The friendly and helpful staff are always on hand to provide personalized recommendations for nearby restaurants and eateries, ensuring that guests are never lacking for delicious dining options in this central Reykjavík location.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+354 5523020
Barugata 11
http://hotel-hilda-reykjavik-101.bedspro.com/en/
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