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Reykjavík Marina – Berjaya Iceland Hotels, Reykjavík Hotels
Quirky harborside hotel with modern rooms, colorful decor, and a celebrated cocktail bar
Overview
The uniquely designed Reykjavík Marina, a distinguished member of the Berjaya Iceland Hotels group, enjoys a prime location adjacent to the vibrant Old Harbour. Here, guests are immediately immersed in the sights and sounds of working fishing boats and bustling ferries. The hotel’s convenient situation allows for effortless exploration; visitors find themselves mere steps away from the picturesque Sculpture and Shore Walk, perfect for a leisurely amble. Furthermore, notable attractions such as the fascinating Maritime Museum and the architecturally stunning Harpa Concert Hall are easily accessible with just a short and pleasant stroll.
Accommodation options within the Reykjavík Marina are diverse, catering to a range of needs and preferences. Guests can select from compact and comfortable single rooms to expansive and luxurious suites. Many of these rooms boast captivating views of the harbor, providing a constant connection to the city’s maritime activity, while others feature private balconies, ideal for enjoying the crisp Icelandic air. Regardless of the room type, all are thoughtfully appointed with playful and stylish décor, ensuring a visually stimulating and memorable stay, and equipped with all the modern comforts one would expect.
The hotel’s common areas extend the eclectic and engaging design theme found in the guest rooms. These communal spaces are designed to encourage relaxation and socializing. A lounge area featuring a distinctive ’60s-style firepit provides a cozy and inviting environment, while a small cinema offers a perfect escape for movie enthusiasts. The Slippbarinn bar and bistro, a particularly popular spot among both guests and locals, offers a tempting array of drinks and delectable dishes, completing the Reykjavík Marina experience.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+354 560-8000
Myrargata 2
https://www.icelandairhotels.com/en/hotels/reykjavik/reykjavik-marina
Free wifi
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