Best Akureyrarbaer Hotels

"The hotel is halfway up the mountain, and you can see the whole mountain through the window. It's not far from Akureyri's pedestrian street, and it takes 10 minutes to walk there. There seems to be a citizen hot spring bath next to the hotel, and there is a parking lot downstairs, which is quite convenient."

"The apartment was very clean, the location is quite good, a little bit outside the center. I think the instructions should be better in terms of how to arrive to the place. Had no exact pictures and was a little bit hard to find it during the night as well as to understand how everything works."

"This hotel apartment is very satisfactory, except for the lack of shampoo and conditioner, it meets all the needs of going out. The check-in procedure is very simple, convenient and fast, and the parking space is convenient."

"The hotel room is really a bit small, with three small beds. I almost fell off when I rolled over at night. I could only open one suitcase🧳, and I couldn't move when I opened the second one. The breakfast was simple eggs, beans, bacon🥓, juice, and bread. ,fruit. Hygienic and clean, the service desk is very friendly. The location is good. You can see the church when you go out. There are supermarkets, restaurants, and bars next to it. I was woken up by people singing outside the bar at night."

"We had an enjoyable 1 night stay in the newly renovated boutique wing, which we requested for. The hotel was in the midst of transformation so we expected hiccups but there were none. Our room was compact but newly furnished with a very comfy bed and stylish amenities like a large Samsung TV, coffee machine, Marshall speakers and L'Occitane toiletries. We were hoping for a city/fjord view instead of the hill fortifications out back. Still, we enjoyed the new hotel facade, plush lobby cocktail lounge vibes and ease of free parking out front. Breakfast requires one to walk out to the next building annex but the hall had roomy seating and plenty of options for a nice Scandi breakfast. The airport is a 5-min drive away, the city centre and waterfront all 5 minutes away on foot. A nicely updated base for Akureykri and North Iceland."

"Iceland's second largest city, the hotel is located on the commercial street. Cars cannot be driven in front of the door, and cars can only be parked on the back road. The hotel reception and bar are in the same place, the environment is a bit messy, there is a small elevator upstairs, which is more convenient. I booked several rooms, some large and some small, and each room is decorated differently, resulting in a variety of shelves for storage. But overall it is relatively clean. Because there is a bar downstairs, it is a little noisy when the window is opened, and the sound insulation of the window is good."

"Quite a novel experience staying in a capsule and loved the privacy and USB ports and universal socket. No snoring noises though the plastic doors create a din whenever someone slides it open and close. Not sure if the bathrooms were in use or barred from use but a few seem to be perpetually locked. Shower stall may be a little tight and no rack such that toiletries can only be placed outside the shower stall. Nice kitchen. All dishes to be washed and placed in dish washer for disinfection. Only grief was no hair dryer. ISK 1000 to rent a towel seemed exorbitant but not uncommon in Iceland."

"Located in a street in the center of the city, convenient for shopping, free access and fully equipped"

"Good location, there is a pig supermarket nearby, the living room is large, but the lighting can be improved, because it is connected to the open kitchen, but the lighting is not enough, and the cooking is a bit dark. The room is not big, there is no way to put luggage, but there is a shelf at the bedside, and there is a small wooden raft at the door of the room to put things. I encountered a strange thing that night, around 8 pm, suddenly another tenant opened the door to enter the porch, just happened to stop her at the door, it should be wrong. Called the front desk to complain, said that the password was not shared, and I have been appeased that I have no security concerns, but I am also afraid, so I have to take the drying rack and rope homemade security equipment to ensure that the door cannot be opened. Fortunately, there was no accident that night. I guess there is a problem with the door?"