2-Star Hotels in Keflavik

Typical airport hostel, which has exactly what you need (and no more) for a single night before leaving the country. In the name of truth, the standard of this hostel is more like a 2- or 3-star hotel than of a typical hostel! Although rooms are spacious, the beds are curiously narrow, but the mattresses are good, so the sleep quality is good - after all. Breakfast is already served from 4 o'clock in the morning, so even those of us who (sigh!) had to catch a very early flight could have breakfast at the hotel. Breakfast is a bit basic, but besides bread the quality and variation is OK. We didn't meet any staff at all other than the receptionist. She was friendly, but indeed on cruise control, so you really had to have your ears perked up to get any of the information.

Pros: - short drive to airport - common areas make up for tiny rooms - early “breakfast” Cons: - breakfast lacking in so many ways - property cleanliness questionable – bathroom, black coverings - flattest pillows ever (the covers were thicker than the pillow) - no space whatsoever - very low effort and one of our most expensive stays Summary: Unfortunately, the B&B Guesthouse in Keflavik missed the mark in many, many ways and there is evident lack of overall care whilst riding on the coat tails of an 8.x positive review score they likely had years and years ago. The only saving grace was that this was our last stay prior to leaving and it made us want to return home after our time in this beautiful country. Upon arrival, the front desk attendant was not available. When the attendant finally returned and we checked in, we were provided a very very small room with literally a bed with the flattest pillows I’ve ever slept on, tacky black bedding, a shelf mounted above to bump your head on, a wall-mounted television, and that’s it. We elected for accommodation with a private bathroom and in our case we found possible mold contamination (unacceptable). The common area fortunately offered some reprieve and extra space, but it was again a small space overall. “Breakfast” was self-serve and by far the most basic set up of all properties we stayed at. Very simple, very basic, and very low effort. The biggest kicker was the cost of this stay was quite high at time of booking, and the price we paid was more than the nicest hotel we stayed at during our trip (which had a bathroom bigger than the ENTIRE room & bathroom here). In short, B&B Guesthouse Keflavik is highly NOT recommended unless the price is right and you do not have a car for transport. If you are driving, there are many options even in other areas and you can drive to the airport first thing in the morning. I’d even resort to a night in the car instead. If you found this review to be helpful, please kindly indicate so it would help me focus on my future review efforts!

The room was clean, the beds were comfortable. Everything needed was provided. Being able to make a hot drink and having a microwave was very welcoming. The breakfast had a great selection and was very tasty. Location close to the airport is very convenient for the early flight.

An excellent place to stay and only 9 mins from the airport. Great to stay on arrival or night before departure. We were met by the owner, Reynir. The B&B was homely, warm and welcoming. Our bedroom was the music room, where the decoration of the room was musical instruments along the ceiling. A very quirky, different kind of property situated next to the sea. I only had to cross a road to view the Northern Lights who were displayed beautifully. We had a lovely breakfast before setting off on our trip. Transfers and drops offs to the airport are offered, but we had a hired car. There was also use of a fabulous hot tub. Would definitely recommend Ravens B&B

Location is perfect as is just 3mins walk to airport. It would be perfect to return car the night before you catch a really early flight the next morning. It's also good that bfast is included. Only drawback is that the hotel is a bit old, but it's fine for one night stay.

Booked a brief 6-hour overnight stay to catch a few hours sleep & a shower between long flight days, was worth every penny. Got in just after midnight in late June & took a pic of the ocean from my balcony, beautiful! Everything was clean, comfortable, & the staff very nice & accommodating. Hotel only a couple of miles from the airport.

Staying for one night, the room is small, but it is not easy to have a private bathroom in Iceland. Breakfast is provided in the morning, which is OK. Staff English is very good and very welcoming! Very close to the airport. The surrounding environment is good and there is also its own restaurant next to the Duus Museum.

Room hygiene is OK, domestic quality, breakfast is average, there are few things, but tea, coffee and hot water are available all day, which is still very convenient. The location is 6 kilometers away from the airport and 20 kilometers away from the blue lake, which is very convenient After traveling around the island, take a break and leave by plane. When the hotel goes out, turn right and there is a Thai meal, which makes it more comfortable to eat. The room is not big, and the water for bathing and showering is relatively large. Easy parking. The hotel can sign up for various tourism projects and signed up for the Aurora Group. I was very lucky to see the 8-level Aurora, a small group, and a full-size SUV to pick up and drop off the store, which is very convenient and comfortable.

It's a beautiful furnished place, not very nice outdoor, it's not a hotel so it has no reception but inside I found everything I needed. I read a very large clean and straight bed, which is not easy to find in Iceland there is a sofa and a bed. Spacious bathroom breakfast already present in the room, not comparable to one of the hotel just prepared is varied

The hotel is conveniently close to the airport. We had a late flight and contactless checkin was very nice. The room was bare bones and the bed wasn’t comfortable. My biggest concern was the temperature in the shower. It was SCALDING. I can’t imagine anyone could actually stand under it and it didn’t change no matter which way you turned the handle. If I was coming to Iceland again under the same circumstances, I would suck it up and get a more expensive hotel.