Best Hotels near Swan lake, Akureyri

My husband, teenage daughter, and I enjoyed staying one night in a triple (a queen bed and a twin bed) with a private bath. This modern hotel with a Scandanavian feel is centrally located, including close to the beautiful Botanical Garden and the harbour area. The room is large, clean and well appointed. There's plenty of room in the closets as well. The bathroom was good sized as well. The breakfast was a combination of hot and cold dishes, so we filled up until dinner. The hotel was packed with tour groups, but it was quiet at night. The hotel staff was helpful and courteous. When we needed to arrange for a reimbursement of our cancelled whale watch due to bad weather, the hotel manager graciously placed the call to the company and explained to them in Icelandic what our inquiry was about (we received the reimbursement).

The prime location of the city center, near the Akreli Church. The parking space at the entrance of the hotel is slightly tight, but there is a parking lot nearby (seems to be free outside 10-16). The room is a bit cramped, but everything is available. The front desk service is good. Breakfast is OK.

The location is right next to the cathedral and a two-minute walk from the internet celebrity RUB23. The room is fully equipped with pots and pans, so you can cook by yourself, and the sanitary conditions are also excellent. The only thing to note is that parking is a little tight.

Very kind people, who helped me when I needed to resolve a problem with my booking. a capsule Hotel that is a very good idea for hostels and it is also funny to sleep in a spatial-like room. The unique problem maybe is the weak electricity to recharge phone... but you can recharge your electrical stuff in the common area. I warmly reccommend to stay in this hostel if you are in Akureyri, it's in the city centre with parking in the street.

Just spent 2 nights here Very conveniently situated just 5 min walk from town centre, allbeit up a sharp hill The room was enormous, the bed very comfortable (except the pillows, come on what was it with those pillows? I would have had more support putting a sock in a shirt. Buy some proper pillows!!!!!) The bathroom - with a jet bath and a shower - was bigger than some rooms we've stayed in. There was even a door to a balcony from the bathroom. Building plenty warm enough but not double glazed so windows all condensed in morning. But.... Whatever happened to customer service? When we arrived, shortly after check in time, we rang bell. Eventually this rough looking bloke opened the door - looked like he had just got up. Before we could say anything, or even introduce ourselves, the sum total of what was said by him was a gruff ”Your room is straight on at the top of the stairs.” and with that he disappeared back into the rear of the house. No explanation about anything eg parking, or fuss we want breakfast, or WiFi, or that there was a fridge available (didn't see that until the morning we left) Had to email to get WiFi code - though later saw that it was on the tiniest slip of paper in the room. Tea and coffee available on the landing outside of room. No servicing /washing of cups Nobody around on departure. So, no ”hospitality” throughout the whole stay.