6. Kvosin Downtown Hotel
Kirkjutorg
Built in 1900 and refurbished in 2013, Kvosin Downtown Hotel boasts that classic, Icelandic design aesthetic with cheery pops of color. The Social Suite includes a queen-sized bed with a sofa bed and full kitchen. Best of all, you can expect a high level of customer service as this boutique gem.
The high season rate starts around $461/night.
7. Sandhotel Reykjavík
Laugavegur 34
Sandhotel is a boutique hotel in the heart of Reykjavík. Rather than an Icelandic vibe, rooms here lean toward a more Art Deco look. The Family Room includes two queen-sized beds. Breakfast is included in your stay.
The high season rate starts around $527/night.
8. Reykjavík Residence Hotel
Hverfisgata 45
Bright and airy, Reykjavík Residence Hotel offers apartment-style living in downtown Reykjavík. The Family Studios are perfect for young families with a full-sized bed and double sofa bed. Larger two- and three-bedroom units also are available. Each has its own fully-equipped kitchen. The property is about a 10-minute walk from Hallgrimskirkja.
The high season rate for the studio starts around $550/night. The high season rate for the multi-room apartment starts around $683/night.
9. Hotel Odinsvé
Þórsgata 1
Centrally-located within view of Hallgrimskirkja, Hotel Odinsvé is chic yet comfortable. Decorated in muted grays, the hotel offers a Family Suite with two bedrooms, a large living room, and a spacious bathroom. The hotel also rents multi-room, luxury apartments.
The high season rate for the suite starts around $683/night.
KidTripster Tip: Ask for a room away from the street to cut down on noise.
10. 41 – A Townhouse Hotel
Laugavegur 41
One of Reykjavík’s newer hotels, 41 – A Townhouse Hotel has various room configurations for families. The least expensive is the Duplex Studio which includes a bedroom with two double beds, a stylish living room, and a kitchenette. The color palette here is monochromatic with bursts of bright yellow.
The high season rate for the duplex starts around $427/night.
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