Reykjanesbær Luxury Hotels

"This place is a hazard to your health. Starting off with a big lip to get into the door. My able-bodied husband tripped over it several times. I use a wheelchair most of the time, though I can walk a few steps. The hotel said that it was wheelchair accessible that there was wheelchair accessible path to the room. We got to the room at midnight. It is a self service hotel. There’s no staff. We had trouble getting the code to work into our room. Had to call someone. Finally got into the room only to find that there were three very deep steps down to the bedroom from the bathroom. This made it extremely painful and hazardous for me. Every time I had to go to the bathroom during the night, I had to climb the stairs. And it caused me so much pain. It also made me feel very unsafe. When I called in the morning they have no idea what I was talking about I also was really irritated to find there was no coffee in our room. we had cream, sugar, teabags, but no coffee. I called was told that sorry they were out. They are a self service hotel. There was no one there. There was a truck coming with coffee, but it would be after we were gone. The only good thing I can say was that the bed was comfortable.. Water from the tap had an extremely strong, unpleasant, sulfur smell. We have stayed in three other hotels recently in Iceland and none of them had this problem. All that to say, keep looking. I wouldn’t stay here again if you paid me. "

"Nice location next to the airport. The staff was friendly at the bar and early check-in. Nice menu options and comfortable room."

"Nice place. Website says it offers airport shuttle but it’s not really available. It was good for a night getting into Iceland."