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Accommodation Review: Snorri’s Guesthouse, Reykjavik, Iceland

“We stayed here during our first round the world trip and it was honestly one of our favourite accommodations.”

We were given a beautiful room which included a little dining table by the window where we sat and watched the delicate snow fall in a typical Icelandic February.

The Guest House was so quiet and we were given a special offer of 4 nights for the price of 3.

The owner of the guest house is the friendliest guy you could ever wish to meet, he made us an amazing breakfast and helped us out so much with local tours and eating out tips.

Snorri’s Guesthouse Reykjavik

Snorris Guesthouse Reykjavik, Iceland

The Rooms
We were given a family room with a sofa, TV, hairdryer, fridge, kettle and dining table. It was super warm, comfortable, and we were even given luxury robes to enjoy.

Room Options
Snorri’s Guesthouse offer a range of single, double or family rooms. Some even come with a private bathroom.

Bedroom in Snorri's Guesthouse, Reykjavik, Iceland
Family Room in Snorri’s Guesthouse Reykjavik
Room Tip:Ask for a high floor as there are some underground rooms by the kitchen.

The Facilities
Bathroom – The shared bathroom was so clean and warm with luxury toiletries.

Kitchen – There is an amazing kitchen in the basement with an oven and hob and an island where we made our own food most nights as we were budget backpacking. This is the same area where breakfast is served.

Food and Drink
The breakfast was phenomenal, a buffet with a choice of breads, cereals and a wide range of delicious fresh fruit such as strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, oranges and bananas.

This was accompanied with a hot and cold drinks. A perfect start to a brisk Icelandic morning.

The host set this up on the island and we could help ourselves to as much as we wanted.

Breakfast at Snorri's Guesthouse, Reykjavik, Iceland
Be Iceland

Costs
We Paid – £45 per night for a Family Room (2 person).
This included the special offer as we received 1 night free.

If you are planning a trip to Iceland soon and deciding where to stay in Reykjavik, be sure to check out Snorri’s Guesthouse Reykjavik.

Round The World Magazine reccommend booking through Hotels.com

Website Rates –
*Special offer during winter season: third night is free for all types of accommodation.
Price is based on per room.

Price List Low Season (October – April) High Season (May – September)
Single Room 10,300ISK / €73 15,600ISK / €126
Single Room (Private bathroom) 13,200ISK / €96 21,300ISK / €171
Double Room 13,400ISK / €97 19,700ISK / €161
Double Room (Private bathroom) 16,900ISK / €119 26,900ISK / €217
Family Room (2 Person) 14,800ISK / €105 20,900ISK / €169
Family Room (3 Person) 20,100ISK / €143 28,600ISK / €231
Family Room (3 Person and Private bathroom) 21,700ISK / €155 32,900ISK / €265

Location

  • 10-15 minutes walking on a flat road to Reykjavik City Centre.
  • 5-minute walk to the Hallgrimskirkja.
  • 45-minute drive from Keflavik airport (we recommend Grayline or Bustravel)

    Rating:
    Would we stay here again? Yes, of Course!

    The facilities offered by this Guesthouse in Reykjavik were a backpackers dream – A private dining table, your own sofa in the room, robes and clean kitchen facilities.

    Snorri's Guesthouse Reykjavik, Iceland, 6* Rating

    Why Round The World Magazine gave Snorri’s Guesthouse Reykjavik a 6* rating –

    Pros

  • Super clean
  • Great deals
  • A bit of luxury
  • Delicious breakfast
  • Superb kitchen facilities

    Cons

  • Can be a little pricey in high season.




    Contact Details:
    Snorri’s Guesthouse
    Snorrabraut 61, 105 Reykjavík, Iceland
    guesthousereykjavik@guesthousereykjavik.com

    +354 552 0598
    Website: http://www.guesthousereykjavik.com/index.php

    RoundTheWorldMagazine also reviewed Alba Guesthouse and Bus Hostel in Reykjavik, Iceland.

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