Reykjavik EDITION

While this is a nice hotel they bill themselves as a 5 Star hotel WHICH IT IS NOT (think standard Hilton hotel). Rooms were smaller side, furnishings were fine but nothing you can’t find in any Hilton or Marriott hotel, food was “OK” but nothing memorable, service was good but not exceptional, housekeeping was adequate but certainly not 5-Star (no turn down, took a long time to get daily service). Upside is excellent location and once again not a bad hotel by any stretch of the imagination - just not 5-Star

You cannot beat the location in Reykjavik. The staff is very welcoming and the hotel is very nice. Rooms are tight, but very nice. While it is expensive, it's a great place to base yourself in Reykjavik.

We stayed there 2 nights after flying in from Oslo and before heading to other parts of Iceland. Great hotel, location and staff . Rooms were a nice size and the harbor and Harpa from our room were terrific. Easy walk to whatever floats your boat also if you like dimly lit hallways this is your place

The relatively new hotel is conveniently located right on the harbor within walking distance to everything. It is right next to the concert hall but nicely tucked back a little bit. The service was excellent, and the breakfast buffet was the best we had within Reykjavik. The rooms were comfortable but somewhat overpriced.

We recently stayed at this hotel in Reykjavik and appreciated its excellent central location — you can easily walk to restaurants, shops, and even a 24/7 convenience store. The rooms were spotless and beautifully designed with a sleek, modern feel. The hotel features a great café, a nice restaurant, and a stylish bar — all on the high-end side price-wise. While the stay was overall pleasant, for $1,000 per night, I expected more to be included. Valet parking was an additional ~$50 per night, and the service wasn’t particularly reliable or prompt. I really appreciated the Marriott app for requesting amenities, which made things a lot smoother. One standout was the concierge — she was incredibly kind and patient, answering all our questions and offering thoughtful recommendations throughout our stay. Her helpfulness really elevated the experience. One quirk was the way housekeeping was handled. Room cleaning and dish/glass clearing were managed by separate teams — housekeeping and bar service — which meant coming back from a long day to find used cups still sitting around. We were told the bar team would handle those "at some point before 5 PM," which felt disjointed for a hotel in this price range. The gym was a highlight — well-equipped and clean. I didn’t use the spa, but it’s included in a daily "destination fee" (about 7,000 ISK per day) that can only be used at the restaurant, bar, or café — not room service or the minibar — and the credit doesn't roll over. Overall, this is a strong option if cleanliness, design, and location are top priorities and you're willing to pay a premium. It’s semi kid-friendly, very clean, and centrally located. But if you're on a tighter budget or easily frustrated by small service delays, you might want to look elsewhere.