Reykjavik EDITION

The Reykjavik Edition hotel has a GREAT location, right on the harbor. We had a corner suite, which while expensive had great expansive views of the harbor comings and goings of cruise ships and tugboats as well as the Harpa located next door. The hotel was clean and modern. The hotel staff is among the best trained and most customer-friendly hotel staff I have ever experienced...beyond Ritz-Carlton, beyond Four Seasons, beyond Madarin Oriental. Each and every staff member was welcoming, gracious and helpful. The room was VERY quiet even though it was looking out on the harbor. Dark curtains blocked the midnight sun, very important for summer. Easy walking distant to great retaurants in downtown Reykjavik. The restaurant in the hotel was very good although expensive like all the restaurants in Iceland. Breakfast was a big buffet spread that covered all bases. The rooftop bar (Carolina and the rest of the team) we first rate as well, with great drinks, food and views.

2nd floor, very noisy, doors continually slamming (house cleaning staff) Very late with daily room clean Rooms are very dark, poor lighting

We stayed two nights pre-cruise to explore Reykjavik. Everyone on staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel location was close to the main downtown sightseeing area and the harbor front. Breakfast, which was included, was wonderful, varied and fresh. The room was very comfortable. Overall, a treat!

Business trip to Reykjavik, and stumbled across this "new" Marriott property. Looked to be conveniently located, but away from the downtown hustle & bustle and bar scene (was told could go on all "night"), which was important. The Customer Service was excellent and on-par with luxury properties: Being addressed by name by all staff; Prompt replies to requests (extra towels, pillows); Repair of erroneous charges; On-point advice about tours, taxi's, and attractions; and, personnel always asking if anything else they could do. Room was comfortable although European-style "small" with low-to-the-floor beds ~ ok. No AC but ok ~ small part of the window opened enough to allow cool/cold air in without being overwhelming. Walk-in shower (no tub), with very hot water (seems like US-based hotels are too scared of lawsuits), and large sink/vanity. Despite adjacent rooms being occupied, was quiet ~ the only disturbances was from kids running thru the hallways. Only issue was the bed was too soft. Food was awesome, especially the breakfast buffet ~ everything from fresh fruit, vegetables, salmon, meats, shrimp, breads, cooked-to-order eggs, hard-boiled eggs, and the Iceland "yogurt", plus loads of heath-conscious foods (chia puddings). Dinner steak was over-the-top delicious, expertly prepared, as was the chicken (second night). Service couldn't do enough to make the dining experience ~ even during a busy breakfast buffet rush ~ comfortable and accomodating. Front Desk and Front Door staff was awesome, and assisted with taxi rides, and exuded an aura of "welcoming" to Edition. After a day, it felt like I was "coming home" rather than walking into/thru an antiseptic hotel, void of personality. Location was convenient ~ far enough away from the "action" so it's not overwhelming or disturbing, but close enough to make everything you want to do in Reykjavik within easy walking distance, Overall, it was an awesome experience from start to finish at Edition.

A lovely hotel finished to a wonderful standard. The rooms are cosy, beautifully designed, and very comfortable. The food is superb, with excellent options for those with dietary requirements—I’m gluten-free and was really impressed with how well they catered for allergies. The lobby has a warm, inviting atmosphere, making it a great place to relax. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, and I would happily stay here again.