Resorts & Hotels with Spas in Southern Peninsula from $117

"The Room was nice, compact and clean. Easy check-in and a fantastic location near the airport. Our room however was very very hot. I would say around 80 degrees all night which would be fine if we could’ve left a window open. We couldn’t though bc of a very loud constant clicking sound which prevented any sort of sleep. It was either be outrageously hot or listen to a loud noise all night. It was a rough night for us before our flight. If the temp was fixed then I would stay again bc it was great other than that. "

"Breakfast very good and very convenient for airport"

"This hotel is a hub of activity for locals, not just visitors to Iceland. The restaurant and bar are frequented by a mixed crowd. Monday and Friday nights feature live jazz music with no cover charge. The hotel is well situated to the harbour's activities that are a reasonable walk, within a few kilometres, including restaurants, bus stop/transfers, attractions, etc.. WiFi is a reasonable speed for those who need it."

"Staff was friendly, and their restaurant had a nice selection of entrees to choose from. Our meal was delicious and would recommend eating there! "

"Breakfast was wonderful! "

"Super cool stay! This was my first hostel experience and will considering more pod hostels because of how much I enjoyed this place. Incredibly easy self check-in and very clean pods and bathrooms. Do recommend!"

"Hotel lejligheden ligger i et utroligt roligt kvarter samt utroligt central til ALT i Reykjavik. Alt var super tilfredstillende og vil på det varmeste anbefale dette. ps. husk at besøge vinbaren PORT 9 som ligger i samme bygning. "

"Staff are lovely. Nice breakfast selection. Great location for town, harbour and restaurants etc. Parking cost a few pounds a day but very convenient , P3 around the corner."

"The staff was amazing, the lobby beautiful, the room well appointed. The spa hot tub was dangerous: There is a pool ladder that was falling apart (the top step was loose, the rails when I grabbed them came up out of the stone they were mounted in!). The first step of stone was almost knee height above ground, difficult to get on to. It was also polished stone which made getting out with wet feet extremely dangerous. I am clueless as to what architect would have specified such a bad design and shocked that it hadn't been addressed as it is a lawsuit (or worse) waiting to happen. I did report this to the front desk, there should be real matte steps in and out."