Iceland Gay friendly Vacations

Nice, modern, well appointed hotel in a historical building at the Northern end of central Reykjavik (close to the Harpa concert hall, a few minutes walk from Lækjargata, where one of the Flybus shuttles stops). Much of Reykjavik is easily walkable from this location. Comfortable rooms with good amenities. Pleasant and reassuringly expensive restaurant (though not terribly expensive for Reykjavik and there are somewhat more cost effective options within a few minutes walk if needed). The only improvement would be more communal space and a better bar downstairs but that is difficult to do given the layout of the building. Recommended.

Nice, modern, well appointed hotel in a historical building at the Northern end of central Reykjavik (close to the Harpa concert hall, a few minutes walk from Lækjargata, where one of the Flybus shuttles stops). Much of Reykjavik is easily walkable from this location. Comfortable rooms with good amenities. Pleasant and reassuringly expensive restaurant (though not terribly expensive for Reykjavik and there are somewhat more cost effective options within a few minutes walk if needed). The only improvement would be more communal space and a better bar downstairs but that is difficult to do given the layout of the building. Recommended.

Nice, modern, well appointed hotel in a historical building at the Northern end of central Reykjavik (close to the Harpa concert hall, a few minutes walk from Lækjargata, where one of the Flybus shuttles stops). Much of Reykjavik is easily walkable from this location. Comfortable rooms with good amenities. Pleasant and reassuringly expensive restaurant (though not terribly expensive for Reykjavik and there are somewhat more cost effective options within a few minutes walk if needed). The only improvement would be more communal space and a better bar downstairs but that is difficult to do given the layout of the building. Recommended.