Hilton Reykjavik Nordica

Nice hotel. Modern, clean and well kept. Very nice breakfast. Rooms are small, but typical for Europe. If visiting in summer be aware there is understandably no air conditioning, and we found our room quite hot while visiting in July. We did see a fan being taken out of one room as we were leaving, so if this happens to you, ask at the front desk.

My wife and I stayed at Hilton Reykjavik Nordica recently whilst on vacation in Iceland. We tend to stay at Hilton property due to my diamond status. The location is little out of city centre. There are multiple shops and restaurants close by which is nice. It is about 35 minute walk into city centre. Plus, there is bus station right in front of hotel. We splurged and went for suite. It was a great choice. There is no AC in the room but open the windows and cools down quickly. Ask for a fan if you want. Executive lounge on 8th floor is hot and that is biggest negative of the stay. Plus it was very busy for 2 of the 3 nights we were there. Breakfast was very good. Excellent service by all individuals we interacted with. Highly recommend and great place to visit.

The hotel was nice and quiet. The room was clean had space for our 3 suitcases. Breakfast was good and had lots of choices. The restaurant was busy during dinner hours but did have a limited menu in the bar area with additional seating. Overall, nice stay. Location was decent but not in the heart of downtown - we drove into the city during the day.

Location is excellent, with easy access to getting around the city. There is free parking - which is great. Rooms are small, but very clean and well maintained. Be aware there is NO air conditioning in the rooms, but they did provide us a fan. We had access to the Executive Lounge, which had a nice evening service with food and drinks and a great view. Breakfast buffet is excellent with great variety. Staff was very helpful with directions. We highly recommend this hotel.

I enjoyed a lovely stay at the Hilton Nordica in Iceland. The room was comfortable and surprisingly spacious for Europe. The staff were excellent - friendly, helpful, and attentive. The on-site restaurant and bar were also great amenities. The main downside was the lack of temperature controls in the rooms. During the Icelandic summer, the rooms can become quite warm by US standards, especially since the weather is cool but humid. Luckily, the front desk provided fans, which helped improve air circulation and lowered the temperature when used with the windows open. Despite this minor issue, I would happily return to this hotel.

Stayed with family - my wife and I plus two children. I booked an executive family room, which was fairly basic, but large, clean and comfortable. It had a king bed, single bed and a sofa bed, which was more than adequate for us. The children said their beds, including the sofa bed were comfortable. The room had fantastic views to the mountains beyond.||We didn't spend much time at the hotel as we were busy sightseeing, but we had a good experience all round. Staff were friendly, professional and courteous.|The main restaurant was large, modern and very comfortable, providing a nice atmosphere and ambience for breakfast.|On that note, the buffet breakfast was really good, with lots of choice of hot and cold food.||The hotel had a small gym, which we didn't use. The bonus was the executive lounge, which served soft hot and cold drinks and snacks throughout the day, and more substantial, complimentary canapes and alcohol for two hours each evening. As HH Diamond members, we had access to this, but the only downside is that children under 16 were not allowed in during these hours. Whilst I do understand this as they are serving alcohol, plus do not wish the evening to be spoiled by unruly kids, it was a shame for us, with two very well behaved children. |There are a number of shops, restaurants, cafes and take away food places within walking distance, so you can venture out to eat in the evening.||Overall, a very good, functional hotel and we had no complaints at all.

This hotel has an incredible view overlooking the water. You are not directly downtown and it would be a long walk to downtown but I still think this is the best place to stay. The breakfast buffet is outstanding and you receive this if you're a Hilton Diamond. If you are Hilton Diamond the concierge lounge has an incredible view. They have cookies out during the day and at night have multiple sandwiches along with two hot appetizers and a delicious soup. There's a convenient grocery store just behind the hotel called Netto. And Costello is a pizzeria just up the street behind the hotel less than half a block that was outstanding. The hop on hop off bus stops right in front of the hotel. Most of the tours also pick up here.

We stayed in a wheelchair-accessible double room with a roll-in shower. I was very much hoping to be able to book a wheelchair-accessible room with a bathtub, but this was not possible. I had to call Hilton Honors and then have them transfer me to the front desk to change the room type to wheelchair accessible; there is no option to reserve a wheelchair-accessible room through Hilton's website for this hotel. These are the reasons I did not give the hotel 5 stars. ||Parking was free. We were always able to find a spot, even if it was the last one available. As a gold Hilton Honors member, breakfast was included, and I believe I received an upgraded room. We were in room 827, next to the executive lounge. The person who checked us in did not say anything about it. Like in the US, we received two bottled waters at check in. There are restaurants and shops nearby, and it's a short drive to anything else one could need/want (grocery stores, gas stations, coffee shops, stores with Icelandic sweaters, etc.).||The room worked out well for us. There was a desk, a double bed, a small closet, and a small refrigerator. There was enough space to get around in my wheelchair. There was plenty of hot water. The windows in the bathroom opened. It was quiet at night. ||All in all, it was expensive, but I would likely stay here again if in Reykjavík.