Laugardalslaug

From a foreigners perspective this was a great pool to being kids to. Kids are free. The water was nice and warm even though it was 10c outside. Facilities are nice. Showers and lockers are great. It's a bit strange to have to shower fully naked before and after swimming

We loved the public baths! This place is a great place to relax, and only about $10 (USD) per person, compared to $400(!!!!) at Blue Lagoon (which is horrible for relaxing!). Support Reykjavík and enjoy the hot pots (38° - 44° C) and cold pot (8° C), and pools, steam baths, all from Iceland's geothermal majesty. Nice facility with modern lockers to secure your stuff while you enjoy Iceland like a local!

Was fairly crowded on a Saturday evening in October. Lots of children. Facilities are good and clean, although it seems all of the shoe lockers are currently broken, or at least the wristband keys do not work for them. A simple workaround is to carry your shoes into the locker room and store them in your locker if you want to keep them secure. Also only a few of the showers have soap dispensers despite the rules being seemingly very strict about showering with soap and water before entering, doesn’t make much sense.

Nice and affordable thermal bath spot in Reykjavik! Plenty of different tubs at varying temperatures. The facilities are well maintained and I really appreciate the swimsuit dryer they had.

This is one of the best aquatic centers that I've ever been to! Great value! Steam room, multiple hot tubs, lap pools, large warm pool and very clean facilities. Great place to relax! Highly recommend!

Loved this pool experience! I gained an appreciation about the pool culture in Iceland, people come here to socialize with their friends. The atmosphere was relaxing and fun. The pool was the perfect temperature! The water slide was so much for everyone and the hot pools and steam bath were just what I needed. Everyone was so nice and helpful!

I'm likely to be one of the only people to give this place a negative review. I normally wouldn't bother, but in this case I need to bring it to the attention of future foreign visitors, as well as the management. The issue isn't with the facilities, it's with 1 specific staff member. My wife was treated very rudely by the attendant in the ladies locker room on Aug 30 2024 around 1700. The attendant saw my wife dry off the children so as not to track water into the locker area, but still insisted that they were not dry enough. When pressed about which child specifically, the attendant motioned vaguely toward both of them and said "that one". My wife made a show of drying them off again and asked if that's good enough, to which the attendant rolled her eyes and walked away. To management: you have a duty to ensure that all people who visit your facility are treated equitably and respectfully, regardless of their country of origin. Whether tourists or expats, foreigners deserve to be treated respectfully, even when we make a mistake. Please add some training about how to interact with people who have different backgrounds than the local population. To visitors: there are signs in English and Icelandic warning about not tracking water into the locker area. Place your towel on the rack by the showers before you head to the pool. Although, watch out for thieves. My wife's towels were stolen on Aug 29 and they had to drip dry. The facility staff did not offer a solution for the stolen towels, other than "lost and found". Really?

This is a highly recommended swimming area! It has various types of swimming pools, from shallow to deep (professional) ones and few pools with different temperatures. It has also a slide that we enjoyed a lot! Its facilities are good, and it's clean.