Reykjavik Konsulat Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton

Excellent stay at the Konsulat Hotel in Reykjavik. Beautiful place with a retro 70s–80s vibe — dark leather, warm lighting, very cosy atmosphere. The room was spotless, with a super comfortable bed and everything felt brand new. The bathroom was also perfectly clean and high quality. The staff were all incredibly friendly and attentive. It’s on the pricier side compared to other hotels in Reykjavik, but the level of comfort and service absolutely justifies it. Truly a great experience overall.

We stayed here three nights before a cruise. We were very pleased with our experience. At check in the front desk gal was a bit unfriendly, but after that, all of our interaction with the staff was great. The hotel lobby and breakfast area were very clean. We had a rate that included breakfast and the breakfast was tasty and plentiful. The gentleman replenished the items on the buffet frequently. Our room was spacious and clean. It was quiet for sleeping. We enjoyed the location (hot dog stand right outside) but also all other places we wanted to go were within walking distance. It was a great location. We enjoyed sitting in the pool room area in the basement as it was quiet and warm. The staff was helpful with loaning us an electronic converter (we had problems with ours) and also in arranging a cab for us to the cruise port the day we checked out. I'd highly recommend this property.

My stay at the hotel in Reykjavik was nothing short of sumptuous. From the moment I arrived, I was enveloped in an atmosphere of warmth and hospitality that was both pragmatic and welcoming. The staff was insouciant, always ready with a smile and eager to assist, which made my experience all the more enjoyable. The room itself was an array of comforts, elegantly designed yet cozy, making it a perfect abode for relaxation after a day of exploring the vibrant city. The hotel’s location was ideal, as it was within walking distance to a variety of restaurants, clubs, and shopping stores, allowing me to immerse myself in the local culture easily. Each morning, I was greeted with a tantalizing breakfast spread that included local delicacies, leaving me satiated and ready for the adventures ahead. One evening, I sat by the fireplace, reflecting on my trip, and I felt an overwhelming sense of elation. While the experience was mostly delightful, I did find a few aspects to be scant, such as the limited hours of the spa services. However, these minor inconveniences did little to detract from an overall wonderful stay. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking to experience the magic of Reykjavik. It truly embodies the spirit of adventure and comfort that one seeks when traveling.

Beautiful hotel in a former department store. Nicely restored with many photos of the former business. Fairly quiet. Staff was welcoming and had lots of nice suggestions for restaurants and getting around. My room was a cozy top floor room. Try the hot dog stand behind the hotel.

Excellent location. Quiet hotel. Rooms were great. The service was great. Breakfast at the hotel was very good. This is a nice hotel with a convenient location. It is a bit costly, but so are most hotels. Would stay again if visiting area.

Had a one night stay here with two rooms . The receptionist gave both a Diamond upgrade to a King Deluxe, and when I asked for one of the rooms to have two beds, she very quickly arranged that. We were offered the minibar, a gourmet chocolate bar, use of the bathhouse, and an invite for evening drinks at the Konsúlat Wine Room. That's generally how Curios go; they stay low key in the neighborhoods they're in (except for the ones built on man-made islands). This lobby feels like I'm in a game of Clue, and a murder mystery is about to unfold in the study. The elevator is dark. ||After a perfect check-in (I mean, what more can you ask for?), I'm in Room 304, situated right above the hot dog stand. The room is very cozy, with street facing windows large enough to step out of. There is a couch to chill on, bathrobes, and slippers. The minibar was a very generous offering, though we did not partake. The second room, 308, is similar, with the beds separated by about 10cm. The toilet has a door, but the shower doesn't. Not that it needs one. I took three showers in 16 hours. It may have healing properties.||The hotel is in a prime location to explore the city from. The street was very quiet on a gorgeous Reykjavik summer Sunday. I was not disturbed at all by the ever present hot dog stand queue. ||I've been so enamored with the Curio brand, and the individuality that each property has to offer in their respective cities. The Konsúlat Wine Room melds right in the lobby, within a building that blends right into the rest of the street. The decor harkens back to a time of sharp dressed men and women, hat stands, and indoor smoking. The rooms are cozy. The staff here are excellent. One gripe I do have is breakfast. This was the only Curio property I've stayed that did not offer something made to order. I had come to assume that was a brand standard. It leaves me wondering, how are things going at the Iceland Parliament Curio, or even the Canopy...

Fantastic hotel in Reykjavik. Beautiful throughout and rooms are so comfortable after an overnight flight. In a quieter part of town which we enjoy, but still plenty to do and see. Love the spa area downstairs. Stay here on your trip and you won’t regret it!

Great stay for the night. The front desk is so nice and friendly, we felt very welcomed. Loved the welcome gift and happy hour for Diamond guest, breakfast was great too! We also enjoyed the thermal spa and sauna, everything was fantastic, would definitely come back again!