I stayed here for 4 nights during a recent business trip to Iceland. I was booked into this hotel by the corporate travel agent so I didn't have a choice of hotels.
The hotel is located between the marina and a busy road. One side of the hotel offers views of the enormous ships and the other side the street. I was placed in a street side room. The room was very, very small. Luckily I was only one person, but it would be tight and uncomfortable for two people. The street was loud and busy and could be clearly heard while trying to sleep. There are no black out curtains provided - so light is always streaming into your room from the street lights outside.
The flooring was a pergo style floor, which I appreciate for cleanliness, however, when I can hear all guests in the surrounding units, including below me, walking on the floors - I began to detest that floor. Also, when guests would close the door to their rooms, my walls would shake - to the point of startling me awake if it occured while sleeping. The street noise was loud, but one morning I also heard the horn sounding from a ship.
Now to the bathroom. It is sectioned off with a frosted glass sliding door. The bathroom is unbeliveably small. Crazy small. Bang my elbows a number of times small. The shower is the size of a RV shower. The bathroom is a wet bathroom - meaning the water from the shower goes onto the bathroom floor and a drain is in the floor. So almost the entire floor was covered in water - making me walk very carefully. Not to mention using electric hairdryers. There are no soap trays or anyplace to put your soap, shampoo, razor, etc. while showering. But the bathroom is so small, I placed them on the toilet lid and just reached down to get them. Ladies, forget shaving in here unless you're a gymnast. They provide a pump style soft soap in the shower that is to be used for body and hair. Luckily I read a review about this before and brought my own.
Do not expect to find an iron, ironing board, or coffee maker in the room. This is a bare bones room. Euro-minimalist with Ikea style furnishings.
A refrigerator is available in the lobby with light snacks - sandwiches, yogurt (Skyr), fruit, candy, and drinks. The hotel has a bar that serves small plate meals. I did not eat here but did have a couple drinks and it was nice to have that option.
The breakfast served in the morning had eggs, potatos, fish, fruit, cereal, toast, pastries, juice, coffee and tea.
The hotel provides a small gym. My coworker was interested in using the gym until he took a look at it. It is in the lobby in a glass enclosed room. Think fishbowl. He was uncomfortable with the idea of working out in a glass room in the lobby like he was on display.
The location is in downtown Reykjavik - so it was easy walking distance to local sites and restaurants.
Overall - I would definately not stay here again. I informed the travel agent to update my travel profile to exclude this hotel in the future. My coworker had the same complaints and also had his profile updated. Neither of us would return.