Akureyri Hotels with Free Breakfast

Last time I was, there was before the pandemic, and it was a five star for me. I liked the view of the fjord and I like the location for stores around the area and when I wanted to go swimming, it was right across the street. On top of all that the people were really nice, and the food was fabulous! It has since been sold to a different company, so I do have no idea how it is right now! It is now 2023. , I was not allowed to change the date, so this might be a moot point.. I was not there in 2022, so I don’t know how to express on that little rectangle that I was there in 2018/2019.

My wife and I enjoyed a 17 day Arctic journey in the summer of 2022. My only regret is that our journey around Iceland included only a one night stay at Hotel Kea. Hotel Kea is a short drive (about 10 minutes) from the Akureyri Airport. The hotel has free parking spaces available right next to the hotel as well as paid street parking. We were able to park in one of the free spaces when we arrived. Check in went very smoothly and the staff was very friendly and helpful in providing us information about the area. Our suite (Room 504!) was spacious with a comfortable bedroom that included a desk, closets and flat panel television. Plenty of outlets were provided for charging devices. There was also a large living/sitting room with comfortable seating, another flat panel television, coffee service and lovely wall art. Off of the living/sitting room was a balcony with a couple of chairs and a great view of Akureyri city center. In fact the large windows throughout the suite provided great views. As with all of the suite, the bathroom was spotlessly clean with complimentary toiletries. Robes and slippers were also provided for use. Hotel Kea has an extensive bar as well as a restaurant; our stay included breakfast which was served in the on-site restaurant. The breakfast offerings included a variety of baked goods, fruit, breakfast meats, and other typical Icelandic breakfast buffet options. Hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Akureryi and is a convenient walk to cafes, shopping, the waterfront and cultural sites. It is located next to the Akureyrarkirkja the iconic Lutheran Church. Hotel Kea is a perfect “home base” if your journey through Iceland takes you to Akureyri.

I don’t expect much at this price but the hotel was below expectations in almost every way. Staffers were unfriendly - sullen for the most part. Room was so small that even though we only had carryon bags there was no place for them and no place to sit other than the bed. (A stool next to a one-foot deep shelf was useless.) Shower was tiny and it was impossible to use without drenching the floor. Small window (we had “upgraded” to a sea view) didn’t provide enough ventilation.

With a stay at BG4 Guesthouse in Akureyri (Akureyri City Center), you'll be within a 5-minute walk of Centre for Visual Arts and Hof - Cultural Center and Conference Hall. This guesthouse is 0.5 mi (0.7 km) from Matthiasarhus and 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Akureyri Church.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. Additional features at this guesthouse include concierge services and barbecue grills.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby and luggage storage.Make yourself at home in one of the 12 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. 32-inch LCD televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.

房間間大小合適，乾淨衞生。早餐還不錯。城市風景好。免費停車，服務人員好。

I have stayed for one night as part of a tour in this hotel. This is a basic hotel with decent accommodation good enough for a stopover for the night. Dinner and breakfast were included as part of the group booking. Dinner was decent, nothing special, and nothing bad. Did the trick. Breakfast was more of chaos as the hotel seems to cater to a lot of groups and not surprisingly everyone come to eat at the same time which the dining room really cannot accommodate. It was crowded and the staff could not keep up with provisioning the food. My biggest pet peeve about this hotel (and many in Iceland) is the instance of using a shower curtain to close off the shower. But with such a small shower the curtain without fail flies into the shower into you which makes the exercise of taking a shower very frustrating. All in all, it was fine for a one-night stopover.

This is a hotel in the downtown area of Akreli. The bar is downstairs. It is open until late. We stayed very late. The room is very large. There is a separate kitchen and bathroom. There is also a large balcony. You can see the street in the city center. There is no front desk. There is a bar waiter. We arrived late, we couldn't connect to Wi-Fi, we only connected the next morning, the kitchen utensils did not have knives, others had

My husband, teenage daughter, and I enjoyed staying one night in a triple (a queen bed and a twin bed) with a private bath. This modern hotel with a Scandanavian feel is centrally located, including close to the beautiful Botanical Garden and the harbour area. The room is large, clean and well appointed. There's plenty of room in the closets as well. The bathroom was good sized as well. The breakfast was a combination of hot and cold dishes, so we filled up until dinner. The hotel was packed with tour groups, but it was quiet at night. The hotel staff was helpful and courteous. When we needed to arrange for a reimbursement of our cancelled whale watch due to bad weather, the hotel manager graciously placed the call to the company and explained to them in Icelandic what our inquiry was about (we received the reimbursement).

Just spent 2 nights here Very conveniently situated just 5 min walk from town centre, allbeit up a sharp hill The room was enormous, the bed very comfortable (except the pillows, come on what was it with those pillows? I would have had more support putting a sock in a shirt. Buy some proper pillows!!!!!) The bathroom - with a jet bath and a shower - was bigger than some rooms we've stayed in. There was even a door to a balcony from the bathroom. Building plenty warm enough but not double glazed so windows all condensed in morning. But.... Whatever happened to customer service? When we arrived, shortly after check in time, we rang bell. Eventually this rough looking bloke opened the door - looked like he had just got up. Before we could say anything, or even introduce ourselves, the sum total of what was said by him was a gruff ”Your room is straight on at the top of the stairs.” and with that he disappeared back into the rear of the house. No explanation about anything eg parking, or fuss we want breakfast, or WiFi, or that there was a fridge available (didn't see that until the morning we left) Had to email to get WiFi code - though later saw that it was on the tiniest slip of paper in the room. Tea and coffee available on the landing outside of room. No servicing /washing of cups Nobody around on departure. So, no ”hospitality” throughout the whole stay.

We only visited Akureyri for 2 nights but this Guesthouse was in an excellent location, all attractions were within walking distance and you had restaurants and bars literally at your door. The room was quite large and we had a private bathroom which was good. There is a large common room on the 4th floor that is fully equipped and has all you need to cook meals and relax. It was a good place to stay, only downside was no lift and no air-conditioning so the room was quite warm.