Canopy by Hilton Reykjavik City Centre Reviews

Very good location and convenient for foods. However, it is very noisy and disturbing especially during Friday & Saturday night where the bars are open till way into the weee hours that peoples are shouting and cursing down on the street till the morning and the street is dirty with debris and bottles or cans… Not recommended for couples or family with Children specially during the weekend.

Best one in Reykjavik yet! Room is very cosy and staff was ver nice. Bathroom was superb and spacious. Would come again!

I missed the welcome of warm cookies in the afternoon. There was nothing. The front desk staff was fine- nothing to write home about. It was nice they held our luggage after checkout for a few hours as we shopped before heading to the airport. Tip to others- P3 parking lot is about 3 blocks away close to the water side- there was always parking there. The location was good. In the middle of the action. We also loved the buffet breakfast. Eggs, salmon, breads, pastries, so many things. Only comment is that the variety was the same for the 3 days there- no changes- so it did get boring after day two. The beds comfy. room is nice. water pressure for showers good. I would stay here again.

This hotel was so cute!!! Staff is super friendly and very helpful. Would refit recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Iceland Within walking distance to most things.

Hotel is nice, not cheap. Room not properly cleaned in between the 2 nights. Issues at the moment of check-out (they didn't recognize trip.com booking, they even said they didn't know trip.com so they wanted me to charge me again and ask me to call trip.com and solve as this was my problem!) anyway everything was then solved. Good location

Very nice breakfast

The location is very good, very convenient for everything, about 20 minutes walk from the beach, I plan to stay here again. It's safe at night, you need to swipe your card to enter

Location: Really good, in the commercial street, so I don't recommend friends who drive here, because there is no parking, and there are commercial streets nearby, so it's very convenient Service: No feeling, neither hot nor cold Room: It's a simple and clean business hotel, but the area is relatively small, just average. The room facing the street is very noisy, and there are often cars coming and making noise that I can't sleep, which is a big deduction Breakfast: It's a relatively high-quality hotel. There are not too many buffet items, but it's not bad Actually, I don't know why this one has such a high rating. In fact, another Hilton is better. It's neither good nor bad, so I only stayed for two days and moved out

Very good. Clean room. Delicious breakfast. Excellent location. Very close to any attractions. All can be reached on foot.

It is very, very close to the main street. It only takes 1 minute to walk to the main street. There are many restaurants and shopping places on the road. The Hua Shao style hat shop is just at the intersection. Environment: The internal route of the hotel is slightly complicated and it is easy to get lost.

Close to pick up bus stop 6, no ramp, friendly to travelers who don't drive, many bus stops and restaurants nearby, the room is really small, the soundproofing is not good when going up and down the stairs, the room near the street is noisy, the queen room is basically facing the street, but the location is convenient, the breakfast is basic white food

1. Location: Reykjavik city center is not large, and the hotel is in a very good location, a few hundred meters away from Rainbow Street next to it. It’s very convenient to walk or download an app to rent an electric scooter. Taking a taxi is extremely expensive, costing more than 20,000 yuan from the airport to the hotel, and more than 1,000 yuan. 2. Room: The room is not particularly big. On the second floor, you can see pedestrians and vehicles on the road. The double bed room is made up of two single beds pushed together, but it is larger than the average single bed in Europe. No slippers. 3. Bathroom: Only shampoo, hair care, bathing, hand washing, body lotion, hair dryer, no toothbrush, toothpaste or comb. Towels were plentiful and clean. 4. Minibar: There is a coffee machine, capsule coffee and tea bags, and a hot water kettle, but no bottled water. There is also a shared minibar in the lobby, but charges apply. 5. Breakfast: There is not much breakfast content. It has all the major categories, but there are fewer subdivided categories. The juice must not be freshly squeezed, it is too sweet. The croissants were delicious and the salmon was fresh. 6. Overall style: modern with retro elements. My favorite is the public rest space. The breakfast and lobby are in two different sunken areas, which feels a bit like the sunken space of a bungalow. 7. Transportation: The hotel is very close to major attractions such as Reykjavik Church, business district, dining area, harborside, museums, etc. and can be walked. But there was no Uber to go to the airport and there was a lot of luggage, so I asked the front desk to call a taxi in advance to pick me up. 8. The staff at the front desk are very enthusiastic. If you have any questions, they will basically solve them. They are very enthusiastic.

It is very close to the main street of the commercial center and is a good choice for living in Leishi. There is no own parking lot. We had an early flight. The nearby parking lot was closed at night and could only be parked on the roadside. Fortunately, it was free during weekends. This was also the only hotel in our entire journey that did not have a parking lot. The room was a bit hot at night, so I had to sleep with the window open. Unexpectedly, Icelandic people have a rich nightlife. There were people laughing and playing on the street outside the hotel from midnight to early morning. It was difficult to sleep with the window open, so I had to endure the heat and close the window. As expected, the sound insulation was much better. . Generally speaking, the rooms in Icelandic hotels are not big and the beds are small. However, the front desk staff are not very welcoming, which is different from other places in Iceland.

There is a weird door and the room is quite small. I don't know if it's because of the low flowers or the aurora time. March is still a small peak season. It's quite clean and the water doesn't have a smell.