Hotel Cabin

A decent 2 star hotel for staying in Reykjavik. It does not include luxury, but it was by far the cheapest option in one of the most expensive cities in Europe. Staff was friendly, in general. Dinner option was adequate, with salad bar and soups, I found it an excellent idea and very tasty. There's an option to drop you off from the airport, using the normal bus service. So, since it's bloody expensive to get a taxi from the airport, you can use the bus service to reach the main bus station in Reykjavik and then there's a shuttle bus to get you to the hotel, which is very convenient.

The size of the rooms (without windows) was tooooo small, you can barely move around. Also, the size of the shower was exceptionally small and there was no easy way to regulate the water temperature before you get burned/frozen. Breakfast was ok, not much variety though. There's no option to regulate the temperature in the room, there's only central control.

Very near to center, Small rooms but we got upgrade for free - very nice

Thin walls - can be noisy