"Very good breakfast"(2 Tips)
"central Reykjavik attractions and close to plenty of restaurants."(3 Tips)
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Short walk to central Reykjavik attractions and close to plenty of restaurants. Free parking (limited spaces, so get here around check-in).
Close to all parts of the city making it accessible/walkable .The hotel staff are all very polite,attentive and very dedicated in their work and customers. Well done!!!!! no need for fancy hotel
Fosshotel - Hotels IcelandFebruary 14, 2014Fosshotel Lind is a centrally located, 3 Star hotel in Reykjavik, near museums, shops & restaurants. All rooms are equipped with shower/WC and TV. Read more
AmateurConciergeJune 17, 2015For the quality of the rooms and grounds I'd expect it to be a bit cheaper. Good eggs and cheese at breakfast and decent location o walk downtown tho
minomas .October 12, 2011close to hlemmur bus station & main shopping street. The rooms facing the back have view of the city church
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