“Great value for money :)”

Extremely good value for money. Comfortable, clean and great location. Very helpful staff, parking on site, good breakfast. You get your moneys worth. Would definitely stay again and recommend to others!!

“A really excellent and quality budget hotel”

I had a wonderful time here and I'll definately go back. The staff were really helpful in booking buses and tours for you and the food was good as well. Generally speaking it wasn't heated food and tended to be salads, eggs and fruit but that suited me fine. Also the rooms are very nice for the price - I was staying on my own in a twin bed room with ensuite shower room (which I believe is the standard.) It was cleaned every day and was perfect for me. It was fairly compact though, but I was on my own and it didn't matter. The city is about 15-20 minutes walk but there is a bus stop nearby though if you need one. Also, you're not far from the bay and you get a nice view of the mountains on a clear day. Also you can buy dinner at the hotel (again mostly cold salads) which can be very nice if you've come back from a long tour. I really recommend this place to everyone - its great!

“Reasoinably priced, well situated hotel”

The Cabin is reasonably priced (room rate includes breakfast) and well located. This was our third stay there. As we had a hire car, getting to it from Keflavik could not be easier (approx 35 minutes) and there is adequate parking. Hotel is clean and comfortable and breakfast buffet is more than adequate. It is a short distance from the city centre and well placed to access the main road 1 which circles Iceland. We went in March especially to view the Aurora Borealis and were blessed with clear night skies on both days we were there. A short drive to a dark area out of the city lights enabled good viewing and photography.

“Holiday in Iceland”

The Hotel Cabin is a two star hotel, the rooms are small and compact as you would expect. The staff are friendly and helpful. The food was reasonably priced and good and was mainly salad, soup, with 1 hot main dish of lamb for dinner, and the puddings were fresh fruit, ideal if like me you are diabetic, plenty to eat and always fresh, the rooms were clean and the TV had BBC1 and BBC2 channels. Extremely good value for money.

“Happy”

Because of hurricane Irene, my flights got messed up, yet I got to Reykjavik, Iceland, and to the hotel easily, due to the excellent bus service from the airport. I had a nice comfortable room at Hotel Cabin on the sixth floor, overlooking the sea. The hotel staff was very kind and helpful. They confirmed my tours for me, and answered all of my questions. The breakfast was good, the dinner buffet excellent. I really enjoyed my trip, and if I go back to Iceland, I will stay at Hotel Cabin. There are many tours with Reykjavik Excursions and whale sighting companies, and because Hotel Cabin is recognized as one of the city's leading hotels, the tour companies pick up passengers from this hotel. The Fly Bus, coming from and going to the airport, also comes to this hotel. Overall, I had a good stay there!

“We will go back”

Who wants to go to Iceland and stay in their Hotel? Not us and so Hotel Cabin was a great place to sleep and have breakfast. There is a bar if you need it and its all really clean. Essentials like blackout curtains and peace and quiet made a very restful night which is just what you need after a day of tours and taking in all the amazing pleasures that Iceland has to offer. Its a lovely walk into town and if you want you can walk right along the bay to Downtown Reyjkavik - its perfect and the staff are very helpful if you get stuck with anything. If you want a hotel with all the star rating qualities then this hotel isn't for you, but then you can do all those things at home can't you?

“Would return.”

Nothing was too much trouble for the staff. Extremely helpful and obliging. Very trusting. Immediate repair to any minor defect ie change of lightbulb. Plenty of food(buffet), though almost the same every day: some variation preferable. Excellant value. Buses easilly accessible.

“Great on a budget”

While it's not the nicest hotel in all of Reykjavik, it's still a great one. Nothing flashy here, a clean, small, suprisingly comfortable place to stay while you wander the city. The staff was very helpfull, and the price of your room includes a daily breakfast buffet. My only complaint is that the hotel is a bit far from downtown. I was there for the Airwaves festival, so I was often traveling to the hotel after the buses stopped running. Cabs from downtown ran about 1000KR. To get around this, I just rented a bike from the City Bike Shop (2000KR a day, cheaper than the tourist bike spots) and the hotel was happy to stash it in the basement for me.

“Great value”

Great help from the front staff with tours etc. Very good breakfasts. Spoke god English. Would stay there again in a heartbeat.

“OK for a few days stay especially if you have a hire car”

Hotel is easy to find if you are driving from Keflavik airport, even in the dark. Car park on site. Room was small, but clean and comfortable with bath/shower and all in as new state. Room size OK for a few days stay. No in-room tea/coffee making facilities, but there was a fridge. Oddly, the only English TV station was BBC2, so no news in English. Get a room overlooking the sea if possible. Buffet breakfast was satisfactory. Non central location, but not far to city centre. There ia a Subway and mini supermarket in the N1 garage opposite. Well placed for roads to main tourist attractions and near to Kringla shopping mall (expensive, but then most things are in Iceland).