Alda Hotel Reykjavik

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We loved our stay at Alda! The location was great and centrally located to lots of walkable things. We walked to lots of great food as well as the iconic Hallgrimskirkja church. The staff was extremely helpful in storing our luggage both at the start of our stay (since we have flown in on an early flight and our rooms weren't available yet), and at the conclusion of our stay (so we could keep exploring until our cruise ship departed that evening). The provided breakfast was excellent and I was very thankful we had that available. They had a great workout room and an outdoor hot tub (VERY hot). Would definitely book again the next time we find ourselves in town!

Alda hotel was my first stay being my 4 times in Reykjavik. It’s well located in downtown and bus stop 9. Modern design and good amenities around. The staff have been helpful

Overall it was a good hotel, breakfast was pretty disappointing. The location was very convenient and walkable to major tourists spots.

Great hotel centrally located. Breakfast was great! Wide variety of breads, cheeses, pastries. Also available were yogurt, fruit, pancakes, eggs, beans and sausage. Cereals and meats too. good coffee-decaf available upon request. There is also an attached Starbucks as well. I don’t recommend the rooms on the street side. Very noisy all the time. Street cleaning every morning as well. I was super tired from travel and sight seeing but was woken up several times throughout the night. I had friends in other rooms with balconies with no troubles with street noise at all. Overall I would highly recommend this hotel.

Parking is not expensive over might and 2 blocks away ask for information, walls are thin, room very hot for a rainy cold day with out any heat on

This hotel is well located with a Starbucks attached to the lobby. The lobby is tiny with only two small couches to use next to the reception desk. The rooms are so-so. The bedding is a bit scratchy, the pillows lumpy, and my daughter found someone else’s razor in her bathroom. You need to keep the balcony door or windows open for fresh air which means you cannot simultaneously use the blackout curtains. In the Summer months, this is a nuisance. All this is not a huge deal. Where this hotel completely lost me as a future guest was with the front desk staff. My children arrived at 7 am and were hoping one of our two rooms would be ready early. Neither was ready until 3:00 p.m. Usually, hotels can be more flexible. However, this was not a huge deal. They provided inaccurate information (i.e. a taxi for 5 people to the Blue lagoon would cost 44,000 round trip not 54,000. Again, this was not a huge deal. I did go up to the front desk and (I thought nicely) mention the taxi issue and the issue about the timing of the rooms being ready. After i walked away, the two front desk women proceeded to talk negatively about me in front of my son who was sitting in the lobby. I was so embarrassed. A full day later, my youngest daughter was walking through the lobby and heard one front desk person say to the other “the husband is nice.” “I know”. “But she is . . .”. This is not a professional way to run a hotel and I just could not stay here again.

Have stayed twice and would recommend Alda. Nice breakfast and great location.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel was in the mist of everything I needed or wanted to do. Transport was convenient and near by. The room was comfortable and I had no issues. I would highly recommend this hotel.

Pleasant hotel although expensive - as is everythingin Reykjavik. Fantastic location, very central, nice staff, very good buffet breakfast. We had an oversized room which was well worth it. Room was stuffy and warm - no forced air circulation. We kept window open which lowered room temperature from 25 to 23 degrees both nights, still on the warm side. Suggest housekeeping open window to air out room between guests. On the plus side, no noise even with window open since looked out on an internal courtyard.