For a more personalized set of services and facilities, visitors of Reykjavik could possibly try renting a room in one of the city’s boutique hotels. Compared to branded or larger chain hotels, this type of lodging tenders a more intimate and personal atmosphere. Guests who have decided to stay at such establishment may find a few examples of Reykjavik boutique hotels below.

Situated in the heart of Reykjavik is 101 Hotel. A creation of designer Ingibjörg S. Pálmadóttir, this boutique hotel presents 38 spacious rooms with intricate interior designs and furnishings. In addition, this hotel has a plush basement gym and spa with a Jacuzzi and a steam bath. On its ground floor, visitors can dine at the 101 Bar and Restaurant, which serves a wide array of contemporary Icelandic and international dishes.

Thingholt Hotel is another selection to choose from for visitors interested in boutique hotels. Located near Reykjavik’s popular main shopping street, this hotel showcases rooms that are complete with all standard amenities as well as an area for cooking. The hotel has no restaurant; however, a sumptuous boxed breakfast is served to the room every morning at a time specified by the guest.