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	03 Dec 2008 Courtney, Canada: Get a buddy and a car and drive all around! Much of the island's wonder requires free time and a vehicle to experience. I want to explore the Snaefellesness, and the West Fjords, the geothermal area of Reykjanes, Vatnajokul glacier, and Akureyri in the north.
	02 Dec 2008 Diane, England & Wales: The Blue Lagoon & the swimming pool next to the youth hostel is fun too!
	23 Nov 2008 Angelika, Austria: The arts exhibitions in Hafnarhús (and there is even free entrance!), Perlan with its great view over the city etc. - but don't forget also to visit Iceland's countryside, which is just amazing!
	23 Nov 2008 Angelika, Austria: all the Pubs and Nightclubs in Laugarvegur - there is something for each taste
	18 Nov 2008 Ming Hao, England & Wales: Check out the pastries. Cheap and taste good. Must try Konditori.
	18 Nov 2008 Ming Hao, England & Wales: Must take the Golden Circle tour by Grayline. Excellent itineries and the guide are excellent.
	17 Nov 2008 Ralph, England & Wales: Unfortunately didn't have time to try it out!! busy site seeing in the morning and partying at night!
	02 Nov 2008 Lucas, Canada: Take stock of what is available for sharing in the orange bins in the kitchen, Go to Bonus (the supermarket with the pig sign) and buy some basic foodstuffs to make your own sandwiches. Make friends in the hostel/ your room and have a big pasta (or whatever) dinner together--particularly on Friday night before taking the bus downtown together
	01 Nov 2008 Emily, England & Wales: Staying in with a few bottles first before you hit anywhere in town, it'll save the kronurs...
	03 Nov 2008 Cintia, USA: the cafe Rosenberg is a total must

HI Hostel Reykjavík City

This modern and welcoming hostel is the perfect choice for travellers seeking good company and affordable quality while enjoying all that Reykjavík has to offer. The hostel is one of the HI network if hostels in Iceland and one of two hostels in Reykavik. The hostel is situated in the Laugardalur Park, the city´s main recreation area, and next door to the national football stadium and the biggest geothermal swimming pool in Reykjavík. It is conveniently close to the city centre – 10 minutes on the number 14 bus will take you right to the heart of the downtown and the city´s exuberant nightlife. Those seeking a real downtown location and a bigger range for comfortable double rooms should look for availabilites in our new Reykjavik Downtown Hostel. The Reykavik City hostel´s facilities include internet access and free WIFI in common areas, coffee bar, TV, conference room with projector for power-point presentations and our regular cinema evenings, 3 fully-equipped guest kitchens, lockers and laundry. Rooms in the hostel are 2-6 bedded rooms; all 2- and 4-bedded rooms have ensuite facilities. The hostel reception operates a travel agency offering bus passes, bikes, rental cars and the most exciting daytours, many with a free pick-up service. Check out our recreation program on arrival, called "the Hostel Menu". The hostel is open 24 hours a day all year round. Check-in is possible any time after 14.00. The FlyBus runs, upon request, between the hostel and Keflavik International Airport to a schedule connecting with every flight. Our aim is to contribute towards a style of travelling that increases people's knowledge of their environment, concern for nature and respect for the cultural values of cities and towns in all parts of the world. The hostel is a certified Swan Ecolabelled Hostel and has been awarded the HI Quality Certificate. We look forward to welcoming you! Your affordable quality bed in the city! | more......

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HI Hostel Reykjavík City
Sundlaugavegur 34
105 Reykjavík

(+354) 553-8110
(+354) 588-9201
reykjavikcity@hostel.is