Youth Hostel in Reykjavík
Travel Tips for Reykjavík Downtown (Page 10/12)
Budget Meals
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07 May 2011 Andrew, Canada:
Hot dog stand by the old harbour of course. |
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26 Apr 2011 Ilona, Germany:
the National Museum. It's the perfect place to learn about Iceland's history. |
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23 Apr 2011 Emmanuelle, USA:
Bakkus, a bar with live music, a fussball and a pingpong table, about 3 minutes from the hotel |
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23 Apr 2011 Angela, USA:
Go to Bonus supermarket. Make sure you rent a car to drive around the country, that is the cheapest way to do it. |
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22 Apr 2011 David, England & Wales:
DO NOT GO TO GREAT WALL OF CHINA Chinese Rest. Rancid food. |
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03 Apr 2011 Philip, USA:
Icelandic Organic Fish and Chips |
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19 Feb 2011 Myriam, Canada:
Golden Circle with a rented car, horseback ridding was amazing and don't miss the Blue lagoon! It's worth the price |
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12 Feb 2011 Stefán, Iceland:
Höfnin restaurant just a few hundred meters from the hostel, right on the waterfront of the old harbour. |
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07 Feb 2011 Kwok Chau, England & Wales:
Golden Circle Tour Northern Night Tour Lobster Soup (ask the staff!) Hotdog (ask the staff again please :) ) |
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07 Jan 2011 Adam, Australia:
Blue lagoon is on everyones list it was beautiful even in the cold. For a cheaper option ask around for geothermal hot pots not far from town. The lacal swimming pools are easy to find, cheap and a warm place to socialize in evenings. Golden circle was worth the day trip. It was the perfect time of year and weather conditions for seeing the northern lights but they were nowhere to be found. Don't get your heart set on them and be prepared to head out of town a couple of consecutive nights to try and spot them. |
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| HI Hostel Reykjavík DowntownNow one year old, Reykjavík Downtown Hostel has firmly established itself as one of the most highly recommended Hostelling International hostels in the world. In the heart of the city of Reykjavík, a stones throw from the old harbour, a short walk from the main shopping streets and from many of the city's cultural centres, the hostel could barely be more ideally situated. Housed in a beautifully renovated building in Reykjavík's old town, the hostel provides comfortable, modern accommodation. Facilities include free WiFi and a guest computer at reception, a coffee bar, a TV and a fully equipped guest kitchen and lounge. The hostel boasts spacious 4 and 10 bedded dorms, all with guest lockers, family rooms which accommodate up to 5 persons, and double rooms with shared or private facilities. Some rooms have spectacular views over the old harbour, Reykjavík bay and Mt. Esja. The hostel also operates as an information centre and the friendly and knowledgeable staff are happy to recommend and arrange tours for you and give advice on the attractions of the area. Local excursions, sightseeing tours and activity and adventure tours can all be booked at reception, as well as car, motorbike and bicycle rental and local transportation. All tours and rentals include pick-up from the hostel. The hostel is open 24 hours a day, all year round. Check-in is possible any time after 14.00. The FlyBus from Keflavik international airport has departures corresponding to all flights, and for a small extra charge, will also bring you to/from the door of the hostel. If you have a car, you will find metered parking directly outside the hostel which is free on evenings and Sundays. Otherwise, free parking is always available only a short walk away. | more...... |