Budget Accommodation Europe Iceland Reykjavik
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Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland and, not without reason, has become more popular in recent years.
From the Reykjavik Travel Guide
Average cheapest prices by month.
Hostel is located 10 min walking from main bus station in quiet environment, and 20 min from city center. Owner is very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is basic and not expensive. Overall good value for money. ... more
Warm and comfortable with a friendly welcome. Facilities are basic but functional. Would definitely recommend to those on a budget in need of a little more privacy than a hostel dorm. ... more
Is,s a great option to stay in Reykiavik a few days. The service, the decoration and the young ambient is very very good. It,s easy to know new people in this hotel to speak about the travels or the other things. Very near to the center. Congratulations ... more
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