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  Iceland’s tiny capital has an almost inconceivable quantity of character. Home of spurting geysers, mammoth hot spring baths where you can lounge amongst fresh snow fall and a music scene the envy of cities several times its size (think Bjork, Sigur Ros and a White Stripes, ‘fans only’ gig that has since become the stuff of legends). Reykjavik lies high on many a savvy travler’s must-see list.
  
  Unsurprisingly, given its reputation, Reykjavik is difficult to match in terms of natural allures and incredible sights. Grabbing a bike and heading out into the surrounding wilderness – wrapped up in a suitably large number of layers, obviously – reveals perfect grassy meadows and pools shooting water high into the air, as well as idealistic spots for angling, hiking, climbing and pretty much any other kind of outdoor adventure you care to think up. If you’re here for the thermal pools, you could happily hop between them for the entire duration of even a lengthy trip, not forgetting to stop off at the bizarre geothermal beach (where hot water influx allows summer vibes amongst the frigid waters) and the infamous blue lagoon, where the rustic waters have been turned into a phenomenal and pricey health spa, and can also be explored more naturally on foot.
  
  Icelander’s are culturally laid back - no doubt a great plus given their recent brush with bankruptcy – and seem to have a community outlook when it comes to cultural development, with plenty of their impressive art and sculpture mounted against the backdrop of striking sunsets or incorporated into the modern city. You can explore the Viking times thoroughly, including glancing at a reconstructed longhouse and delving into the archives of the national museum, while the more modern end of the spectrum is fulfilled with stunning contemporary art galleries and countless smaller artistic entities popping up amongst the more standard shopping streets.
  
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Here are some reviews of Hotel Keilir by Keflavik Airport - don't forget to let us know how you got on by using the drop box at the bottom of the page, or joining our community and making a review.

• Janeice Orr
  Clean place, nice people. We chose to stay there instead of in Reykjavik in a larger chain hotel for the local atmosphere. Enjoyed our stay. If you're accustomed to using wash cloths for your shower, take with you, the smallest they have are hand towels!
• Robert Bess
  Say you're flying on WOW Airlines and your flight is delayed by just enough time to make your Iceland connection an impossibly... welcome to Hotel Keilir. Want to make your stay here bearable rather than intolerable? Don't fall into the role of the disgruntled American. It's so much easier NOT to take your frustrations out on hotel staff, who have nothing really to do with your predicament, and simply enjoy your stay in one of the most picaresque seaside villages in Iceland. Get to know Breyndis at the front desk, perhaps the sweetest woman in this latitude, and invaluable in seeing that your stay is painless and memorable. And if you were unfortunate enough to leave one of your bags on the bus from the airport to the hotel, she will see that it is returned to you promptly. Be grateful -- try to be as kind as the people who greet you. Leave your a**hole at home.
• Shonelle Mapp
  Well if you have a long layover, you may be tempted to book this hotel that claims to offer a 24 hour shuttle and free buffet breakfast. If those are your decision points, consider the following: 1. The airport shuttle runs hourly between 0500 and 1200. As a result we were instructed by hotel staff to take a taxi which costed 3500 ISK. 2. The free buffet breakfast is continental, which includes: bread, deli meats, cheese, cold cereal, boiled egg, fruit, tea and coffee. For those late night travelers seeking sleep, you may be awakened by housekeeping and/or maintenance activities beginning before 0900. If none of these things are issues, you will find the hotel clean and the rooms to be adequate.
• jeffrey gohn
  Nice hotel right in the middle of the action. The bar next door, even though it was super friendly and I would recommend it to anyone...it was very loud at 3am. Overall a very nice hotel in the area
• Carlos Guerrero
  We ended up at this hotel after being rejected from our other hotel because of overbooking. On the outside the hotel doesn't seem like much, the inside is slightly better. We got two rooms, the first one was pretty standard with a big bed and overall clean. The bathroom doesn't have a switch, rather a motion sensor so it's a bit awkward when you are taking a shower and the light goes off, then you have to step out and move your arms around. The second room was not in the main building and we had to take a 5 minute lesson on how to lock and unlock the outer door, we still didn't manage to get it right. We only spent one night there, we left early. However when we were getting ready to leave, one of the guys from the front desk opened our door without knocking and closed it immediately when we saw we were still there, so that was a bit creepy. Overall it was an ok place and stay but I would recommend picking another hotel if you are staying more than one night.

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