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• Harry´s Seafood and Grill Restaurant

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  Harry´s Seafood and Grill Restaurant Laugavegur 84, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland

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  73 Restaurant Laugavegur 73, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland

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  Laugavegur 59, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland

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• Reykjavík

  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.
  
  In a way, Iceland is like a frozen utopia, where nature is somehow more beautiful than you could ever imagine, and the streets have a strength of artistic and attractive sentiment yet the people remain unpretentious. Count on spending a small fortune, but visitors invariably believe it’s worth it. If you dig deep enough you might encounter a truly unforgettable and up close experience with a true native.

  Reykjavík, Iceland

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• Skypark Trampólíngarður Íslands

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  Skypark Trampólíngarður Íslands Urðarhvarf 14, Kópavogur, Iceland

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  Blue Lagoon Nordurljosavegur 9, 240 Grindavík, Iceland

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  Nordurljosavegur 9, 240 Grindavik, Iceland

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• Thingvellir National Park

  Iceland’s historical open air assembly, Alpingi, is situated in its national park, Thingvellir. This was established back in the year 930 and was utilized until 1798. It’s located alongside Iceland’s largest lake, Pingvallavatn.  Some of the assembly’s functions to name were setting laws, settling disputes and easing out freemen of the country. Even today Alpingi holds great significance for Icelanders.

   The land now consists of remains of the building, about 50 booths made up of stone and turf and numerous remains from the 10th 18th and 19th centuries are buried deep down in the Earth. The scraps left behind serve as proof regarding how the park was maintained back when it was alive and functioning.

  Þingvellir is located right above the Mid Atlantic Ridge where the European and North American plates seem to be in continuous motion. This is the reason why people also call it the lava field which is yet another reason why tourists should visit this wondrous place.

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Here are some reviews of Storm Hotel - 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.

• Kevin Dixon
  Check In & Check Out was a very simple process even though we arrived at 1.30 am. Our room was extremely clean, modern and well equipped. Location is fantastic with a 5 minute walk to the main restaurant area. Staff were very professional and catered to our many needs. Will most certainly revisit.
• Matt Greening
  Happy hour is a great deal at the bar friendliness and quality of work from the staff is uncanny. Staying here was an absolute treat for my trip to Iceland. Noteworthy: No restaurant, no safes in the room. Complementary breakfast was phenomenal with a wide variety of high quality delights. Truthfully I wish I could reserve a review of 6 stars for experiences like these. English speaking staff, they will store your luggage if you arrive before your room is ready (we got there 10am local time and wandered the city). Elevator, automatic doors, wheelchair friendly.
• Raymond Eaton
  Lovely modern hotel in the heart of Reykjavik. Rooms are clean and warm. Morning breakfasts are buffet style and very nice. Don't go expecting a full English fry-up as you will be disappointed! Only criticism is that the alarm system in the hotel went off every day, but the Hotel are aware of this problem and by the time you read this the issue will hopefully be resolved.
• Jaymie Donovan
  Really nice, clean and modern hotel. The staff were helpful and friendly and the breakfast was delicious!! The bed was super comfy! Pretty good location as well. Really enjoyed my time here.
• Dimitri Ostrovskii
  Wonderful hotel for the price. The rooms are clean and modern, the breakfast is good and the service is friendly and helpful. As a 3 star hotel it has it's limitations of course, like no restaurant, a pretty small bar, but considering the price in comparison to other hotels you would have to pay way more to upgrade.

Here are some reviews of Storm Hotel - 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 writing a review.

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