When in Iceland the geothermal pools (I would call them geothermal spas) are worth the visit. More

Loved swimming outside when it was +3C. The water was great and there were lots of options to sit, swim, steambath, and/or enjoy the whirlpool. Where else could you choose the temperature of your whirlpool ,,, 38, 40, 42, or 44 degrees? More

During our two week stay in Iceland, we basically found ourselves in local swimming pools every day. These are fantastic, cheap, a great way to relax after a day of hiking/driving, and a great way to hang out with locals. The pool in Reykjavik is fantastic, although very busy (but that was part of the fun for us!). You have... More

Yeahh, relax and imagine doing this daily! you'll see every age. you'll relax! and you'll miss these warm bathes when you are gone ! wow what a treat and it's all heated through Natural geysers! More

The biggest and the best swimmingpool in Reykjavík, it´s manly outside, the have hot tups and saunas,1 big slide and 2 smaller, and lot´s of fun stuff´s for kids, they have just renewed the pool and the have got a Wipe-out course. More

about 1/2 mile from our hotel hilton new experience3 plenty of lockers inside water about 90 f in pool and about 110 in hottubs great place for 4 dollars fees dont miss this More

This was our only experience of a city pool in Reykjavik as all of the other were closed early over Easter. It was being renovated and much of the pool areas were closed which was disappointing. We had passes from our hotel to use the changing facilities in the adjoining private gym which was lovely so I can't comment on... More

We really enjoyed the huge shallow pool. We played on the small slide, although it is a bit in poor repair. The warm water jets on the slide are nice. There was a lot of renovation going on during our visit, so, unfortunately, some of the visual effect of the hot-tubs was lost for us. The price for the city... More

Went here today the photos look like its brand new. It is not , it was built some years ago and was being re built while we were there. Some areas are closed and concrete works are ongoing so walkways are between ropes to keep you safe. The hot tubs are under a tarpaulin lean-to the builders have erected. The... More