we split our 10-day stay in reykjavik b/w hotel odinsve and radisson sas 1919. of the two, i have to say i prefer the 1919. while they are both similar in cost, hotel odinsve is not as centrally located as 1919, which is smack dab in the middle of downtown. the room at odinsve is also smaller, and feels much... more

Early February I travelled to Iceland for a long weekend to celebrate my partner’s 40th birthday. We had a perfect trip though the hotel could have been more comfortable. The staff were friendly and efficient. The Hotel is very central and its surroundings pretty quiet with the port only metres away. The decor is pretty standard and cold for a... more

This was the second hotel that I stayed at while in Reykjavik. The first being the Centerhotel Thingholt. Pro's: the price was very good for what you get. the hotel is well maintained and well designed. My room was a decent size, as European hotels go. Staff was friendly. Things to watch for: it was a bit noisy during my... more

I often stay at Radisson hotels - you know what you get. I was a little disappointed by this hotel though. The location is good - within walking distance to the attractions. Small rooms, nice staff, food was ok but expensive. Fitness facilities were good, but no pool. No parking facilities. Not worth the money. more

Booking the Radisson SAS Hotel 1919 was possibly one of the worst decisions I have ever made, when it comes to booking hotels. Having stayed in Reykjavik before (at the CenterHotel Thingholt, which was great), I wanted to take my fiance away for a surprise trip and excitedly booked the Radisson 1919. I booked about three months in advance on... more

Loved the Radisson SAS 1919. We were there over the Chirstmas holiday and only have 2 complaints. There are no drawers in the room to store your clothing and no vanity space in bathroom. There is a generous closet---but we ended up keeping our suitcases set out our entire stay (1 week). Contrary to other reviewers, we found the hotel... more

This hotel is extremely clean and surprisingly quiet considering how close it is to most of the restaurants and bars. The location is perfect for a stay in Reykjavic. The rooms are on the smaller side but not cramped. We did change our room when we got there b/c we did not like being on the second floor near the... more

One week stay at the end of Aug.2008 single room On the plus side: -very good location.5 min.walk to the main street and harbour,but not noisy. -very helpful and friendly at the reception -spacy room and bathroom -Bathrobe and slippers(you can take with you at the blue lagoon) -kettler and nespresso(!) in the room -very good restaurant.Goofy,the manager,is dooing a... more

We stayed at the Radisson SAS 1919 Hotel for 2 nights in May. We booked our stay about 2 months in advance and secured a special rate as I am a travel agent. My colleagues recommended this property for its central location and nice rooms. Even with my agent discount, this hotel was pricey, as are all hotels in Reykjavik.... more