Hotel Klettur

Hotel Klettur is a three-star hotel at Mjölnisholt 14 in the 105 district of Reykjavik, Iceland, in a quiet residential block east of the city centre. The street is close to Hlemmur, the former bus station that is now a food hall and a hub for city buses, and the Laugavegur shopping street begins a few minutes' walk away. The downtown old town and Harpa concert hall are roughly fifteen to twenty-five minutes on foot, and buses run frequently from Hlemmur to other parts of the capital region. The surroundings are less busy than the streets nearer the harbour, which gives the hotel a calmer atmosphere at night while keeping the main sights within easy reach. The hotel is classed as mid-range, with indicative double-room rates from roughly ISK 16,000 to 28,000 per night depending on season. Room types include Standard Rooms and Family Rooms, which makes the property a practical option for parents travelling with children and for small groups who want to share a room. Amenities listed are Wi-Fi and a restaurant, where breakfast and simple meals are typically served. There is no advertised spa, pool or gym, so guests who want a geothermal soak usually visit one of Reykjavik's public swimming pools, such as Sundhöllin, which is near the centre. Service character is functional and family-friendly rather than luxury-oriented, with a focus on value in a city where accommodation prices are high. Hlemmur's food hall and the cafés along the eastern end of Laugavegur provide additional dining options within a short walk. The location is also suitable for visitors using buses to reach tour pick-up points, since many excursions to the Golden Circle and South Coast collect guests from designated stops near the centre. Travellers arriving from Keflavik Airport can take the Flybus to the central terminal and continue by city bus or taxi.