Icelandair Hotel Reykjavik Marina

The Icelandair Hotel Reykjavik Marina is at Mýrargata 2 on the Old Harbour in Reykjavik, Iceland. The harbour district, known for its converted fishing sheds, whale-watching and puffin-tour departures, galleries and seafood restaurants, is a ten-minute walk from Laugavegur and the downtown old town, and the Harpa concert hall is also within walking distance. The area has changed from a working fishing port into a popular visitor quarter while keeping its maritime feel. The hotel follows that theme with an industrial-maritime interior of exposed materials, ship-related design details and a lively public ground floor. It is classed as mid-range, with indicative double-room rates from about ISK 26,000 to 45,000 per night. Room types include Standard Rooms, Superior Rooms and Suites, and rooms facing the harbour offer views of the boats and the bay with Mount Esja in the distance on clear days. Amenities include a restaurant, a bar, Wi-Fi and a gym. A distinctive feature is the Slipp area, which combines a slipway bar with a small cinema, and the hotel's design links to the neighbouring Slippurinn dry dock. Dining on site covers breakfast and evening meals, and the harbour district around the hotel adds many further options within a few minutes on foot. Service is relaxed and informal, suited to couples, groups of friends and visitors joining whale-watching, puffin or northern lights tours that depart from or near the harbour. The hotel does not advertise a pool or spa. For travellers arriving by bus from Keflavik Airport, the flybus network connects to central drop-off points that are a short taxi or walk from the harbour. Evenings can be busy around the harbour restaurants, but the hotel sits at the quieter western end of the central area compared with the Laugavegur nightlife strip.