I love where this hotel is located, since I don't think I would've seen the beautiful Marina area if I'd stayed closer to downtown. There's also a chance to see the Northern Lights from the hotel, and you can ask to get a wake up call if the Northern Lights appear. It's still an easy walk to downtown. The hotel itself has a lot of character and interesting art, feels very warm & cozy, and has lots of fun public areas and rooms to explore. We also had a mini fridge in our room which was a nice surprise. Staff was very helpful and friendly.

Warning: if a tour van/transport picks you up or drops you off, the bus stops for tourists are different from the public bus stops! There is a completely different bus stop route for tourists, which did not show up on Google maps. The tourist bus stop (#7, I think?) is just steps from the hotel, though some buses will only go to nearby stops that are about a 5-minute walk away. We didn't know this when we took the Blue Lagoon bus from the airport to the hotel and had to walk very far with our luggage on a very windy day. So check with the hotel staff before you book any transport so they can help you figure out which stop you should choose.

Location was a great base for exploring Reykjavik

Studio 6 room was great for us as a family of 4 but would have been a squeeze for 5/6 people.

The hotel was in a really good location to be able to walk into the main town in just a few minutes. A little confusing to find the main entrance at first. Free car parking for the rental car was a bonus. Was really clean inside and decorated lovely. Lovely open fire pit in the main entrance with was lovely and lots of little quiet rooms to tuck yourself away for a quiet read or social gathering. Lor coffee machine in the room which was perfect. Shower and bathroom all modern and well kept and the TV had English channels which I wasn’t expecting. All the staff were friendly and helpful, nothing too much bother. Free WiFi included just a log in every 24hours. Had a bar and restaurant but we didn’t use it all during the stay. Overall a really nice place to stay. Would recommend to anyone who wants to stay somewhere lovely with a 5-10 min walk from the main town centre.

The outside was very deceiving. Just a really plain white building and on a very busy main road but once inside, it really didn’t bother us.

Lovely hotel. Decor was quirky - so much to look at. Lots of sitting spaces downstairs. Bar and restaurant area was also great. Staff were all very friendly and helpful. We had a room with a balcony facing the street - nice view over the the buildings and we could see the church. The location of the hotel was fab - in the marina - with lots of restaurants within minutes of walking. Also very convenient for everything in the harbour and till only 5 minutes to the centre of the old town. We had a car for our 7 night stay so it was a bonus having free parking in the gravel car park right outside. We ate in the restaurant on 2 nights and both dinners were lovely.

It really was only the price of the breakfast. Our deal did not have it included and to buy on the day it was very expensive (over 50 GBP) for us both!

Beautiful hotel, location by harbour and very close to walk to centre and near bus stops. The reception staff very helpful in arranging tours, and very knowledgable - thank you for sorting an impromptu visit to the SkyLagoon. Very warm, especially noticed when minus temperatures outside. Breakfast options good and very tasty. The restaurant was really nice-was the best meal had whilst in Iceland. Hotel exceptionally clean, glad paid extra for suite overlooking the harbour on 4th floor.

Would have been nice to have complementary drinks in the reception area during the day, but facilities there for a price if didn’t want to go out for a warm drink.

We stayed at Reykjavik Marina - Berjaya Iceland Hotels for two nights in mid-September to celebrate my 50th birthday. The room, though slightly smaller than expected, was charming and well-equipped, featuring a comfortable bed and a cozy small couch. We frequently dined in the lounge for dinner and enjoyed evening drinks; the atmosphere was delightful. The hotel’s location next to the working dry docks of the shipyard added unique charm. It was within walking distance to several points of interest, including Harpa Concert Hall, the Sun Voyager sculpture, and the Old Harbour area. We also appreciated the proximity to art museums, shops, and delightful breakfast spots nearby.

While the room faced the street, which we preferred, there was some nightlife noise; however, it was neither prolonged nor excessive, allowing for a comfortable night’s rest. Additionally, the room’s size was slightly smaller than expected, but it was still adequate for our needs.

Location was good and hotel was clean. Front desk staff were very helpful. Daniel especially helped us develop a sightseeing plan which worked well for us.

Hotel breakfast was too expensive. Therefore, we sought other options outside of the hotel for breakfast. We didn't learn until the last morning that we could have requested a wake up call from the front desk to see the Aurora. The weather was perfect on Monday night 4/22/25 and the Aurora was visible according to bartender Eugene. Unfortunately, we missed the opportunity as we only checked an Aurora smartphone application erroneously indicated the chance was low to see the Northern Lights. A recommendation is at check-in to offer the Aurora wake-up call as a special treat.

Location was perfect for the excursions we planned and also just getting around the city. The bed was comfy and the room was always very warm, a wonderful plus for December of course. There are plenty of common area seats, the few fire pits in these areas were a wonderful touch for the winter. The front desk staff were wonderful and helpful, shout out to Daniel for being so accommodating to different questions and requests!

The restaurant in the hotel has good food but the prices are very very high, doesn’t correlate with what is offered. This is the trend in many places in Reykjavik so it wasn’t a surprise. We only chose to eat there for Christmas dinner as most other places nearby were closed for the holiday.

Although the room was a little smaller than I expected, I can’t complain. The beds were very comfortable, room was clean, shower was really nice and all front desk staff we encountered were GREAT! We were able to check in early without issue, when I went to buy a bottle of water the front desk gal let me know the tap water there was drinkable (which I was hesitant about) but it was good and saved us money, and when we had last minute issues with our pre-booked transportation to the main bus station the front desk lady - at midnight - booked us a taxi for 3am. There are plenty of areas to hang out in the hotel, too, like the little library, lobby near the fire, community table and conference room. We liked being by the marina and within walking distance to the Lava Show and downtown.

Rooms were a good size, happy hour in the restaurant was a good price and on some days there was 2 split by their dinner menu. The staff were very helpful and gave solid advice on numerous occasions. Location was far enough from the city centre to be quiet at night and close to 3 nearby supermarkets. Had a great view of the harbour. And was also close to some of the tourist activities located in the harbour industrial units.

Was a hassle to get there from bus stop 15 when there is snow on the ground. This is not the hotels fault as buses cannot drop direct at the hotel.