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TravelPod Member ReviewsFosshotel Lind Reykjavík
“ Great Value for the price ”
Reviewed May 29, 2012
I found this hotel on venere.com and was glad i picked it. It is located just inside the city center within walking distance of tons of major restaurants and bars. It is also right around the corner from the main shopping street of Laugavegur. The hotel also a offers a very decent breakfast from 6am till 10am, which is pretty great considering the high prices of downtown Reykjavik. The hotel does offer free parking (if you come to Iceland, you should rent a car. there are TONS of great things to see outside the city, and why pay for a tour when you are more than capable of driving a small rent a car to most attractions) but the lot is very small and they only have one remote to open the gates of the lot. So, to clarify, if you want to leave the lot, you need to get the remote from the front desk, pull out in front of the hotel, run back in to give them back the gate remote, and do the same thing when you arrive back. Not a big deal just a bit of an inconvenience. Other than that the place was great, clean rooms, black out curtains, and the front desk people were helpful, i would stay there again.
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