Bed & Breakfasts · Capital Region · Iceland
Reykjavik's bed-and-breakfast scene is small but characterful, with a handful of central guesthouses that pair homemade breakfasts with old-town charm.
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Central & Cozy
Reykjavik Bed & Breakfast
A cozy guesthouse with free parking, a hearty breakfast, and a central location near Hallgrimskirkja.
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Guest favourite
Reykjavik Bed & Breakfast
Central Reykjavik B&B with a 9.3 guest rating, homemade breakfasts, and a host who goes out of their way.
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Central & clean
Reykjavik
A central Reykjavik guesthouse with clean shared bathrooms and helpful staff, minutes from the old harbour and Hallgrímskirkja.
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Reykjavik’s B&Bs are small, central and personal, and the value sits in properties like Snorri’s Guesthouse, which at 11,561 ISK offers a hearty breakfast, free parking and a location near Hallgrímskirkja. Reykjavik Treasure B&B costs more at 19,186 ISK, but earns its 9.3 rating with homemade breakfasts and a host who goes out of their way. Flóki by Guesthouse Reykjavik is the cheapest at 11,069 ISK, though it offers shared bathrooms rather than private ones.
The three bed and breakfasts on this page range from 11,069 ISK to 19,186 ISK per night, all within central Reykjavik.
Reykjavik Treasure B&B has the highest rating at 9.3, based on over 1,100 guest reviews.
Yes, all three are central, with Snorri’s Guesthouse and Flóki by Guesthouse Reykjavik both a short walk from Hallgrímskirkja and the old harbour.
Reykjavik’s bed and breakfasts cluster around the old centre, within a short walk of Hallgrímskirkja’s striking facade and the old harbour. They are cosy, personal operations where a homemade breakfast and a host who knows the city count for as much as the bed. Streets like Skólavörðustígur and Laugavegur, the main shopping drag, are the heart of it all, and most of these properties put you right in the middle of that action.
Prices here reflect the city’s compact scale – you are paying for location and warmth rather than sprawling grounds. Expect shared or private bathrooms depending on the property, and breakfasts that often feature Icelandic skyr and fresh bread. The cheapest of the set sits just under 11,070 ISK a night, while the most luxurious of the three breaks the 19,000 ISK mark. One property is actually a hotel in disguise, so check the details before you book.
This small set suits travellers who want a personal, central base with breakfast included and don't mind shared bathrooms at the budget end. If you prefer hotel-style amenities, private facilities and a wider choice, look at the general hotel pages or the dedicated guest house listing for more options.