Design hotel in Reykjavík's creative harbour district with spa access
Grandi by Center Hotels sits in the Grandi harbour district — Reykjavík's most talked-about neighbourhood for food, design, and culture. Rooms range from compact 18 m² doubles to 30 m² junior suites with private spa access. Rated 8.8 on Booking.com across 3,147 reviews, with beds scoring 8.9 for comfort and a location score of 9.0.
Entry-level room at 18 m² with shower-only bathroom. Flexible bed configuration — two singles or one double. Minibar, flat-screen TV, electric kettle, desk.
A step up at 23 m² with bath or shower. Two singles or one large double. Minibar, flat-screen TV, electric kettle. Upper floors accessible by lift.
20 m² with private balcony and view. Two single beds. Bath or shower, minibar, flat-screen TV, electric kettle, desk. Only 6 rooms in this category.
30 m² deluxe room with spa access included. King-size bed. Bath or shower, minibar, flat-screen TV, electric kettle, desk.
30 m² suite with king bed, sofa bed, coffee machine, and spa access. Private bathroom with bath or shower. Minibar, flat-screen TV. Only 3 rooms available.
Deluxe King room with unlimited daily spa access, breakfast buffet for two, and complimentary use of the steam room and sauna.
Two nights in a Standard Plus room with a curated Grandi neighbourhood walking map and flexible late checkout until 14:00.
Junior Suite with private spa access, full gym use, daily breakfast, and a welcome bottle of Icelandic sparkling water on arrival.
Standard room with Grandi breakfast buffet included and a hand-picked guide to the neighbourhood's best galleries, restaurants, and design shops.
Continental and Icelandic breakfast buffet — gluten-free and vegetarian options available.
Great comfort after a long drive
We came in exhausted from the Ring Road and the hot tub plus the in-house restaurant saved the evening. Bed was cloud-like.
January 2026
Small hotel, huge heart
The owner runs it himself and it shows. Nothing is a chore, everything is a pleasure. The sauna over the fjord is unreal.
November 2025
Worth the detour
Out of the way and all the better for it. Fresh cod for dinner, silent night, and a view that made us stay an extra day.
April 2026
Every detail considered
We stayed four nights and it felt like home by the second. The breakfast was exceptional — local skyr, smoked fish, fresh bread — and the staff went out of their way when our flight was delayed.
January 2026
Why the best aurora-chasing isn't in Reykjavík — and which northern lodges send a wake-up text when Kp breaks four.
A black church, a lava field, and the house of Rúnar Marvinsson — the chef who put Icelandic food on white tablecloths.
The Ring Road after the summer crowds have gone, before the first snow closes the highland passes.
