We ended up staying at Hotel Cabin after getting 'upgraded' from another hotel due to overbooking. Cabin is a bit of a walk from the main down-town centre, sights and attractions of Reykjavik and therefore not ideally located for the casual, car-free, weekend visitor. Overall Hotel Cabin is a perfectly functional but uninspiring place to stay. The main complaint I... more

very clean and cozy hotel. We paied $45 per night and it is totally worthy. more

The hotel is a bit out of town. About 10Euro with a taxi. The hotel is ok, but the service in the reseption could been better. The worst thing about the hotel is the brekfast. It is very bad. We had it included in the price but we choose to eat outside after the first day! more

The hotel itself was lovely with a reasonably spacious room and good bathroom facilities. It is out of the city centre but is about a 20 min walk away from the central area - can have a nice scenic walk along the bay. The tour companies come to the hotel for pick up - definitely a must! Breakfast was standard... more

Okay so the room isn't exactly six foot long, but this is not a hotel for people who are claustrophobic. The bathroom reminds me of a space pods from star trek. Our room had an ok view where we could see the water and the mountains. However, if you are a light sleeper the curtains do not block out all... more

........and anything good is a bonus! At first sight Hotel Cabin looks nice, nice lobby, fast lift, and clean. Then you reach your room! They are so small, shabby, very unkept. The quilt and pillows provided are a joke. They have certainly been around the block a few times! The thickness of the walls are so thin that you can... more

I usually spend considerable amount of time researching the hotels I stay in, how I got this one, I'll never know! I guess I was fooled by a 'good' streak of recommendations on tripadvisor which made me book here. Thanks NOT to the people that gave it more than the 1 star it deserves. TO THESE FOLKS: This hotel is... more

First of all I always review hotels in relation to price paid and that of surrounding hotels in the locallity. In this instance I paid only £30 per night including breakfast, much cheaper than the competition. This ranks in terms of pricing not far from that of the hostel down the road but fear not this is no hostel!! The... more

I stayed at the Cabin Hotel in September when I was attending a conference in Reykjavik. The conference was held at the nearby (five minutes walk from the Cabin) Grand Hotel and I felt like crying everytime I went there thinking of my lucky colleagues who got to stay there. When you arrive at the Cabin Hotel you might be... more