This was our second (and third) stays at the Natura. The staff is attentive, fluent in Icelandic and English, and knowledgeable. The rooms are somewhat different than what Americans are used to in our hotels: rooms are smaller and really just for sleeping; bathroom is very small; and the beds are more of a platform bed with separate linens for each side of a double bed (it may seem odd but it works and is really comfortable). There is a good restaurant and bar on site. They have recently added aspa. I hope to try that out on our next stay. The rooms are immaculate and the location is convenient to downtown and to the regional airport for in-country flights!

Do not be deceived by the outside of this hotel as as soon as you walk in it's modern, clean and welcoming. The restaurant and bar area are cosy without being one on top of each other and prices are reasonable. The staff are also friendly, approachable and knowledgable.
Most rooms have been refurbished but there are still a few that haven't so make sure you specify as the original rooms are as nice but are still clean and comfortable.
Breakfast was a large selection of cereals, hot breakfasts and continental, therefore something for everybody and was served until 1000 which is a lot more sympathetic to those of us that are late risers.
Previous reviewers have mentioned the airport but this is a domestic airport where only smaller aircraft are allowed to land within certain hours and traffic is very light. Our first room was on the airport side and very little was heard.
Overall this is a nice hotel in a convenient location for Reykjavik, onward flights to both Akureyri and Egilssdadir and for exploring the area and had a great stay.

We stayed here as part of our tour package through IcelandAir. Hotel was cozy, great fireplace by the bar. There was 3 of us and we all had a separate room, we usually all share one room. It was nice having a room to myself. We were all on the same floor and together, that was nice. Staff was nice and friendly. Hotel gave us free bus tickets to get into town. The pool at the Hotel was great, warm and relaxing. Would definitely stay here again.

We were told that this hotel underwent massive redecorating in 2011. In any case it looked nice, modern and clean. The biggest drawback in my opinion is its location. There are many other hotels in Reykjavík equally far from the city center in the old part of town. But most of the other hotels have a supermarket or a bank or a restaurant in their immediate vicinity. This one has - absolutely nothing! Apart from an airport, the one for domestic flights within Iceland. But even if you want to take such a flight, you are not conveniently located, because the terminal is not by the hotel. It is on the opposite side of the runways so that you have to circle around the whole area. There is a shuttle bus to the city center but it does not run often. The in-house restaurant is a bit pricey. Be warned that there is NO machine (ATM) to withdraw money anywhere close to the hotel! One advantage of the location, though, is that you can walk up the hill to the famous Perlan, with the revolving restaurant on top. Most of the staff seem experienced. They were all friendly during our stay.