Name: Hotel Hilda
Address: BÃ¡rugata, 101 ReykjavÃk, Iceland, IS
Telephone: +354 552 3020

Hotel Hilda is a lodging, located at Bárugata, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland. They can be contacted via phone at +354 552 3020, visit their website www.hotelhilda.is for more detailed information.

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Bárugata, 101 Reykjavík

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Added by Jopie, at 11 August 2016

Monday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Sunday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM

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Nicholas Bobys

24 April 2018

We stayed in the Airbnb attached to he Hotel Hilda. Wonderful stay.
Caroline Dunning

19 April 2018

Great friendly place to stay. Would stay there again. Room clean and warm. Breakfast more the adequate. Within easy walking from the centre of town.
Sam Banson

16 March 2018

Hotel Hilda is absolutely gorgeous. Situated in a lovely place in Reykjavik and a nice distance from the city centre. The water smells a bit though.
Aaron Misera

09 November 2017

This hotel literally saved me a few others from a long day of exhaustion. They welcomed us in and we're so very nice and comforting. After a mess at the international airport which involved a power outage, freak storm, and hours upon hours of lines, culminating in false hotel vouchers from the airline (because the original hotels never received the voucher bookings because there was no power), we made our way to Hotel Hilda and they accepted us in quickly and we're understanding of our situation. They are THE BEST!

A wonderful little boutique place that is only blocks from downtown, surrounded by local residents, and a super nice and helpful staff. I would definitely stay here again!
Alexandra Nagy

28 October 2017

We arrived at 8 am in Reykjavik and we went straight to the hotel. We were hoping our room would be available but no such luck. The receptionist was a very nice woman who told us she would email us if a room became available. So we dropped our bags and went sightseeing. Nothing was opened at 9am in Reykjavik except this overpriced restaurant that was serving breakfast. Within the hour, the receptionist emailed us and we went to the room. It is smaller than I thought it would be but I believe all the hotels in Reykjavik only have small rooms. The hotel is located in a residential neighborhood and the Flybus will not drop you off there. They'll drop you at the nearby bus stop and it's a 5 minute walk to the hotel. The area is very quiet which is nice. The water is from the geothermal spring and there are Soley organic products in the room. The products have an amazing aroma to them. The hotel is located 5 minutes by foot from the center of Reykjavik.
Kevin McCarter-Larkin

09 October 2017

Great place to stay for a night or two. Very close to the city center and also to the wharf. The beds were comfortable and every room has its own private bathroom which is nice. My only complaint is that they put us to the dining room/Breakfast room and it was VERY noisy in the morning when we were trying to sleep. Beyond that it was very nice and the staff were very accommodating.
Mike Miller

25 August 2017

Very clean, well maintained, good location. Would stay again
Gustavo Marques

24 May 2017

It is a cosy hotel and very close to town. Nice staff and good breakfast!
Richard Cofield

13 March 2017

The room was great. Service was excellent. Price was very reasonable. No issues!
Monica Dema

14 January 2017

The room was a perfect size for just one person. Although there were two beds, I think fitting another adult and luggage would be tight. I was on the first floor / room 1, and was nervous that it was on the ground flood with the windows at street-level. However, the roll down shade prevented onlookers, and there really wasn’t much street noise. The location feels like it’s an older / more mature part of town, and the town is small—so I am not sure how that’s possible. It was a quiet street and quiet hotel. I didn’t think there was anyone else staying there until I bumped into another solo traveller in the breakfast area. I saw two more as I was checking out. Also, I never felt unsafe here. The walk (at night/in the darK) seemed safe, and to get into the hotel you need a magnetic keycard.
I have long legs and an athletic spirit, so it was about a 15-minute walk to the church, which is basically on the other side of town. All of the eateries, wineries, groceries are between the hotel and the church.
The breakfast was traditional European: ham, cheese, salami, bread, yogurt, musli, Delonghi coffee, tea, orange, banana, cucumbers, tomatoes, and of course milk/OJ.
Reykjavik Excursions picked me up at the hotel and did their best to bring me back—big buses cannot navigate small streets but I was dropped off up the street, which was good enough for me.
Angela, the front-desk receptionist was great. She made reservations for me, suggested places to eat and things to see.
Although the price of food and excursions are a bit high, there’s no way around it. The low (or NO) cost for transportation within the city more than make up for it. $30-40 per day for food (free breakfast at hotel and an early dinner, late night snack) compensations for the $10-20 you might have spent on the metro or tram in any other city.
Cons:
You cannot control the heat
Water throughout all of Iceland smells of sulphur

(Note - I stayed here in October 2015)
Victor Jabbour

07 October 2016

The hotel is in a quiet street near the centre.
Good location!
Nice people. When you ask things they are very helpful.
Dan Jones

02 October 2016

Great little spot, very conveniently located. Basically can only be described as charming and incredibly quaint.
Barbara Wechter

18 August 2016

I loved this little boutique hotel. The beds were comfy, the rooms had their own bathroom and shower. The front desk person was very friendly and it was only a short walk to downtown.