Pretty good information center. Has huge model of a entire Iceland. It really helps out to put things into perspective on how things are apart. Also there is plenty information on the city itself, its old buildings and districts. Also here you can buy "City card" that grants you free access to number of museums, hot springs and busses. It costs around 3600 ISK
Did not ask for help but nice place, good overview
Very helpful and staff is nice and friendly. We found particularly useful the safe travel office.
Super helpful staff, great info and connections. Make sure to check out the city pass for public transportation and museums.
Lots of hopeful info to help navigate iceland
Super helpful place if you are planning your visit in Reykiavik and in Iceland - lots of free maps and leaflets to take, free wifi and toilets, which are travellers essentials when you're lost in a new town :)
Lots of information, including 3D model maps of Iceland and interesting facts about the growth of tourism etc.
Wel organised and punctual, couple with good guides fits the bill well.
Very useful for finding information on tours and places of interest. Wifi was helpful for travellers
Extremely helpful. They even kept our bags until we were able to check into our airbnb.
poor staff and slow resolution, unhelpful, bad service.
We did not have any problems finding it, after researching it on Google maps.
They provided us with all the free maps we needed for the different areas we were traveling to by rental car.
Walked in to ask where to buy a FlyBus+ ticket and walked out with a ticket maybe 90 seconds later. Fast and easy.