Name: Travel Inn Guesthouse
Address: Soleyjargata 31, Reykjavik, Reykjavik, Reykjavik, 101, Iceland
Rating: 5

Smoke-free property

Heating

Garden

Express check-in

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

No elevators

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Non-smoking rooms

Family room

Rooms

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

English

Languages Spoken

Parking

Free parking nearby

Free Parking on Premises

Beach/pool towels

Pool and beach

Family/Kid Friendly

Kids

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Contactless check-in and/or check-out

Health and Safety Measures

Location

At the guest house

Reykjavik Domestic Airport

Keflavik International Airport

Travel Inn Guesthouse

Reykjavik

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Hi Everyone,

This is Tanca,We stayed here 1 week beginning of the jan 2023.I think this facility is great.I want to thank to Mr.Paul and from housekeeping the lady.They were very helpful.This guesthouse is very close to center almost 10 minutes by walking ,it is pretty close to bus terminal as well maybe not even 10 minutes.Most probably everyone will get tours from bus hostel area.it is 20 minutes away by walking to that area.it is easy to access.Guesthouse is very clean.You can have it  in kitchen whatever you need.There is microwave,coffee machine you can get benefit as free of charge.There are kettles and fridge as well.You will have plates and cups placed in drawers.We got great service according to what we paid for it.We will return to magnificent Iceland for a summer trip in a couple of years and we ll choose this guesthouse again.My only recommodation to workers would be is to update picture of guesthouse because it seems much better in real than how it seems in booking.com or tripadvisor etc.see you again

1 week stay

Just back from staying here with partner and 11year old,  we had a room with  a bathroom, room was clean and beds comfortable, kitchen was shared had fridge cooker, utensils etc, it may seem scruffy to uk standards.but such a good price with parking and  bus stop and shops walking distance, perfect on a budget and just want a comfy bed!

Basic but clean

After reading some of the reviews, we were a little worried, but after meeting the manager (Paul I think) on arrival he was chatty and helpful, the room was clean and very warm with comfortable beds and great wifi connection..  We saw him a couple of times during our 3 night stay.
For the price, this is a great little hotel in an ideal location, yes the rooms are basic, no tv, yes you do have to call to gain entry on arrival, but we didn't have to wait long (make sure you have the dialling code handy +354).  From what we could see, the private bathrooms were just opposites the rooms and clearly marked and each landing only has about 3 or 4 rooms.  
Please remember, you get what you pay for - from what we saw and experienced this was worth the money and we would book again.  .

Very good value, great location

This guesthouse is for those on a budget.  It's close to the bus station, and we chose it because we planned to take an early bus to Landmannalauger to hike Laugavegur Trail.  The guesthouse is very simple.  It's clean, quiet and inexpensive.  On the downside, there is no indoor common area (though we can use the kettle in the kitchen) and we missed this.

Inexpensive, clean & close to bus station.

we’ve stayed for 7 nights on our holliday in reykjavik. the hotel is about 10 walking minutes away from the centre of town and there‘s free wifi. it is quite simple, but fairly nice for the price. it‘s an old building and therefore poorly soundproofed and a little broken here and there. we also had a problem with my bed. the slatted frame was broken when we arrived. we told the staff and he said he would fix it tomorrow. so i slept on a broken bed for one night, which wasen‘t very exciting. we were out the next day and when we came back in the evening, it wasn‘t fixed. so we called the staff again and waited around akwardly while they „fixed“ my bed. it was okay for a night. the next day i sat on my bed and it broke again. same same but different. the staff was friendly about it, but they said that we could not get a discount or anything, which i thought was poor service. the other problem we had, was that a lot of times nobody would work at the reception. we were told that we could call anytime though. worked one of two times. we‘d like to come back to reykjavik, but will be staying in an other hotel.

Quite central, quite cheap, BUT...

Stayed here for three nights. The location is great, right across the street from the BSI bus station which links with airport and tours. The main town area is an easy 10 minute walk. Rooms are very basic but adequate. Noise is an issue with doors banging from other rooms at all hours of the night. Another problem is the reception is often not manned, even during daytimes. When you arrive a sign asks you to call a number which results in hefty mobile charges. Overall reasonable but not great.

Cheap and simple but well located

There are probably 2 reasons why this place is still alive. 1) it is basically downtown and 2) it is close to the bus station. Ok the bed sheets were clean. I added 2 photos to sum upp my experience of this place.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words

This is a walking false advertisement.  It was billed on booking.com as an "Inn."  An Inn, like a hotel, has staff on site.  There's construction going on all around the building but the building itself hasn't gotten a fix for 30+ years. It's faded and unwelcoming from the outside.  From the inside -- once oyu get in, of which more later -- the formica counters are chipped, there's little art on the walls, the kitchen is a semi-deconstructed mess, the towels are small and rough, there is only one pillow per bed, there was NO soap or shampoo in the bathroom, no glasses in the room, no outlets by the desk, the beds are very narrow... I could go on.  Booking didn't give a real rating, but Tripadvisor did and I wish I'd noticed how low it scored (deservedly so).  Getting in was a s**tshow.  Only got it because others were there with a code.  The e-mail with the code apparently got caught in my spam filter.  Had I not printed out the reservation I would not have had the phone number to call to get the guy (again, NOT on site!) to give me the number so we could come and go.  Had they not already had my money, I would have left and sunk the cash into a better hotel...

For the love of God, no!

I am not sure why the were so rude and unfriendly, but did not like this place at all. We paid for 2 nts and left after 1. Don't stay here, weird place. Everyone I met in Iceland were so friendly but not this place.

Most unfriendly place we stayed.

We (two women) arrived at the bus station adjacent to the guest house wanting to store our luggage for the day prior to check-in so we could enjoy the sights in Reykjavik.  There was no answer at 10:00 am at the guest entrance and we did not have a cell phone with an international plan to call the local phone number that was posted.  I (middle-aged woman) walked over to a door that was ajar to politely ask if we could store luggage for a few hours.  The individual who was in attendance (who I've since learned was the owner) started yelling at me that check-in was at 2:00 pm and he didn't have time for me.  When he said (yelled) that I was supposed to call the number, I told him I didn't have a cell phone (made no difference if I meant it literally or functionally...) and he snapped at me that EVERYONE HAS A CELL PHONE.  Oddly, he did allow us to store our bags, but we were really quite afraid for our own security at the thought of returning there.  We decided that we weren't comfortable staying there because of this appallingly rude host, so we booked accommodation elsewhere.  When we did return later in the afternoon to pick up our luggage, we called from the bus station phone (at least they're nice there...) and were met about 20 minutes later by a very kind gentleman who was an employee of the guest house.  When we shared with him what happened and our resultant decision to stay somewhere else, he was very apologetic.  It must be so difficult for this kind and helpful man to be doing damage control for his unbelievably rude employer.  I would never consider staying there or at any of the other four guest houses that this horrible man owns and I would go out of my way to recommend against staying there to anyone else.  Thankfully, it was the only bad experience we had during our two week stay in beautiful Iceland.

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