Reykjavik Hostel Village - Reykjavik

I went to both seafood restaurants that were suggested. One Icelandic food was 3 Frakkars, I don't recommend it as it's very pricey and I'm not a fan of Icelandic food specifically Whale meat, Shark meat and Catfish. The Sea Baron was much better in comparison, cheaper and better tasting. Lobster soup was good with at least 5 chunks of lobster meat, but I wouldn't give it the best of Europe rating like some other people said. Fish skewers though were off the charts good. Now for the actual hostel, 2 showers on our floor, only one have toilet which I think is not enough. In the room there is a sink with mirror so at least some tasks can be split up between the 3 of us before going to bed. Very close to the nearest Geothermal pool so anyone should try it out for 900 ISK instead of the pricey Blue lagoon, but of course Blue Lagoon is much better for picture taking while the local Geothermal pool is really just a public pool with hot spring water. Free parking around the hostel which is a plus, then we just walk to the city center for sightseeing and food.

We very much enjoyed our stay at the Hostel Village. We had exceptional service and help form Thomas at the front desk. We would return to this facility again if our travels took us to Iceland.

The hostel is located close to an art museum, Hallgrimskirkja, and within walking distance to restaurants and shopping.

I am really impressed with the Hostel Village staffs. Even though they are only opened from 8am to 5pm, they were really helpful and really nice. It is the best hostel I have ever stayed! Location and service is very good. Room was very spacious and the shower were really good.

First time at a hostel and I wasn't disappointed. The accommodations were great. The receptionist was very friendly and helpful pointing out things around town. Very safe location and easy to get most places from here.