Overview
The rooms are designed in warm tones and the windows have extra sound insulation ensuring a good nights sleep. At CenterHotel Skjaldbreid guests are treated to friendly and personalized service and are assured of serene and restful accommodation in a refined atmosphere.
Free Coffee and Tea is offered throughout the day in the third floor atrium and there you can make use of our complimentary Internet access to plan your excursions and sightseeing. We also offer a "mini breakfast" for early travelers so you won't have to go hungry.
Complimentary Coffee and Tea is offered throughout the day in the third floor atrium and there you can make use of our
complimentary Internet access to plan your excursions and sightseeing. We also offer refreshments for early travelers so you won't have to go hungry to your morning flight.
- 24 hours front desk
- Multilingual Staff
- Elevator/Lift
- A myriad of restaurants, bars, cafés and nightclubs within walking distance
- Public Parking facilities in city-operated parking spaces and garages
- Airport Transportation with Flybus (surcharge) – www.flybus.is
- Tourist information/tour assistance & reservations
- Wake up calls
- Safety Deposit box at reception
- ATMs and banks within walking distance
- Fax service & Photocopying
- Laundry & dry cleaning service available through reception
- All major credit cards accepted
Located right on Laugavegur, Reykjavik's main shopping street, where the city is at its most vibrant. The hotel offers the perfect location for exploring the historic center, shops, restaurants, cafés, bars, nightlife and all the main city center attractions.
Laugavegur is one of the oldest shopping streets of Reykjavik. The name translates into „Pool Road" and it got its name as it used to lead to the hot springs in Laugardalur „Pool valley" where the women took their laundry in the old days.
Today, Laugavegur is hustling and bustling with life and is truly Iceland's major commercial artery, holding the main shops and a vast variety of cafés, bars and restaurants. Icelanders are very creative by nature and as a result of that Laugavegur has numerous small local stores selling clothing, art or jewellery from native designers.
