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Avis ION CITY HOTEL Reykjavík
Avis des membres sur ION CITY HOTEL
4.3/5
13 avis
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The room itself was okay but lacking some amenities, there wasn’t really anything you wouldn’t get in a cheaper hotel other than nespresso machine accompanied by pods that had no description on. It was underwhelming for the price, but fine. Not far off a premier inn to be honest.
That was until the evening hit.
The hotel is VERY close to a bar that is open until 3am and has live music every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. And it is LOUD. The noise wasn’t helped by the fact that our window was broken and had a large gap in the bottom corner between the window and the frame. The hotel offered us earplugs and moved us to another room the next day (luckily our two remaining nights fell on the few days when the there isn’t a band next door, I’d be surprised if any room was free from noise on the live music nights) but the receptionist denied the window was broken (you could literally feel the wind coming through and see light!) and generally made us feel like we’d been a huge inconvenience for complaining for the rest of our stay.
We also asked for help booking a taxi and were told “just call one”.
Although the location is handy for getting around, it’s also the hotel’s downfall due to the noise. Reykjavik is a fairly small place, so it’s not essential to stay on the main pedestrian street, next time we’ll go a few streets out to a quieter spot.
I usually stay exclusively at Marriott properties when I can as they tend to have the best customer service. This Marriott had great service but lacked in amenities.
-Great location on the Main Street of Reykjavik.
-Room was adequate with a great shower/bathroom.
-Poor layout with no real amenities, it appeared to have a small/dark gym in the basement.
-No parking made it tricky to bring all of the luggage to the hotel.
Pay the extra money if you can to stay at Edition.
The lobby is small but staff were very friendly and helpful. Rates were reasonable for very clean and well furnished rooms. Rooms are the larger end of European sizes, with included modern restrooms, comfortable beds, and some nice touches. Rooms face either a shopping street or alleyway, with characteristically interesting (in a good way) nordic architecture. The night club adjacent can be a little noisy on weekends until mid evening, but you should be out exploring at that time anyway.
Rooms run quite warm when we were there in early October. A baseboard radiator under the window has a nob that can be turned to reduce the heat. A heating rack in the bathroom can be turned on to help dry your items.
Lastly, while it doesn't bother me, the icelandic "sulphur" smelling hot water didn't seem to be an issue here. They likely filter their hot water, which I know some may prefer. The water is perfectly safe from the tap either way.
A coffee making machine was there, but we had to ask for milk, which we were given.
Sauna in the room was great and the welcome sparking wine was lovely .
Compliments:
1.We checked in around 3pm on 17th August. The Asian lady at the reception was extremely professional, polite, friendly and welcoming! Hence we would like to give our compliments to her :)
2. Rooms and bed, pillows, bedsheets are clean and comfortable
3..location is excellent too.
Improvements:
Only 1 feedback, which is the housekeeping can be more details, the teapot n kettle was not clean. There was leftover tea in the teapot n water in kettle .
Also no parking, we have to find the nearest street parking, which is ok for us.
Chambre incroyable avec sauna sur terrasse au dernier étage.
Vue imprenable sur la rue principale de Reykjavik.
Chambre spacieuse.
Lit très confortable.
Personnel accueillant, souriant, disponible.
Difficile à trouver car signalisation très peu visite.
Je le conseille vivement.