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     Reykjavik, Iceland
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Great location, great service, could be cleaner

  • September 8, 2008
  • Rated 3 of 5 by a traveler from Travelocity.com
The location was great--right in the middle of town. The room was spacious and nicely decorated. The front desk staff was helpful and courterous. My only complaint was the cleanliness of the room--the shower curtain had mildew on it, the tub didn't drain at all, dust bunnies all over the place, and the room wasn't cleaned properly for our entire stay.

Hotel Borg

  • July 9, 2003
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Emilienyc from New York, New York
Besides the beautifully designed rooms with an old world feel, location is the biggest asset to staying at the four-star Hotel Borg. As the oldest hotel in the city, Hotel Borg boasts a prime location by Parliament Square and is surrounded by Reykjavik's plethora of restaurants, bars, and shops. Because the square is in the heart of the city's all-night party crowd, the hotel may not be the best choice for those seeking serenity. However, bars and live music venues with young Icelanders flooding into the narrow streets at 3am is undoubtedly an intrinsic part of the Reykjavik experience that should not be missed.

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Hotel Borg

  • June 15, 2002
  • Rated 4 of 5 by socprofkim from Los Angeles, California
Hotel Borg

Hotel Borg is a very classy hotel with an art deco feel; it even has a "lift," better known as the old fashioned elevator. Prices when I was there in the spring were very reasonable, but summer rates can get quite expensive. Keep in mind that prices include private shower and their version of a continental breakfast. Location is perfect, right in the heart of the country's capitol. Of the roughly 250,000 Icelandic residents, over half of them live in this single city. The hotel is walking distance to anywhere in the downtown area (note: across the street is the hottest nightclub, NASA). The party starts at about midnight until the wee hours of the morning. For those who insist on staying "connected," they even have a small booth where you have full internet access (and a printer). This hotel has been visited by famous Americans, such as Kevin Costner and Ronald Reagon. A few doors down is a trendy restaurant named Apotek. Icelandics pride themselves for their fresh and healthy meals. There was a large selection of seafood and red meat on the menu (don't be suprised to see horse and reindeer as dinner options). The food was a bit bland for my personal taste, but I didn't doubt the quality of it.

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