Reykjavik Peace Center Guesthouse

房間不隔音 wifi網絡信號很差

Very good price/quality ratio. Friendly and helpful check-in. Clean rooms, toilets and showers. Great shower pressure olin the showers. Free espresso coffee!!! Full kitchen with all necessary equipment and utensils to cook your meals.

This was our last stay in the Iceland trip. There were few major issues with this accomodation. Water in the shower smelled sulfur. I'm not sure they used untreated water or something. The shower was not draining well. We did not get WiFi connection details although they mentioned there is free WiFi. Informed them by a message. But they never responded. I booked this trusting the good reviews and the good price. I would recommend put extra dollars choose a different place.

We arrived very late in the night, but everything worked properly- the access code, the room was prepared, the bathroom well equipped. The beds were really comfy. We did not use kitchen, but it seemed well equipped as well. Very quiet place.

Do not stay at this place, especially if you are woman travelling alone. Nobody works here, and the back door that leads to the alley is unlocked, You just walk in. The stairs have no railings, The bedroom door was broken and does not lock properly. There are piles and piles ( like 5 ft high) of garbage around the place. The shared toilet was broken, and ran all night so very loud. Buckets on the floor to collect leaking roof water. Not okay.

Far from food places, shops, activities in Reykjavik. We had to remind them to send us the check-in information several times, otherwise we could not enter. Room was substandard: cellar room with cartons ducktaped to the hallway window for 'privacy'. Poorly finished, this room was clearly a basement before, not entirely renovated to rooms. With *********** there is no way to know which room you will be 'assigned'. Showers are dirty, some have moisture issues. Refund policy is unfriendly: we tried to cancel months in advance and no refund possible whatsoever. The owner seems to be using this place as an investment to get some money of unheeding tourists and dump old and broken furniture. All over the hallways: broken stuff, repair tools. In the middle of the night the housekeeper was rummaging through cupboards in the hallway, waking us up several times.