Keflavik Micro Suites

A handy place to spend one night before continuing your trip. I’d stay again. You can hear some sound between rooms, but it didn’t bother me. It could bother other guests, though.

Darko sent clear instructions for getting into the room and replied quickly. We booked through Expedia, so we had to email him using the address on the website. There were yogurt, sparkling water, juice boxes, apples, and granola bars waiting in the room, along with a coffee maker and pods, fridge, kettle, safe, and other amenities. It was quiet and cleaner than most places. The shower was amazing, with extremely hot water, so be careful. It’s a cozy room, so keep the size in mind if you have a lot of luggage. It’s also close to some off-site airport and car rental agencies.

The cancellation policy here requires two days’ notice, even though the standard is 24 hours. I tried to cancel on the 18th for a stay on the 20th, and they said that didn’t meet the requirement. The 20th is two days after the 18th. This feels like a scam with your reservation. There are plenty of other places nearby, so stay away.

We were stranded here for two days after Iceland Air cancelled our flight. The comfortable bed, good breakfast, and heated bathroom floors made the room a nice place to be, and there are several places to eat within walking distance. The grocery store is about a 15-minute walk away. The walls are thin, though, and every room door squeaks badly, which gets annoying. There’s no front desk, but emails get answered quickly. An airport trip costs about 4400 kronar each way and takes around 10 minutes. Getting a cab by phone can be hard without a local SIM. We booked one by email, or it might be easier to ask the Raddison to call one for you. There’s a bus stop about 10 minutes away, but with all the snow and ice we didn’t want to haul our luggage that far.