Location. Gardur Inn is located in Reykjavik, Iceland, next to the National Museum of Iceland and 500 metres from Hallgrimskirkja. The BSI bus terminal is adjacent. Hotel Features. The three-storey Gardur Inn offers simple accommodation with panoramic views of the city. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is provided throughout the hotel and coffee is served in the lobby. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with car rental, tour bookings, and tourist queries. Complimentary parking is available.

A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning. There is no restaurant on site, but many nearby serve both Icelandic and international dishes.

Recreational activities offered near the Gardur Inn include swimming, golf, horse riding, and mountain biking. Whale-watching excursions depart locally.

Guestrooms. The 43 guestrooms are simply furnished with twin beds and desks. All have telephones and wireless Internet access (surcharge). Bathrooms are shared.

Room Types:

Standard Single:   One twin bed. 12 metres square. Simple, modern decor with whitewashed walls, colourful fabrics, and functional wooden furnishings. Desk, telephone, and wireless Internet access (surcharge). Bathrooms are shared.

Standard twin/double room:   Two twin beds. 12 metres square. Simple, modern decor with whitewashed walls, colourful fabrics, and functional wooden furnishings. Desk, telephone, and wireless Internet access (surcharge). Bathrooms are shared.

Driving Directions: From Reykjavik Keflavik International Airport (KEF): Distance to Gardur Inn is 48 kilometres, approximately 45 minutes' drive.

Getting there. The Flybus departs from the airport and travels to the city centre's BSI bus terminal, next to the hotel. Journey time to central Reykjavik is approximately 45 minutes. Taxis are expensive, costing about 7,500-9,000 ISK (82-98 EUR) to the city centre. Prices are all subject to change.

Getting around. Reykjavik city centre is compact and easy to explore on foot. An extensive public bus system operates throughout the city and the suburbs. Buses operate from 7 a.m. to midnight, and single tickets cost 250 ISK (3.30 EUR). Cycling is a popular way of getting around, and the city has many cycle paths.

Driving directions. From Reykjavik Keflavik International Airport: Head in the direction of Reykjavik. Once on Hringbraut Street, continue to the University of Iceland campus. Gardur Inn is next door to the National Museum of Iceland.