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The Reykjavik EDITION

Reykjavík • Old Harbor Port • SPLURGE

avg. $484 / night

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At a glance

Reykjavik EDITION's charred timber towers overlook the Old Harbour with interiors that echo volcanic geology and Scandinavian restraint.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts visiting Reykjavik's waterfront

Highlights:

  • Charred timber and blackened concrete towers referencing Icelandic landscape
  • Rooms with floor-to-ceiling harbour windows and volcanic geology views
  • Coffered oak ceiling and octagonal marble bar in the restaurant
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PB hotel design editorial

At Reykjavík's Old Harbour, where fishing trawlers and whale-watching vessels still come and go against a backdrop of snow-capped Esja, a pair of dark-clad towers clad in charred timber-effect panels and blackened concrete rise with a quiet authority that feels genuinely Icelandic rather than imported. The Reykjavik EDITION opened in 2021, designed by architect Bassi Carriers with interiors overseen by Ian Schrager's team, and the 253-room property earns its place on the waterfront by taking its material cues from the surrounding landscape rather than ignoring it. Inside, the approach shifts from Nordic severity to something warmer and more eclectic. Guest rooms carry the signature EDITION palette — oak headboards, textured grasscloth wall coverings, and striped wool throw blankets in earthy ochres and rusts that reference the volcanic geology visible through the floor-to-ceiling harbour windows — while midcentury lounge chairs in sculpted walnut add a quietly Scandinavian note. The restaurant is the most architecturally resolved space: a coffered oak ceiling of deep interlocking beams creates a structural canopy above a central octagonal marble bar, flanked by illuminated wine walls and banquettes upholstered in teal. A rooftop terrace furnished with cast-iron bistro chairs faces directly toward Faxaflói Bay, the Snæfellsnes peninsula visible on clear evenings — a view that makes the architecture's restraint feel exactly right.

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The Reykjavik EDITION brings the first 5-star modern luxury experience to the capital with 253 spacious rooms and suites while boasting a variety of distinctive food, beverage, and entertainment outlets to enjoy with panoramic views over the harbor.

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The Reykjavik EDITION Reviews

619 reviews

"The room was not built for four people. One washbasin for a family of four, and the toilet inside the bathroom rather than separate, meant a permanent queue every morning and evening. The bed advertised as a "queen" was 140 cm wide. That is a standard double. Two adults sharing it is a genuinely poor night's sleep, night after night. Turndown is on request only, not automatic, which is surprising at this level. The valet service was visibly understaffed — a minimum 15-minute wait for our car, every single day, without exception. Credit where it is due: the staff were consistently kind and attentive, the breakfast buffet was generous, and the building is beautiful and perfectly placed on the harbour. But breakfast is not included in the rate, so a family pays for it on top of an already high room price. If you are two people travelling light, you may well enjoy it. As a family of four, we paid a lot for a room that could not accommodate us properly. We would not return."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 27, 2026

"Our stay at The Reykjavik EDITION was outstanding from start to finish. We arrived on a red-eye flight and had an evening cruise embarkation, and the hotel graciously accommodated both an early check-in and a late check-out. As Luminous and Marriott Platinum members, we were also upgraded to a spacious king loft room that was both luxurious and comfortable. The service truly stood out. We were welcomed with a beautiful fruit basket and a complimentary cocktail at the hotel’s hidden speakeasy. The concierge team was incredibly helpful, arranging taxis and reservations throughout our stay and making everything seamless. The room featured plush robes and a large, spa-like shower room. While the bathroom was stunning in design, the open layout did leave water splashed around the tub area after showering. A minor inconvenience in an otherwise exceptional stay. What impressed us most was the staff’s dedication to guest service. After boarding our cruise, we realized we had accidentally left medication in the room’s mini fridge. One phone call was all it took. The hotel located the medication and arranged for it to be delivered directly to our ship before departure. Their understanding, responsiveness, and willingness to help turned what could have been a stressful situation into a non-issue. The Reykjavik EDITION combines luxury, comfort, and genuinely outstanding hospitality. The staff went above and beyond to take care of us, making this the perfect start to our Iceland adventure. Highly recommended."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 22, 2026

"The Reykjavik Edition hotel has a GREAT location, right on the harbor. We had a corner suite, which while expensive had great expansive views of the harbor comings and goings of cruise ships and tugboats as well as the Harpa located next door. The hotel was clean and modern. The hotel staff is among the best trained and most customer-friendly hotel staff I have ever experienced...beyond Ritz-Carlton, beyond Four Seasons, beyond Madarin Oriental. Each and every staff member was welcoming, gracious and helpful. The room was VERY quiet even though it was looking out on the harbor. Dark curtains blocked the midnight sun, very important for summer. Easy walking distant to great retaurants in downtown Reykjavik. The restaurant in the hotel was very good although expensive like all the restaurants in Iceland. Breakfast was a big buffet spread that covered all bases. The rooftop bar (Carolina and the rest of the team) we first rate as well, with great drinks, food and views."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 21, 2026

"2nd floor, very noisy, doors continually slamming (house cleaning staff) Very late with daily room clean Rooms are very dark, poor lighting"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 13, 2026

"We stayed two nights pre-cruise to explore Reykjavik. Everyone on staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel location was close to the main downtown sightseeing area and the harbor front. Breakfast, which was included, was wonderful, varied and fresh. The room was very comfortable. Overall, a treat!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 07, 2026

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