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In the heart of downtown Reykjavik by the Old Harbour and Harpa concert hall, The Reykjavik Edition is a design-led five-star hotel of 253 rooms and suites, with harbour-and-glacier views, several restaurants and bars, a social spa and a rooftop.
The Reykjavik Edition stands in the scenic heart of downtown Reykjavik by the Old Harbour, next to the Harpa concert hall and steps from the Laugavegur shopping street, about 45 minutes from the airport. Designed by Ian Schrager in warm ash and pale oak with copper details and local art, it has 253 rooms and suites, including terrace rooms, lofts and a top-floor penthouse, many looking over the harbour, Mount Esja and the Snaefellsjokull glacier.
Dining runs from the signature ground-floor Tides, serving Icelandic seafood and local produce, to the Tides Cafe bakery, the seventh-floor rooftop restaurant and bar The Roof, the fireside Lobby Bar and the intimate Tolt cocktail bar. The Edition Spa is a social spa with a lounge and spa bar, a hammam, steam room and sauna and Iceland-inspired treatments, alongside a gym. It makes an easy base for the Blue Lagoon and Golden Circle, with northern lights visible from the city in winter. Part of Marriott’s Edition brand, it suits design-led travellers and couples who want a stylish city-centre base in Reykjavik.
Dining runs from Tides, the signature ground-floor restaurant serving Icelandic seafood and locally sourced produce in a simple Nordic style, to the Tides Cafe for coffee, pastries and sandwiches.
The seventh-floor Roof is a rooftop restaurant and bar with mountain and ocean views, with the fireside Lobby Bar and the intimate Tolt cocktail bar alongside.
A downtown setting by Reykjavik’s Old Harbour, beside the Harpa concert hall.
253 rooms and suites designed by Ian Schrager, many with harbour and glacier views.
A social Edition Spa with a hammam, steam room and sauna.
A gym and a seventh-floor rooftop restaurant and bar.
An easy base for the Blue Lagoon and Golden Circle, with winter northern lights.
This suits you if you want a stylish city-centre base in Reykjavik. Take a room over the Old Harbour, dine on Icelandic seafood at Tides, and head up to The Roof for a drink with mountain and ocean views. Use the social spa and its hammam, then set out to the Blue Lagoon or the Golden Circle, or watch for the northern lights from the city in winter. It is an urban design hotel rather than a resort. Best for design-led travellers and couples.
Whether you would prefer to talk things through or already have something in mind, we will help you move forward with a clear and considered plan.