Canopy by Hilton Reykjavik City Centre

Our 3 day stay at the Canopy was delightful and exceeded all our expectations. Classic modern design throughout (even including an Eames chair in the lobby lounge. Staff was efficient, friendly and very welcoming. The room was equally well appointed, comfy bed, and complete with all the appropriate outlets for electronics. Breakfasts were a bountiful array that will satisfy any taste or appetite. We had dinner one evening in the restaurant and it was amazing; our most memorable meal in Iceland. Only a few selections but the quality, preparation and presentation of our selections more than made up for prices we paid. The lobby also included an 'honesty bar' where guests could get a quick snack, a drink, or a coffee. We were excited to spot several shelves lined with vinyl records (a huge collection we were told that was donated by a friend of the hotel). The front desk offered complementary use of a portable record player in the lobby or for taking up to our room. We found several interesting LPs (my fave was Count Basie's April In Paris LP). We took the Count and a few others to our room for some private listening. Overall the Canopy is one of those hotels where, at checkout, you're sad to leave and where you'll want to return again.

Really, there was nothing we didn't like. Our room was a tad tight and we might have appreciated a few more square feet but it was not a big deal.

Great location, very comfortable and very clean

Extremely loud music sounding like a night club a floor or two below us until maybe 2 am.

The room was spacious, the bed comfortable and the bathroom well equipped. The hotel has a modern design, with a bar, a restaurant and several areas to relax. The location is very good, just steps from great restaurants and shops. From the 5th floor you can see the church tower.

Reception has a huge collection of vinyl records, but there is nowhere to play them. It would be a great touch to have a record player available for guests.

Clean. Nice rooms. Nice location overall.

Next to a bar and the patrons kept us up half the night being loud and with loud cars screaming tires. They said for us to call the police. Really?