Find hotels near The Icelandic Museum of Rock 'n' Roll, Reykjanesbær from NT$2,804

"We booked Hotel Duus as a last minute stay after flights were canceled in and out of Iceland. The location is great, right on the water, close to restaurants and near a grocery store. This hotel is not staffed, there is no one at the desk, you check yourself in with the code sent to you by email. It is convenient, however, if there is an issue, you are not able to get in touch with anyone except by email. We had 2 rooms, in one room, we were unable to open the door to the patio and there was old noodles in the hot water reservoir of the coffee pot. There was dirt on the bedding, as if the bed was just remade instead of replacing the bedding from the last guests. "

"Staff is awesome. Clean towels and coffee/tea replacement daily "

"The staff were excellent. We just stayed the night on layover, went to the Blue Lagoon for the day and flew out. This place was perfect!"

"Great location for northern lights and cozy spacious rooms! Host messaged about room number to check into 2 days ahead. Hot tub and sauna are on the roof of centermost rooms of property. Oddest thing was tea bags with sugar, but its the only place I've ever stayed with no coffee machine? "

"Normal buffet breakfast. Good dinner in EOS Table Restaurant. It is literally on the end of the peninsula so if secluded is what you want, which we did, it is what you get."

"Friendly staff, great breakfast, good food"

"Beautiful hotel close to airport - missed my connection back to North America through Iceland. Perfect spot to spend 12 - 24 hours before I can get back home!"

"We stayed one night at Hotel Boli in Keflavik, and we were very impressed with the place. Staff had excellent communication with us and made sure all the details for check-in were communicated and understood prior to our arrival, which made the process so much easier. The place was lovely and was also very clean. We enjoyed the access to the kitchen as well as the hot drink bar. We kept our space as clean as possible and cleaned up after ourselves, and the room was fantastic as well. Thank you, Hotel Boli staff, for such a good time! "

"I feel for this town, given the recent volcanic eruptions that left the city quite deserted. The hotel conditions may be a reflection of that, with only a handful of staff there to operate the front desk, clean rooms and manage the breakfast buffet. Upon arrival, there was no staff at the front desk. There was a sign with a WhatsApp number to message or call, so fortunately one of the three other groups waiting to check in were able to get a hold of the receptionist. In terms of the room conditions, there were still leftover food in our fridge from the previous guests, a dried up dirty towel in the shower, and hair left in the shower drain. On top of the poor room conditions, the shower head was broken and we had to find a creative way to keep it propped up + the pressure was really low. One of the selling points of booking this hotel was the free breakfast buffet. We arrived around 9 am (breakfast is 7-10 am) and most of the food was running low and the one staff managing the area was trying her best to refill things. My appetite was quickly ruined when I found a strand of hair in the bowl of skyr. The coffee machine for guests was also sooooo bad, which is odd because they had a fancy machine behind the receptionist desk which was off limits. All in all, the hotel did the job of providing a place to sleep close to the airport. But I was very excited and eager to check out."