A Warm and Personal Welcome in the Heart of Reykjavik Guesthouse 101 is located in the City Center of Reykjavik. We offer friendly and personal atmosphere with modern, fresh, and spacious rooms. Choose from single, double, triple or family sized rooms, all with wash-basins and comfortable beds. Our competitive prices include breakfast buffet(summer), daily maid service, reception with general information, money exchange, postcards, refreshments, and car-rental an tour information. Hair-stylist, beauty parlor, fashion shop, gift shop and a bank are located in the building, and a grocery market across the street. Bus terminal, swimming pool, restaurants, shops, theatres, art galleries, the seaside, and various other attractions are within walking distance. Handicapped accessible showers and bathrooms are conveniently l ocated on the floor. Private apartment available upon request. * Located in the City center of Reykjavik * Fully Licensed Bed Breakfast * Family Owned and Operated * Friendly and Personal Atmosphere * Modern, Fresh, European Rooms * Single, Double, Triple, Family Rooms. * Wholesome Icelandic Breakfast Buffet * Daily Maid Service * Around the Clock Reception Information * Handicapped Accessible * Open All Year * To get to our guesthouse. Flybus from keflavik to city center. Then taxi to us. For prices list please click reservation! Laugarvegur 101, 101 Reykjavik, Iceland, +354 5626101 fax: +354 5626105, guesthouse101@simnet.is

A Warm and Personal Welcome in the Heart of Reykjavik Guesthouse101. 1st. May to 30. Sept. 1st. Okt to 30. April. All prices are with breakfast from 1st. May to 30. Sept. For further information and reservation, please call: Tel: 00-354-5626101 Fax: 00-354-5626105 or send us an E-mail at. Here you can fill in any special requests..

A Warm and Personal Welcome in the Heart of Reykjavik. Guesthouse 101 Laugarvegur 101 101 Reykjavik Iceland Tel: +354 5626101 Fax: +354 5626105. Click on image for a larger version.

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 Rent-a-car service
 Central situation
 Currency exchange service
 Lift
 Disabled guests are welcome
 Hairdresser's saloon
 Heating
 Ironing facilities
 Laundry services/washing machine
 Licensed bar
 Shop on premises
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Phone at reception
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms