Old walls. Big windows. Simple rooms. This building has seen things. Now it sees travellers. A guesthouse designed to give you exactly what you need - and Reykjavík right outside the door. Old Town Reykjavik guesthouse is in one of the oldest buildings in Reykjavik. Built in 1916 it has housed a hospital, restaurants and clubs, but for the longest time, the Salvation army. The building will be renovated in 3-5 years (this is written in 2025) but until then you can see and experience the old Salvation army building in center of Reykjavik.

Guests love the Old Town Reykjavík neighborhood for its charming atmosphere, colorful streets, and easy access to the city's main attractions. The area is perfect for exploring on foot, with many popular sights just a short walk away, including Hallgrímskirkja, Harpa Concert Hall, and the scenic Sun Voyager. Guests also enjoy visiting the nearby National Museum of Iceland to learn about Iceland's rich heritage. The neighborhood offers a wide selection of cafés, restaurants, and bars, ranging from traditional Icelandic cuisine to international dining options. The Old Harbour area is also close by, where guests can join whale-watching tours, enjoy fresh seafood, and experience Reykjavík's vibrant waterfront atmosphere. With its combination of culture, history, dining, and nightlife, Old Town Reykjavík is an excellent base for discovering the best of Iceland's capital.