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Flóra is the plant life of a place: the mosses, lichens, grasses and wild flowers that make up a landscape.
Each Flóra hotel has its own character, from space for families and smooth self check-in to city views and easy access beyond the capital.
Our front desk answers hundreds of questions a week, and the same ones come up again and again.
How Icelanders use their pools, what to know before your first visit and where to swim near our hotels.
What to look for in a family-friendly hotel in Reykjavík, from space and kitchens to location, plus practical tips for getting around the city with children.
From cinnamon rolls at Brauð & Co to sourdough at Sandholt and Brikk, here are the Reykjavík bakeries worth getting up early for, with what to order at each.
From oceanfront rituals to rye bread baked in the hot ground, seven geothermal lagoons near Reykjavík compared, and how to choose the right one for your trip.
From Michelin-starred tasting menus to small plates and a glass of wine at Port 9, a guide to the best of Reykjavík’s fine dining.
Studios, suites and apartments with kitchens in nine restored buildings in downtown Reykjavík, with the space of home and the service of a hotel.
Only one or two days in Iceland? How to make the most of a short summer or early autumn stay, with Reykjavík as your base.
Eight suites on the 20th floor, each named after the mountain it faces, with breakfast brought to your suite at the time you choose.
Studios with their own kitchenette beside Klambratún park, with free parking and BRIKK Bakery downstairs.
Packing for Reykjavík is easier when you prepare for changing weather rather than focusing on one season.
When to come, what has to line up and how to give yourself the best chance of seeing the aurora, month by month.
Free parking, breakfast included and family suites for up to six, a short walk from Smáralind in Kópavogur.
A family guide to Reykjavík, from city centre playgrounds and green spaces to the zoo, the pools and a day out on the water.
How can I access my apartment at Reykjavík Residence Hotel with Flexipass?
Self check-in, free parking and breakfast from 7am, on the eastern side of Reykjavík with an easy route out to the countryside.
The wrong jacket, an overambitious driving plan, a car door caught by the wind. What first-time visitors to Iceland most often get wrong.
In June 1926, Iceland’s only king stayed at Hverfisgata 21, a house built by the Prime Minister and now part of Reykjavík Residence.
Everything you need to know about parking at Reykajvík Residence Hotel.
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