Reykjavik Konsulat Hotel

Step inside Reykjavik Konsulat Hotel and you’re walking through a piece of Reykjavík’s history.

Housed in a wedge-shaped 1900s building once owned by Consul Thomsen’s family, the hotel sits in the city’s oldest district, where cobblestone streets meet lively cafés, the iconic Harpa Concert Hall, and the famous Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur hot dogs - an Icelandic institution just around the corner. This is a stay where history isn’t just preserved, it’s part of your everyday experience.

Rooms & Suites

The 50 rooms and suites marry contemporary Icelandic design with touches of the building’s storied past. Guestrooms feature king beds, work desks, and cosy seating, while suites add parlour spaces and elegant furnishings that let you linger a little longer in comfort. Subtle historic details, like exposed stone walls, remind you that this isn’t just any hotel, it’s a home with a story.

Dining & Bars

For dining, the Wine Room offers a curated selection of wines and light plates in a relaxed yet sophisticated setting. The Lobby Bar & Lounge invites you to unwind with cocktails and small bites, whether before a night out on Laugavegur or after an evening at Harpa. Every experience here blends the city’s vibrant energy with intimate, personal service.

Spa & Wellness

A highlight for those seeking relaxation is the Icelandic bathhouse. Complete with a hot tub, sauna, and quiet lounge, the space combines original stone walls with modern amenities, creating a serene retreat to soak away the day’s adventures.

Why Regent Loves It

“For those who love discovering a city through its stories, Reykjavik Konsulat is like staying inside a living museum, but one that has perfected the art of comfort, warmth, and personal service. You’re not just visiting Reykjavík; you’re living it.” – Daniele Boni, Product Manager