Freyja Guesthouse & Suites is a 2-star guest house in Reykjavík, Iceland. Located at Freyjugata 39, it sits about 1,1mi from the city center, offering easy access to the capital’s sights. With 638 reviews and a price starting from $245, this cozy stay promises solid value in a convenient location.

Frequent travelers will appreciate features like free parking and free WiFi, plus a sun deck, terrace, and garden views. A tour desk helps plan day trips, while a kitchenette, non-smoking rooms, patio, kitchenware, and a playground add practical comforts. Other thoughtful touches include a picnic area, a garden setting, extra-long beds (>6.5 ft), and free toiletries.

From Freyjugata 39, a relaxed base near central Reykjavík, the stay offers options with landmark view or garden view to unwind after a day of Icelandic adventures.

Freyja Guesthouse & Suites sits at Freyjugata 39 in Reykjavík, just a short hop from the city center. With around 638 reviews, this 2-star stay offers solid value and easy access to Iceland’s capital sights. On-site perks include free parking, free WiFi, a sun deck, a terrace, and garden views, plus a handy space to unwind after day trips.

Room options span a range of needs. The Deluxe Studio covers 474 square feet and features a King bed plus a sofa bed, while the Family Studio Suite combines a King bed with a sofa bed. Other configurations include Deluxe Rooms with shared bathrooms in single or twin setups, and a Deluxe Twin/Double arrangement with two twin beds and a King. All accommodations are non-smoking, and some include kitchenettes and kitchenware, with extras like an extra-long bed option (over 6.5 feet) for added comfort. A patio and a playground add practical, family-friendly touches, along with a peaceful garden setting.

A day of Reykjavík exploration can be topped off with a guided plan from the on-site tour desk, plus the option to enjoy light meals in a kitchenette. For convenience, a picnic area and sun-drenched garden spaces make it easy to savor the outdoors between adventures. Payment is accepted via Visa, Mastercard, and Maestro—cash is not accepted—making one less thing to worry about after a long day of Icelandic discoveries.