Sleeping bag accommodation, 2 sets of bunk beds/room, linen/towels provided, shared bath Dormatory accommodation in a shared 2 sets bunk beds, sleeping up to 4 people in this room type, linen and towels can be provided. Sink is in the room, bathroom and kitchen facilities are shared. Access to a washer and dryer.

Studio Apartment with 2 twin beds,kitchenette , private shower bathroom, city view 2 single beds, kitchenette, fridge, stove, shower bathroom, large windows with city view.

Hostel Central offers a self service guest kitchen. There are several grocery stores nearby. Our experienced staff is available to assist you with directions. The walking street, Laugavegur, is close by and offers a range of international cuisine. There is a restaurant to suit all gastric palettes.

The Perlan is probably Reykjaviks most recognisable landmark. It is a spectacularly designed multi-functional building, which serves as an observatory, restaurant, conference centre and visitor attraction. Oskjuhlid is a leafy hillside located near the Pearlan observatory. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty and is a haven for walkers. Mount Esja is located just outside Reykjavik and offers simply stunning views over the city. The climb to the summit is not particularly steep making it accessible for most visitors. The Reykjavik Municipal Art Museum houses an extensive range of modern and more established Icelandic and foreign art. It is the main setting for various exhibitions, concerts, lectures and meetings. The colourful Old Town of Reykjavik is the perfect place for a stroll at any time of day especially at sunset when the burnt reds, brilliant yellows and indigo blues of the tin houses seem to glow. You will also find some great restaurants and lively nightclubs here. Strokkur - one of the most famous and predictable geysirs in Iceland - is located only 20 meters from the Great Geyser. It erupts every 5 to 10 minutes and the spout reaches up to 20 meters high. The whole area around the Geysir is literally a boiling sulphurous landscape dotted with steaming vents and hot and cold springs as well as specimens of rare and primitive plant life. The Blue Lagoon is the most photographed natural feature in Iceland and probably the most ghostly looking body of water in the world. Whether you choose to bathe surrounded by snow in mid-winter or during the long summer nights, a visit to the Blue Lagoon will be a truly unique experience. Thingvellir is located about 50km east of Reykjavik and is one of the most important sites in Iceland. You can fish in lake Thingvallvatn, the largest natural lake of the country or hike through the wonderful natural landscape of the Thingvellir National Park. There are many more sites to visit, please enquire at the reception area.

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