We used Edda hotels offer, so we used Edda as much as possible. That was very good, because every 5 th night was free. We where happily suprized, that almost every Edda hotels were schools. Good thinking to use schools also at summertime. Other Edda hotels, dispite Akureri, were very good. Service was very good and nice, food was good... more

We stayed at multiple Hotel Eddas on our trip to Iceland: these are summer hotels that take over residential school facilities: add linens, first class food service and responsive staff. Our room in Akureyri had a window wall with a view of the fjord, expanses of blonde wood, and a kitchenette along with the usual bath and bed. Our room... more

We only stayed in the Hotel Edda for one night, but we were very impressed with the quality of the hotel. We had an enormous twin room in the newer part of the hotel, which had huge wardrobe space, two desks, a kitchen unit with fridge and microwave, and a large bathroom with walk in shower. It is obviously designed... more

Stayed at a couple Edda's while in Iceland and this one was the best. Great location with plenty of shops and restaurants within walking distance. Stayed here 2 nights. Breakfast was the usual European continental fare. Did not have dinner here because the kids wanted something different but other guests told us that their dinners were great. At around 19:00... more

The Edda hotel offers modern, small, pricey rooms. It is located in the middle of Arkureyri, close to restaurants and shops. Breakfast was very good. Our room had a tv with more than five tv channels (which is not common in icelandic hotels), including a german channel. Parking spaces at the hotel are limited but you can park at the... more

Edda hotels are boarding schools converted into a hotel in the summer. We stayed one night in early July 2008. This one was one of the best Edda hotels we had in iceland. It is a very modern one, that seems to be built with the hotel function in mind. Opened in 2006. It is located above the town, about... more

We stayed in Edda for a night during our trip in Iceland. Edda Akureyri is an old school-college and everything, from the toilets to the decoration is in that mood. Not bad but I had the feeling that i was spending the night in an Orphanage. On the other hand the hotel is well located, the rooms and the shared... more

Very basic rooms in a school building. The rooms in our part of the building were on a very echoey corridor. Any noise in the corridor is magnified by a million times, so the amount of sleep you get entirely depends on how considerate the other guests are. More so than in most hotels. We didn't have too many problems... more

The hotel is located on a hill above Akureyri city centre, just 5 minutes walking. it has a large parking for free and that's very good. The room was quite big, but in the little kitchen there was no cutlery, plates or glasses!!! The bathroom had no soap dispenser and they gave to us only one (too little) soap gel.... more