Hyatt Centric Reykjavik, ReykjavikHyatt Centric Reykjavik in Reykjavik, Iceland has a corrected score of 3.2 ± 0.6 (thin evidence, no platform scores), ranked 31 of 38 hotels we score in Reykjavik. Its platform ratings, normalised to 0-5, average 4.2 before correction.Hyatt Centric Reykjavik is a planned 177-room hotel on Laugavegur, the main shopping street in downtown Reykjavik, due to open in 2026 as the first Hyatt-branded property in Iceland. Rooms and suites will include triple-glazed windows, walk-in rain showers, complimentary minibars, and some will look out over the mountains or the ocean. Guests will have three food and drink outlets, including a pop-up rooftop bar, around 200 square metres of meeting space, free parking, and family-friendly rooms. It sits within walking distance of the city centre and roughly a 40-minute drive from Keflavik airport. The obvious limitation is that the hotel has not opened yet, so no guest reviews exist.What stands out

Central location on Laugavegur

Complimentary minibars and parking

Mountain and ocean views available

Rooftop bar and three dining outlets

Watch out for

Not open until 2026

About 40 minutes from Keflavik airport

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