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    The interiors of the hotel pay tribute to the historical grandeur of Consul Ditlev Thomsen, the owner of the great department store Thomsen Magasin. Thomsen welcomed the first foreign dignitaries in the 19th Century, establishing a legacy of international hospitality in Iceland. The history of the Thomsen family echoes throughout the hotel, starting with the welcome gift on arrival and the timeless, black and white photography in the classy guest rooms. 

    Our boutique rooms and suites are designed with a cosmopolitan flair, eclectic vintage charm and your comfort in mind. They evoke a welcoming ambiance offering the conveniences of today. Explore our stylish options and choose the space that’s right for you.

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About the Hotel

The Reykjavik Konsulat Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton, is situated in the oldest part of Reykjavík at the junction of Icelandic history and style.

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Konsúlat Wine room

Welcome to Konsúlat Wine Room. The quiet and cozy atmosphere is perfect for enjoying a glass of wine with a bite from our bar menu 

 

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The History

Following the death of his father in 1899, Ditlev Thomsen took the reins of the family enterprise and so began the most flourishing chapter in the history of Thomsen’s Department Stores.

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Our favorite places

At Reykjavík Konsúlat Hótel, we believe that every corner of our neighborhood tells a story. As a historic hotel nestled in the heart of Reykjavík, we’re proud to share our favorite nearby places that celebrate the rich heritage of Iceland. We invite you to explore the history that surrounds us - just steps from our door and your hotel room. 

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Location & Neighborhood

1. Reykjavik Konsulat Hotel
- Curio Collection by Hilton, is situated in the oldest part of Reykjavík at the junction of Icelandic history and style.
2. Harpan
- The Harp, music and conference center. Special Architecture, design and lighting in an endless engagement with the environment.
3. Alþingi
- The Parliament. Home of the oldest parliament in the world. Established 930 at Þingvellir.
4. Slippbarinn
- The first bar in the city to focus on fresh, high-quality cocktails and famous for their perfect to share dishes.
5. Einar Jónsson
- Sculpture Garden. A wonderful museum and garden. The museum was the home and studio of Iceland's first sculptor, Einar Jónsson.
6. Geiri Smart Restaurant
-  A culinary experience that is chic and colourful like the characters of downtown Reykjavík.
7. Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur
- It‘s been open since 1937 and the majority of Icelanders have eaten at Bæjarins beztu hot dog stand.
8. Reykjavík Art Museum
- Hafnarhúsið offers a progressive exhibition program with local and international contemporary artists. The work of current notables, art canons and newcomers are presented in six galleries.
9. Hallgrímskirkja
- At 74.5 metres high, it is the largest church in Iceland and among the tallest structures in Iceland built in a expressionist architectural style.
10. Whales of Iceland
- the biggest whale exhibition in the world. Educational exhibit dedicated to regional whales, with life-sized models & interactive features
11. Sundhöllin
- The oldest public baths in Iceland. Designed by the noted architect Guðjón Samúelsson and opened in 1937.A new outdoor pool opened in november 2017.