Apotek Hotel is a stylish boutique hotel located in the very heart of Reykjavik´s most prestigious shopping, entertainment, and cultural district. The historical building formerly housed the pharmacy Reykjavikur Apotek and is widely considered to be one of the most remarkable buildings in Reykjavik.

Guðjón Samúelsson, a former State Architect of Iceland, designed the building in 1917. Guðjón built some of Iceland´s most renowned buildings such as the National Theater building, Hotel Borg, Akureyrarkirkja church, and Hallgrímskirkja church.



Hotel room seating area with beige sofa and view into bedroom with black accent wall.
Minimalist bedroom with black headboard wall and white bedding against light walls.
Modern white bathroom with subway tiles, round mirror, and wall-mounted toilet.
Bright hotel living area with large windows, gray sofa, and black pendant lamp.
Contemporary studio hotel room with gray sofa, black coffee tables, and minimalist furnishings.
Modern hotel room with black and white decor featuring a large bed, gray sofa, and herringbone wood flooring.
Open concept living space with wooden staircase and modern grey furniture arrangement.
Contemporary living room with grey furniture, herringbone flooring, and black pendant light.
Modern white bathroom with sloped ceiling and illuminated round mirror.
Wooden staircase with white walls and minimalist lighting fixtures.
White orchid plant next to bed with black wall panel and decorative mesh cabinet.
Modern bedroom with black accent wall, white bedding, and adjustable wall lamp.
Close-up of hotel amenity label reading APO TEN on white surface.
Modern hotel room with grey and white decor featuring large windows with floor-length curtains.
White door with number 505 and modern black hardware mounted on it.