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Pet-friendly stays · Laugavegur downtown
A stylish boutique hotel on Laugavegur in a 1930s building, with design-forward rooms and a popular bakery-restaurant at street level. It is a verified pet-friendly property steps from downtown dog-walking routes toward Tjörnin and the harbour.
A central, design-led pet-friendly base with the city's best café strip and parks at the doorstep.
Pets are accepted on request with fees confirmed at booking; dogs should be leashed on all surrounding public streets, as Reykjavík requires leashes citywide outside official hundasvæði. Tjörnin pond paths are minutes away.
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No photo yetA flat, grassy peninsula between the two arms of the Elliðaá river mouth, known as Reykjavík's best-known off-leash dog area and the largest hundasvæði in Iceland. It features a fenced enclosure of about 600 m², a large open field, and shallow water at the river mouth where dogs can wade and swim.
No photo yetA white 1930s lighthouse at the tip of the Seltjarnarnes peninsula, reached on foot at low tide over a causeway, set in a tidal nature reserve with black-sand shores and sweeping sea views. It is one of Reykjavík's best northern-lights viewpoints.
No photo yetReykjavík's cult specialty-coffee roastery, serving its own Icelandic-roasted beans in a cosy, wood-lined room on Kárastígur. Well-behaved dogs are allowed inside, making it a staple stop on downtown dog-walk circuits.