Hilton Reykjavik Nordica {ISL}
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05/30/2007 - 'Nordica Hotel in Reykjavík will become part of the Hilton hotel chain after a few weeks and renamed “Hilton Reykjavík Nordica,” according to an agreement signed in Düsseldorf, Germany, yesterday.'
http://www.icelandreview.com/iceland..._0_a_id=282921
http://www.icelandreview.com/iceland..._0_a_id=282921
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It would seem so.
Reviews on Tripadvisor:
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Rev...Reykjavik.html
- Yann
The agreement between the current owner of Nordica Hotel, Icelandair Hotels, and Hilton Hotels Corporation, includes an ownership exchange, but Icelandair Hotels will continue to operate Nordica Hotel, Fréttabladid reports.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Rev...Reykjavik.html
- Yann
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This was formerly the Hotel Esja. I stayed there on my first trip to Iceland. It was quite nice.
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I went to Reykjavik last winter for an attempt at the Northern Lights (unfortunately raining and overcast) and was disappointed at the lack of Hilton properties--I expected to find a Scandic, if only to be comrades with their Nordic peers.
Now that Scandic is breaking off, perhaps this is a sign of a resurgent Hilton in the Nordics. if anything, I look forward to booking at the new location.
Timothy
And I've LIVED in London.. Reykjavik is expensive, agreed, but they didn't charged me Ł30 for a light Thai dinner in Iceland.
If anything, I'm hoping the expense of the city will chase off the British Stag/Hen crowds.
Now that Scandic is breaking off, perhaps this is a sign of a resurgent Hilton in the Nordics. if anything, I look forward to booking at the new location.
Timothy
And I've LIVED in London.. Reykjavik is expensive, agreed, but they didn't charged me Ł30 for a light Thai dinner in Iceland.

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Excellent news! Anyone know when the ownership change will go into effect (and of course what category will it be)?
Now if only Starwood would finally get a property in Iceland as well....
Now if only Starwood would finally get a property in Iceland as well....
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There it is: Hilton Reykjavik Nordica
Don't know, when it opened, but I did not see it mentioned here.
With code P63BAB you will get a night incl. Breakfast and double HHonors Base Points from 16.400,00 ISK (ca. 185,- € / 260,- $).
Greetings,
Christian.
Don't know, when it opened, but I did not see it mentioned here.
With code P63BAB you will get a night incl. Breakfast and double HHonors Base Points from 16.400,00 ISK (ca. 185,- € / 260,- $).
Greetings,
Christian.
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Bought a ticket. And made a res for the Hilton. Any news?
Icelandair is having a promo rate so BOS to KEF and back less than $500. Seemed good to me. So a buddy and I will head over. Hotel rate not that bad. Any comments? Everything appreciated.