The Harpa Suite at The Reykjavik EDITION, Iceland.

This suite is well worth experiencing, so I stayed at the hotel for a whole day until 4 pm the next day. It was nice to lie in such a comfortable hotel in the cold Nordic weather. The EDITION style is particularly suitable for Northern Europe. This minimalist decoration style means that the money is spent on things you can't see. The actual hotel is much more exquisite than the photos, and the bathroom floor tiles are also warm. The room is spacious, with a long sofa and a desk on the side of the living room, two cloakrooms, two bathrooms, and a double vanity in the main bathroom. The turndown service includes drawing the curtains and placing a glass of water by the bed. The restaurant on the first floor is a Michelin restaurant with delicious and affordable food. The open kitchen design is very Nordic. I highly recommend the lamb chops. The restaurant gave me $40 in credits and two welcome drinks to use at the bar on the first floor. The bar has a fireplace, and a group of elderly people often gather around it. The music and conference hall opposite the hotel is also a tourist attraction in Reykjavik. It is close to the harbor, and there are warships docked there. The view from this room type is very good. It is basically a sea view room, and you can see the purple concert hall and the harbor at the same time. If you're lucky, you can see the aurora from the room. The front desk service is very enthusiastic. They will chat with you and smile the whole time. They even ran out from behind the front desk to give me my room card and wanted to help me carry my luggage upstairs, but I refused. I mentioned to the front desk that I wanted to collect room cards, and they gave me three brand new ones. They even wanted to look in the drawer to see if there were any different card designs, but it seems that they are all the same now. The white wooden ones seem to be gone. Parking at the hotel may be free for high-level members (the fee is RMB 400 per night). The front desk also asked me about it, but I didn't drive. High-level members can ask if they can get free parking. The photos of this EDITION look average, but in reality, it is very comfortable and has a good texture. Especially when it is windy outside, the temperature in the room is very good. The lighting and wood make me feel very warm. This is the Nordic feeling I want. I highly recommend that visitors to Reykjavik experience the world's most remote EDITION, which is also the only five-star hotel in the country.