Designed by Ian Schrager and opening onto Reykjavík's Old Harbour with views to Mt. Esja and the Snæfellsjökull glacier, The Reykjavik EDITION brings 253 rooms and 502 sqm of event space — including a Ballroom for 300 — to a city already defined by extraordinary light, and makes both available to couples who want Iceland's capital at its most considered. The venue can accommodate up to 300 guests for your wedding celebration.
Ian Schrager has spent a career engineering hotels that feel inevitable once built — places where the design is so precise that guests cannot quite imagine the building not being there. The Reykjavik EDITION does this for Iceland's capital: 253 rooms with large floor-to-ceiling glass facing the North Atlantic and the harbour, interiors of such considered understatement that the landscape outside becomes the feature, and a rooftop Penthouse on the sixth floor where Snæfellsjökull glacier appears as a white signature on the western horizon.
For weddings and events, the hotel offers more than 502 sqm of private space on flexible terms. The Ballroom accommodates 300 for a seated celebration, with glass doors opening to a drop-off garden and natural light throughout; it divides into two independent spaces for more intimate gatherings. Three additional studios support everything from pre-dinner drinks for 100 to boardroom-scale ceremonies, all fitted with current audiovisual technology and catered by the kitchen team behind Tides Restaurant. Reykjavík is a city that repays those who take it seriously — the light at midnight in June, the aurora over the bay in November — and The EDITION is a building scaled to receive all of it.
Enquire about The Reykjavik EDITION →The Ballroom accommodates up to 300 guests for a seated event, or can be divided into two separate spaces of approximately 150. The pre-function area holds up to 100 for a cocktail reception.
The hotel has over 502 sqm of private event space: the Ballroom (up to 300), three Studios which combine to seat 142, a Pre-Function area (100 for cocktails), and a Boardroom for intimate gatherings.
253 rooms and suites, including 26 suites and a 6th-floor Penthouse with panoramic views of Reykjavík's waterfront, Mt. Esja, and Snæfellsjökull glacier.
The Reykjavik EDITION was designed by Ian Schrager, featuring 'posh detailing' and floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the North Atlantic Ocean and Harpa Concert Hall.
At Austurbakki 2, 101 Reykjavík, directly at the Old Harbour waterfront, adjacent to Harpa Concert Hall and the main cultural quarter.
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