Please note that this is a self check-in property.
We hope you will enjoy your stay. If you have any problems or questions during your stay, please contact us and we’ll be happy to help.
Please note that fire alarm systems in Iceland are generally sensitive, as guest safety is a top priority.
Activities like cooking or toasting may cause the alarm to activate, especially in smaller kitchens or kitchenettes without dedicated ventilation. We recommend opening a window while cooking to avoid triggering the alarm.
Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the property. Smoking indoors may activate the fire alarm and will result in a fine.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in helping us maintain a safe and pleasant environment for all guests.
If the fire alarm goes off (smoke from toaster etc), please open the windows, to ventilate the apartment.
Fire alarm is (add location).
Please see usage instructions by the panel.
If there is a fire in the apartment, please leave the premises and call 112 (emergency services).
There is no free dedicated parking spot for the apartment.
You can use the (paid) parking garage near the building Traðarkot - Parking House.
You can use the pay machine inside the parking garage.
How to use:
Here's an instruction video on how to pay.
Another option is to use the street parking.
P1: It is free from 21:00/9PM until 09:00/9AM (10:00/10AM on Sundays).
Please note that you can only park for 3 hours in P1. After that you will be fined, so P1 can not be used for long-term parking. For long-term parking we therefore recommend P2 or P3.
You can see the parking prices in Reykjavik and a map of the parking zones here.
At EIR we have an open wifi network called EIR Apartments. There is no password, you only have to accept the terms in the browser when it pops up.
Alternatively you can use our other network: Heimaleiga
Password: EnjoyYourStay
There is a Smart TV in the apartment with Netflix.

Please use your own account to watch these streaming services.
If you don’t have a Netflix account and need access, please contact us.
We can not guarantee availability, as the account can only be watched on limited number of screens at the same time.
If you need to open the sleeping sofa, here is a video with instructions on how to do that.
You need to pull the string on the back of the sofa forward, until the bed is open and the mattress is fully flattened out.
You need to make sure the mattress is placed within the mattress frame before closing it. If you have any issues closing the sofa, it is possible that you need to pull the mattress towards you before trying to close it again.
There is a luggage storage room available for all guests in the lobby, next to the elevator. There is also a sign beside the elevator indicating the room, making it easy to find.
You can also find some additional items available for use in this area, such as fresh linen and towels.
You will receive a code to the luggage storage in the check-in info email.
Please note that other guests can also enter the luggage storages and we do not take responsibility for luggage kept there.
The luggage storage code is valid from 6 AM on your check-in day until midnight on your check-out day.
There is also a good luggage storage at the BSÍ bus-station and one in the Traðarkot parking garage.
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There is a washing machine in your apartment, which you are welcome to use. We do not provide laundry detergent.

Washing machine - how to use
Add washing liquid in the compartment on the left side of the drawer, choose a program by rotating the large rounded button and push the button with the “start/pause” symbol to start the your chosen washing program.
30°C is approximately 85°F and 40-60°C is 104-140°F.

There is a Nespresso coffee machine in your apartment.
How it works
Make sure this is enough water in the water tank on the back of the machine. If the buttons show red lights, the water level might be too low.
To add coffee, pull up the handle on top of the machine, add the Nespresso capsule in the compartment and close it by pulling the handle down again.
Choose the type of coffee you want (espresso: small cup or lungo: large cup) by pushing the small rounded buttons with the cup image.
If you can’t close the machine with the handle, the capsule compartment might be full.
Empty the compartment by pulling the front tray, taking the compartment/drawer out and empty it. Place it in the machine again before continuing to make your delightful cup of coffee.
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To turn the oven on, select a function (like Bake, Grill, or Defrost) and temperature using the control knobs, with indicators showing heating; turn knobs to 'Off' to stop.

Oven control scale

There is a hob/stove top, with 4 burners, in your apartment.
How to use:
You need to put a pot or pan on the burner you want to use, before turning the hob on.

You turn it on by pushing the on/off button.
If the hob shows the letter “L” and you can’t use any of the controls, it’s locked (for safety). To unlock it, push the key symbol for 3 seconds.
Choose the heat for the burner you’re using and make sure you turn it off after cooking.
If the hob shows the letter "F" you need to put a pot or pan on the burner and choose the desired setting again.
Please use the fan at all times. Fire alarm fines apply.
If you have any problems with using the stove, please contact us.
There is an electronic water kettle in one of the kitchen cabinets or on the kitchen counter.
Please do NOT use the kettle for anything else than water.
There is a shower in the apartment with a rain head and handheld head.
The right knob is used to control the heat. Turn on the red side to increase the temperature or blue to decrease. Please note that it might take a little while for the water to heat up.
38°C is approximately 100 °F
The left knob is used to put the water pressure from the bottom or top shower.
Turn the knob towards the wall to turn on the handheld head and turn the knob towards you (from the wall) to turn on the rainhead.

Check out is at 10:00/10AM.
Guests are expected to leave the apartment in a decent condition.
We would appreciate it if you would start the dishwasher with all dirty dishes, glasses and cutlery before you leave.
Make sure you take all your belongings with you when checking out.
Please consider other guests when checking out early.
Extra things
If you need additional items during your stay - such as fresh towels, linens, toilet paper, or shampoo - you can find them on the 1st floor next to the elevator.
The code is the same as your apartment code.
Please feel free to help yourself.
If you don’t find what you need, feel free to contact us and we’ll be happy to help.
Additional cleaning
If you want to order additional cleaning during your stay please contact us for further details.
Rental Policy
Guests are responsible for any damages incurred during their stay.
Guests are at risk of paying an extra fee in case of violations of our rental policies. See policies here.
Early check-in / late check-out
If you want to check in earlier or check out later, this is possible in some cases for a small fee. Please contact us to get more information.
Most of Iceland’s houses are heated by geothermal water. The water runs through the radiators heating up the cast iron and warming up the place.

To adjust the settings of a radiator you must turn the knob to a higher or lower setting. The knob is usually located on either side of the radiator.
Note that it takes a little while for the radiators to get hot so don’t put them on full blast just yet. In fact, setting it to 2-3 is usually enough for a radiator that goes up to 5. For a radiator that goes up to 8 the normal setting is about 4-5. Adjusting the setting any higher can lead to rooms getting steamy and the radiators to start emitting heat smell.
In Iceland we have the standard Europlug, a flat, two-pole, round-pin domestic AC power plug, rated for voltages up to 250 V and currents up to 2.5 A.
For these plugs, you can use adapter types “C” or “F”. These are often labeled as a Northern Europe adapter.
95% of all water in Iceland comes from springs in the ground, so it never comes in touch with any pollution. Unlike in many neighboring countries, the Icelandic water is free of chlorine, calcium and nitrate. It contains sulfur, which sometimes gives an egg smell when you use the hot water.
The quality of tap water in Reykjavík is well monitored, so you are not to worry about drinking directly from the tap, as Icelandic water is one of the purest water you’ll find in the world.
Alcohol is quite expensive in Iceland and can only be bought at state run stores called Vínbúðin. The DutyFree store at the airport is a lot cheaper (you will see all the Icelanders go straight there). If you plan on purchasing alcohol, we recommend doing that before picking up your bags at the airport.
Don’t be fooled by the “beer” you see at local supermarkets. Those are light beers with only 0-2% alcohol.
People under the age of 20 are not allowed to buy alcohol of any kind in Iceland.
Just a kind reminder: No parties are allowed at the apartment.
If you need taxi service you can call Hreyfill taxi company: +354 5885522 or Taxi Reykjavik BSR +354 5610000
You can also find more information about transportation under “Transportation” further below in this property guide.