These baths were a 5 minute walk from our hotel. We were keen to try a proper Icelandic bath rather than the touristy spas. Loved it so much we went three times during our 4 day stay. Very clean and the staff will explain where to take your shoes off and the whole expectation around showering before putting your swim suit on. If you are nervous about the whole nudity thing, don't be (I'm British so it's not something we like to do!). There is a private shower stall if you feel really uncomfortable but as everyone else is naked I just got on with it. There are multiple hot tubs (including two on the roof), a big swimming pool, a sauna, a steam room and a plunge pool. Cost about £7 to visit compared to £80 for the Sky lagoon. Locals were really friendly and we met some lovely people. It was -6°c when we were there and sitting in a hot pool in the dark was just magical and lovely after a day sightseeing.

You must visit this pool whilst you are in Reykjavik - get a card to save money and get in every day as the Icelandics do. Crystal clear water, amazing hot pots and definitely get your head under in the cold pool. We loved it here and saves you a fortune compared to the classic lagoons tourists visit. A must do!

Arguably the best experience in Reykjavik! Do what the Icelanders do! Only £7 and a wonderful variety of pools,spa’s,saunas and hot tubs. Spend a couple of hours just chilling out and come away feeling like a new person,better than the over crowded lagoons!

Great for the geothermal bathing experience. Go here rather than any of the costly lagoon experiences!!!!Open air pools and hot tubs lovely and warm. Full of locals.Be aware that it’s customary to shower naked before getting costume on. Only people embarrassed by this are the tourists.

We visited one evening during our city stay. The receptionist took time to explain where the changing rooms were and where I could find my husband once we were ready. The original building and 2 small hot pools are in a beautiful 1930s building- a great piece of local history . There is also a modern pool area with different options for swimming and enjoying the thermal pools.

Fantastic fun. We went in the evening and it was lovely. Busy but good. Hot tubs, outside swimming pool and plunge pool. Don’t accidentally miss the roof top hot tubs. You go up the stairs opposite the men’s changing. You can hire towels if you need to.

We went at night time and it was a lovely experience. Once you get your head around naked showering before you go in. The walk in your swimsuit is rather cold but worth it when you get in the geothermal pools. There is a swimming pool, and 2 hot tubs, and then 2 hot tubs on the roof. A great experience, full of locals, and loads cheaper than the well known places.

Great place to visit when staying. Warm pools. Much better than I expected. Outdoor and indoor options. Hot tubs, hot long spa pools, outdoor heated pool indoor pool and a cold plunge pool. Kids loved it too after a whole day exploring. Would go and.

Great place. Big complex with indoor and outdoor pools, as well as 3 outdoor hot tubs, an out door cold dipping pool and a splash pool for kids. Saw a steam room, sauna out of action for the foreseeable. Bargain at about £7.50 pp excluding towel hire. Did find the instructions a bit confusing as changing rooms not as strict in uk. But when I got down it was obvious where to leave shoes/ change/ shower. A good hair drying station too for when leaving. Shower gel provided in showers.

Thermal baths were worth visiting. Spent an hour experiencing the different areas. Cold plunge pool, outdoor and indoor swimming pool to do lengths in the given lanes. Also large outdoor jacuzzi 39°C plus pods upstairs 39°C and 42°C. Very reasonable