This was our first visit to Iceland and we chose this condo due to past positive reviews and great communication with the owner before our trip. She was very helpful. When we arrived we found the condo clean and exactly as described. We were able to walk everywhere in downtown Reykjavik. Loved that the restaurants and shopping and sights were so close but yet we could return to our condo at night in a fairly quiet area. It is a ground level condo on a street so voices of people walking by were quite loud at times. We were glad we brought ear plugs and eye masks to get a good night's rest. The bed and pillows were very comfortable! We slept well. Check In and check out directions were detailed and helpful. We ate some meals at the condo and had no complaints with how it was stocked. Seemed to have everything you need. The only thing we were disappointed in was the parking situation. One of the reasons we liked this condo was because it included parking. But when we got there we realized there weren't designated spaces and it was first come first serve. This turned out to be an issue for us because we were out sight seeing for long days and when we returned in the evening it was difficult to find parking. Again, this is after 10 pm but it was still a hassle we were not expecting based on past reviews. We were eventually able to find street parking, but had to be up before 9 to move the car or start paying. One night we drove around for quite awhile before finding any street parking near the condo. We notified the owner and she was apologetic and stated that she was going to be talking to the building or area board about marking or reserving spaces. Some drivers were also simply not courteous and taking up two spaces when parking. Which made a difference here. It was not a deal breaker for us and now that the ad will be updated future guests will know parking is not guaranteed. We loved loved Iceland! And would definitely stay at Berta's condo again. Can't beat the location and it completely met our needs. Home away from home. Thanks Berta!