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Fosshotel Rauðará

Fosshotel Rauðará

Fosshotel Rauðará is an excellent base for a Reykjavik centre stay while remaining a convenient location for access to Reykjavik City airport. While just a short walk away from the famous shopping street of Laugavegur and the Reykjavík Art Museum, Fosshotel Rauðará still enjoys the quiet of a peaceful city neighbourhood.

Nestled among Reykjavik residences, Fosshotel Rauðará is located in the Reykjavik neighbourhood of Hlíðar, where you can escape the buzz of downtown Reykjavik while enjoying the multicultural surroundings. You’ll find Reykjavik’s main attractions just a short walk away, with the Reykjavik Art Museum close by, featuring the most influential and recognised artists in Iceland. Kjarvalsstaðir is also a great location to find eclectic dining options in Reykjavik. 

What’s more, Fosshotel Rauðará is also situated in an ideal place for airport pickups, less than 5 minutes from a major Iceland tour pickup location. The affordable parking and accessibility by road make it an ideal location for visitors wishing to hire a car in Iceland.

As of August 2024, all of our hotels have received Green Key certification from FEE (Foundation for Environmental Education), making us the first fully sustainability-certified hotel chain in Iceland.

Fosshotel Rauðará Design Room

Accommodation

Modern design and comfort.

Housed within the building which was originally the first brewery in Iceland (from 1930 until 1984), you’ll find single, family, and design rooms at this perfect location for those who want to explore Reykjavík at its very best. The contemporary and stylish interior makes the Fosshotel Rauðará an incredibly romantic Reykjavik stay.

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Top 3 Things to Do in Reykjavík

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The Northern Lights

One of the biggest draws to Iceland is the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, a striking natural phenomenon that causes the sky to light up with streaks of dancing colors. The best time to see the Northern Lights in Iceland is between September and April on a dark and cloudless night. You’ll want to escape from the light pollution of Reykjavik but tours can easily be arranged from the city.

The Golden Circle

A popular sightseeing route within easy reach of Reykjavík is Iceland’s Golden Circle, a tour of some of the best attractions in the southwest of the country. Famous sights such as the historical Þingvellir National Park, the awe-inspiring Geysir Geothermal Area and the mighty Gullfoss waterfall are all situated on this route - none are further than a two-hour drive from the capital.

Whale-watching

There’s no better place to book a whale-watching tour than Reykjavík; boats leave daily from the old harbor, just minutes from the center. The main types of whales that are usually spotted in Faxaflói Bay are minke whales, white-beaked dolphins, humpback whales and harbor porpoises - sightings of these majestic creatures are most likely during the summer months.

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