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Fosshotel Reykholt Superior Double Room
Fosshotel Reykholt Reception
Fh Reykholt Restaurant
Fosshotel Reykholt Spa
Fosshotel Reykholt Hot Tubs
Fosshotel Reykholt Lounge
Fosshotel Reykholt External
FH Reykholt Suite
Fosshotel Reykholt Standard Double or Twin Room
Fosshotel Reykholt Breakfast
Fosshotel Reykholt Breakfast
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Fosshotel Reykholt

Fosshotel Reykholt

Fosshotel Reykholt is a romantic country hotel with a beautiful spa in calm and relaxing surroundings. If you’re looking for a fantastic stay in West Iceland, Fosshotel Reykholt offers an ideal spot for couples, families, and groups in need of a tranquil spot set right in the centre of Iceland’s history.

Complete with a new spa, Fosshotel Reykholt makes for an idyllic romantic getaway, with both indoor and outdoor spa facilities. After an afternoon of relaxation, enjoy a delicious menu at the hotel restaurant, featuring traditional Icelandic cuisine surrounded by charming decorations.

West Iceland is a fantastic spot for a trip to Iceland, often referred to as “mini Iceland”. It has everything you need to tick off everything on your Iceland bucket list including quaint villages, oceanside views, and national parks. A popular local attraction is Deildartunguhver and the Krauma Geothermal Baths. But knowing where to stay in West Iceland, with countless settlements and hotels across the region, can be difficult. Reykholt, surrounded by these fascinating geographical spots, makes for the perfect starting point for any number of trips.

Located in the historic Reykholt area of Borgarfjörður, the hotel occupies a legendary spot that was once the residence of the famed historian and poet, Snorri Sturluson. Reykholt remains one of the most significant historical sites in Iceland. Snorri’s main residence, Snorrastofa, an independent research centre, is just next door. This area is teeming with natural wonders, from sprawling lava fields and majestic waterfalls to imposing mountains, dramatic craters, and intriguing caves. There is no shortage of traditional Icelandic landscapes around Reykholt, making Fosshotel Reykholt the perfect base for an Icelandic adventure.

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.

FH Reykholt Suite

Accommodation

Comfort and class in the historical settings of Reykholt in West Iceland.

Providing six varieties of accommodations, Fosshotel Reykholt captures the essence of a peaceful country hotel. The setting is relaxing and rich with historical attractions, perfect for travellers fascinated by the past. The rooms are well-designed and equipped with facilities that will make your hotel stay even more enjoyable.

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Fosshotel Reykholt Spa Area

Spa

Spa in calm and relaxing surroundings.

Fosshotel Reykholt features a spa equipped with outdoor hot and cold tubs, a relaxation room, a sauna, a steam bath, a lounge, and a changing room. Unwind and rejuvenate after a day full of discovery!

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Fosshotel Reykholt Restaurant

Restaurant

Indulge in culinary delights at some of Iceland’s most famous historical locations.

Enjoying Icelandic cuisine takes on a special meaning at Reykholt, the historic home of the legendary mediaeval poet Snorri Sturluson.

Restaurant

Interesting places and scenery near Fosshotel Reykholt, West Iceland

The village of Reykholt

Reykholt was the home of Snorri Sturlusson, one of Iceland’s greatest Saga writers, poet, and historian. Today, Reykholt is still one of Iceland’s main historical and cultural sites. Here you will find two beautiful churches, Snorri’s natural hot pool, Snorralaug, and Snorrastofa, an exhibit of Snorri’s writings and a research centre for mediaeval studies. In the park is a statue of Snorri by the Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland. Archaeological excavations are carried out by the National Museum of Iceland.

Hraunfossar and Barnafoss

A series of waterfalls pour over the side of the Hvítá river canyon from beneath the Hallmundarhraun lava field. Just upstream is beautiful Barnafoss (Children’s Falls). Hraunfossar and Barnafoss are neither particularly high, nor have a great volume of water, yet they are enchanting. The water is often a pastel shade of blue, rather than the muddy brown of Iceland’s other glacial rivers. From here you can walk into the surrounding lava fields.

Langjökull – Iceland’s second-largest glacier

The most popular glacier for hiking in Iceland is Langjökull – the country’s second largest glacier and the glittering diamond in the Vesturland’s crown. Living up to its name which means ‘the Long Glacier’, Langjökull offers a 367 miles sq (950 km sq) stretch of ice cap, ideal for snowmobiling and admiring the winter wonderland scenery. However, that’s not all Langjökull has to offer: beneath the frosty surface lies a network of vast manmade ice caves where a world of shimmering blue and silver ice is waiting to be explored.

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