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Fosshotel Lind Family Room
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Centrally located in Reykjavík, Fosshotel Lind is just a stone’s throw from Laugavegur, the city’s main shopping hub. Its strategic location places it among the best downtown hotels in Reykjavík. For those seeking accommodation in Reykjavík’s city centre, Fosshotel Lind provides everything you desire right at your doorstep!

Though Reykjavík is a small city, there is plenty to enjoy and keep you entertained. The small intimate vibes of many of the attractions and entertainments make hotels in Reykjavík's city centre highly desirable. Numerous restaurants, cafés, shops, museums, and art galleries can be found just around the corner from Fosshotel Lind, as well as one of Reykjavík’s largest city parks.

The hotel features 78 rooms in the quiet neighbourhood of Rauðarárstígur, right in the heart of Reykjavík’s downtown area.

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.

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Accommodation

The best downtown Reykjavík hotel for cosy comfort in the city centre.

Featuring modern designs, Fosshotel Lind offers travellers the highest quality and style in downtown Reykjavik. Our rooms are equipped with all necessities from satellite TV to wifi and a coffee and a tea maker, to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

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Top 3 Things to Do in Reykjavík

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The Northern Lights

The Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, a striking natural phenomenon that causes the sky to light up with streaks of dancing colours, is one of the top factors that draw visitors across the world to Iceland. 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, which takes you across some of the best attractions in the country’s southwest. 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 - all within a two-hour drive from Reykjavík.

Whale-watching

For an unparalleled whale-watching experience, look no further than Reykjavík; boats depart daily from the old harbour, which is just minutes away from the city centre. Faxaflói Bay is home to minke whales, white-beaked dolphins, humpback whales, and harbour porpoises, with the highest chances of spotting these majestic creatures during the summer months.

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