Hótel Húsafell

Hotel · Vesturland

Hótel Húsafell

Hotel · Vesturland

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Stórarjóður, 320, Iceland

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Geothermal pools, fine dining, glacier views, and Nordic-Japanese cuisine  

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Stórarjóður, 320, Iceland Get directions

+354 435 1551
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The 10 Best Iceland Hotels to Book Right Now - AFAR

"Set in the rugged inner Highlands of West Iceland, this Scandinavian-inspired resort centers on outdoor activity and sustainability, offering glacier hiking, caving, horseback riding, fishing, cycling, geothermal pools, hiking trails, and an eco-certified nine-hole golf course. The hotel’s fine-dining kitchen forages to create Nordic- and Japanese-influenced dishes—popular plates include hand-dived Westfjords scallops and grilled free-range horse skewers with Iceland-grown wasabi leaves—and the 48 rooms feature heated floors, original coal portraits, and organic birch-based toiletries; on-site hydroelectric plants supply the resort’s energy and can be toured by guests." - Nicholas DeRenzo, Elissa Garay

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Hótel Húsafell, a Design Boutique Hotel Húsafell, Iceland

"Discover adventure among nature’s mighty forces, or spend quality time relaxing – the inspiration is yours for the taking. Experience Iceland’s unique bathing culture in our geothermal pools, called Lindin. Featuring a golf course this contemporary hotel offers unique opportunities to relax among the lush landscape of Húsafell. Free WiFi access is available. Each room here will provide you with a TV, a mini-bar and cable channels. Featuring a bath or shower, the private bathroom also comes with a hairdryer and free toiletries. Extras include a desk, safety deposit box and bed linen. At Hótel Húsafell you will find a 24-hour front desk, a garden and bar. The in-house restaurant offers an array of nordic and international dishes. Other facilities offered at the property include meeting facilities, a tour desk and luggage storage. Relaxing in the Canyon bath (guided tour, fees on the website), hiking, cycling and horse riding can be enjoyed in the surroundings. Thingvellir, a UNESCO listed national park, is 65 mi away. Borgarnes is 40 mi away. Reykjavík Domestic Airport is 81 mi away. Keflavík International Airport is 108 mi away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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Hotel Husafell, Husafell, Iceland - Explore & Book

"The drive from the airport should have taken us 2 hours, but it took us 4. Iceland's ever-changing landscape had us pulling over every few minutes to admire yet another view: snow-topped mountains glowing in the sunlight, glistening waterfalls carving through moss-covered rock, dark clouds rolling overhead in a theatrical dance. Eventually we reached the ridge of a crater, and before us lay the striking structure of Hotel Húsafell - the perfect complement to the dramatic scenery. Located in the unspoilt west, between the Hraunfossar waterfalls and the Langjökull glacier, it’s clear why the tiny village of Húsafell (permanent population 10) has long been an Icelandic favourite. For many years, camping or summer villas were the only option for visitors looking to spend more than a day soaking up its natural beauty. That all changed in 2015, when the hotel opened its doors. Made from glass and stone, its 48 sleek rooms fan out from a central bar and restaurant, whose floor-to-ceiling windows show off the midnight sun in summer and the Northern Lights in winter. We’d intended to rush straight back out to explore, but we were soon lured by the delicious smells wafting from the kitchen, and the naturally heated water in the geothermal pools outside. There's no doubt about it: Hotel Húsafell has truly bottled Iceland’s magic. Highs Ideally situated for exploring Iceland’s west - ice caves, glacier tours and waterfalls are all nearby, and spectacular hikes start on the doorstep One of the best spots in the world to view the Northern Lights, with an average of 3 sightings a week in winter Two geothermal pools, a steam room and 2 hot tubs, where you can laze while gazing up at towering mountains Bright, minimalist rooms, many with private terraces and inspiring paintings by local artist Páll Guðmundsson Sophisticated food which blends Icelandic ingredients with Asian influences (and a good kids menu for those travelling with children) Lows As often in Iceland, food is expensive and vegetarian choices are limited, but there's a bistro next to the hotel (open periodically) Double beds are actually 2 singles pushed together, and some rooms look out onto shrubbery rather than the scenery There's nothing for miles but epic landscapes - you'll need a car to get here and get around It’s very popular with tour groups, but they tend to dine in a separate area so you won’t feel out of place We found the WiFi a little patchy, but with views like these, we didn't mind!" - Emily McDonnell

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Hotel Husafell | Best places to stay in Iceland

"Hotel Husafell sits in its own remote valley on the edge of the mighty Langjokull glacier, and numerous outdoor adventures are on offer here, from ice caving to glacier hiking. The hotel itself is a smart, inviting space: a cluster of single-storey buildings clad in timber and glass, with luxuries including underfloor heating, slate bathrooms and artworks by Icelandic artist Pall Gudmundsson. The hotel’s Icelandic restaurant is open for dinner and offers views of the highlands through floor-to-ceiling glass windows. " - Oliver Berry

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Peter Butler

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Fantastic hotel in a stunning location with a restaurant and amenities to match. Take advantage of the seasonal tasting menu if you can. Grab a beer or a glass of wine and head to one of the three soaking pools on site. The location is surrounded by glacier capped peaks, an amazing trout river. And if golf is your thing, there’s a course there too. Had we not been there to fish, we would have certainly played a round. The rooms were clean and super comfortable, great water pressure in the shower, and staff were incredibly warm, welcoming, and helpful. there was even a playground by the Hot Springs and had my toddler been there. I think she would’ve had the time of her life. Would absolutely stay here again, with or without family.

atdguy

Google
This is a great hotel in the middle of Husafell. Fantastic service, nice clean rooms. Excellent service and friendly staff. Just what you want in a good hotel. ||By far the highlight of this hotel is the restaurant. We went there twice and were blown away by the creativity and quality of the food and drinks. Cocktails were inventive and delicious. Food was amazingly good, great presentation and the service was excellent - attentive and friendly. We tried the lamb, cod, and pork belly - all were fantastic. We could not say enough good things about this restaurant.

Soltylar

Google
Average hotel experience. The restaurant is amazing though and outclassed the actual hotel. Shower leaked water all over the bathroom floor, door kept on not shutting properly. Vanity packs were used and partially missing stuff inside. The restaurant is incredible though.

Carol Ravera

Google
I can’t say enough good things. We stayed 4 nights. So much to do. Food is incredible. People so nice and welcoming. We loved the canyon baths, lava cave exploration, warms hot springs at the hotel, hikes, free breakfast was Incredible. We visited horse farm and goat farm (must do both if you have kids). Also my kids are 6 and 9 this place is AMAZING for kids - playground , soccer field, jumping inflatable, tire swing , basketball. My kids are wild. No one ever told me they were doing anything wrong. It was always , oh it’s ok it’s ok! This place in unbelievable. I have stayed 4 seasons, ritz, mandarin. I love this hotel the most.

Neil G

Google
Great hotel. Very clean and well-kept hotel. Great restaurant, with excellent food. The hotel is ideally situated to explore the surrounding area. Excellent staff, friendly, attentive, helpful and welcoming. Highly recommended.

Q3812HYlizs

Google
Gorgeous views from this nicely crafted hotel. The pools, sauna, and cold plunge were a blast after a long day on the glacier. We loved the cocktails during happy hour and had an amazing meal for dinner as well as a lovely breakfast buffet. Honestly I wish I could stay longer.

moniquebM674PR

Google
We stayed here for 2 nights with our son. This is a lovely hotel and I doubted whether to give 4 or 5 stars. The location and hotel are both great and I would definitely stay here again. We made use of the lovely warm pools on both days which is separate but right in front of the hotel and free to guests. The views are amazing and the staff are friendly and helpful. The only issue we had was with the room, which was definitely a nice room but it got very warm for some reason. Because we made use of the sofa bed in the room for our son, the space for putting a few suitcases was limited and made the room feel small in comparison to the very large bathroom. That being said, it was still a very nice room.

Ed Spa

Google
3 days stay with kids. Picturesque location, rooms clean and functional, though nothing particularly special. The food was excellent though, really elevated the whole experience, 5 stars for that alone. Kids loved the geothermal pools on site, we loved alternating the hot/cold plunges.