Sundhöllin

Public swimming pool · Reykjavik

Sundhöllin

Public swimming pool · Reykjavik

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Barónsstígur 45a, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland

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Public baths with indoor/outdoor pools, hot tubs, sauna  

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"One of the local geothermal swimming pools that provides a true Icelandic, community-centered experience; visiting in the early morning is recommended to mingle with locals who enjoy the hot pots, and the pool scene is a quintessential way to relax like a resident." - Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel is a writer with more than eight years of experience editing and writing for both brands and online publications—with a particular focus on travel, fashion, and lifestyle. She’s also the founder of the travel site justpacked.com.  Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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"The oldest pool in Reykjavik, designed by Guðjón Samúelsson, offering a local swimming experience."

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"Bergmann, the Swimslow founder, can’t resist the capital’s most classic spots. “My all time favorite pools in Reykjavík are Sundhöllin and Vesturbæjarlaug. I just love the atmosphere. I always go to the outdoor dressing rooms. It ́s so refreshing."

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Susan de Jesus

Google
Absolute gem. Beautiful temperature outdoor and indoor lane swimming pools,super clean facility with great hot tub and a tiny 3 person sauna. No stinky chlorine. Friendly and helpful staff and all great comfort. Warm outdoor swim whilst it is snowing?Loved it.

Victor De Azevedo Rashidi

Google
Great true Icelandic experience for a tourist spent over an hour just jumping between the tubs and pools and steam rooms. Very clean and convenient as well. Showers are equipped with soap and lockers are plentiful so you can store all your belongings. There is also a bathing suit dryer so you don’t have to worry about having it stink up your bag

David Ehle

Google
Rather pay $15 to relax in a geothermal heated pool/hot tub, than $150 at Blue Lagoon? Check out the local public bathhouse, pool, and sauna. No pool side bar, but nice staff, and a great way to soak off sore muscles after walking or touring all day. The steam sauna is big and quiet modern feeling. The dry sauna is "cosey" but effective. There is a warm "kids" pool, warm, indoor pool, an outdoor pool (not sure if it is hot or cold) Hot tubs, hotter tubs, and a cold plunge. everything is very clean and well maintained. The changing rooms are gendered, but contain private changing rooms. All patrons must take full unclothed soapy showers before using the pools, but semi private stalls are available (and maybe some fully private?) Bathing suits are required as all the other facilities are co-ed/mixed genders Great place to meet locals and learn a little about life in Reykjavik. I visited twice in a 5 day trip and wish I had found it earlier as it was the perfect way to end each evening.

Cory Champagne

Google
Great public pool. Older facility with much of original feel but locker rooms and pools were clean and updated. Several hot tubs from small to large, warm to hot. Indoor and outdoor lap pools, plus steam room and small (2-person) sauna. Not as many kid-friendly areas as other pools -- only one warm pool for kids and no toys etc when I was there.

Aud Jektvik

Google
This is a great place to swim a few laps or relax. The pools are good, clean enough and seem well maintained. There is a good variety of pools and activities. The entrance fee is reasonable and I appreciated the swimsuit dryer right after the showers. Remember to shower thoroughly without swimwear before going into the pool. I appreciated the clean and easy to use shower area and lockers. I will be going back here when I visit Iceland again.

Dane B

Google
It was fairly quiet on a Sunday morning around 10am. There’s an indoor pool and an outdoor pool for swimming laps, a few hot tubs and a cold plunge, a steam room and a tiny sauna. The lockers were easy to use.

Paige

Google
Great wee place went there twice spoke to a few nice Icelandic people,they have Sauna,steam room,Outdoor and indoor pool and jacuzzi & cold plunge - what I found quite strange is having to get undressed and shower naked in front of everyone a bit uncomfortable not used to it at all but it’s normal here the European way of life lol. Entrance is like £10/£11

Christina Winkler

Google
My second time here. Very convenient when staying at the hostel next door and relaxing when going early in the morning. Forgot about the swimsuit dry machines, they are absolutely brilliant!