Surrounded by natural beauty, Hotel Husafell offers a contemporary retreat in the Icelandic wilderness. With so much right on its doorstep, Husafell is the perfect base for exploring this breathtaking area.
Surrounded by true natural beauty but away from the crowds of Iceland's more well-known sights
The hotel boasts its own geothermal baths which are complimentary for guests
For a little adventure, explore the nearby lava cave or the impressive ice cave
A boutique hotel with a contemporary design and fantastic views
Located in Storarjodur, western Iceland, Hotel Husafell is completely off-the-beaten-track and surrounded by some of the country's most incredible scenery. Around two hours from Reykjavik, Hotel Husafell is within easy reach of breathtaking glaciers, magnificent waterfalls and spectacular scenery.
With just 48 rooms, Hotel Husafell offers a boutique experience. Each of the rooms uses a natural colour palette to ensure the space feels light and bright, while touches such as unique furnishings add to the contemporary feel of the hotel. An emphasis is put on local art, with pieces by Husafell-born artist Pall Gudmundsson throughout the property.
Dining at Hotel Husafell offers a taste of traditional Icelandic flavours with an international twist. The chef uses seasonal produce available on the island and local ingredients to create delicious recipes, many of which incorporate the freshest seafood. The stylish and contemporary restaurant also affords beautiful views across the surrounding landscape, perfectly paired with the fantastic dishes.
Hotel Husafell boasts its own geothermal baths - a traditional Icelandic pastime and the ideal way to unwind after a busy day exploring the surrounding area. Using Iceland's surplus of geothermal energy, these baths provide water at the perfect temperature for soothing the muscles and offer the ultimate relaxation.
Ideally located for discovering Iceland's natural beauty, Hotel Husafell is close to the impressive Langjokull glacier, the world's largest lava cave and the beautiful Snaefellsnes peninsula. Spend your days hiking through the wilderness, admiring stunning waterfalls, discovering the depths of the lava cave or exploring the largest man-made ice tunnel beneath the glacier.
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Relax in the hotel's own geothermal pool!
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Icelandair fly directly from London to Reykjavik-Keflavik Airport in 3 hours, as do some of the low cost carriers including Easyjet and Wow Air. From Keflavik Airport it is a 2-hour 30-minute drive to Hotel Husafell.
Ultimate Iceland
Explore the sublime landscape of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, one of the country's hidden gems, and venture into the stunning Blue Dragon Ice Cave for a truly unique experience. Stay at contemporary Icelandic hotels and welcoming guesthouses as you bask in the breathtaking scenery and discover the authentic, untamed side of Iceland.
Bathing in the Blue Lagoon
One of the world's most unique spas, Iceland's Blue Lagoon is an outdoor, geo-thermally heated spa providing an amazing experience that cannot be missed when visiting Iceland.
Blue Dragon Ice Cave by helicopter
Embark on an exhilarating scenic helicopter flight over Skeiðarárjökull glacier, taking in panoramic views of Vatnajökull National Park’s sprawling network of glaciers.
Borgarfjordur and into the glacier
Explore the beautiful west coast of Iceland, discovering its incredible scenery, impressive waterfalls and the breathtaking Langjokull glacier. Venture deep into the glacier itself, walking through fascinating ice caves, for a truly unique experience.
Explore the Snaefellsnes Peninsula
On this tour pass through the traditional fishing villages perched on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula's coast. Visit the unique Shark Museum and stop at Ölkelda where naturally carbonated water springs from the ground.
Giljabod canyon baths
Explore the beauty of western Iceland with a gentle hike through Husafell canyon, passing by incredible scenery before reaching the Giljabod pools, hidden in the canyon, to enjoy a relaxing soak in the geothermally-heated water.
Glacier hiking
If adventure is high on your holiday checklist, hiking on one of Iceland's monumental glaciers is a must. An immense wonderland of ice sculptures, ridges and deep crevasses await discovery!
Inside the Volcano
This is an extraordinary opportunity to explore the heart of a volcano. Thrihnukagigur is a unique natural phenomenon and the only place on earth where you can enter a magma chamber.
Private Superjeep Tour to Thorsmork
Explore volcanoes, waterfalls, glaciers and more on this amazing volcano safari super jeep tour to the dramatic landscapes of Thorsmork. Your expert private guide will take you to places very few people get to experience up close and personal.
Snorkelling between Tectonic Plates
Snorkel the crystal-clear waters of Iceland's Silfra fissure and discover the secret underwater canyon located between the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates.
Snowmobiling on langjokull
Meaning 'the long glacier', Langjökull makes for a thrilling snowmobile experience. Join your private guide as you ride across the surface of the glacier and take in the incredible views of Iceland's south coast.
South Shore safari
On this amazing guided safari you will see the South Shore’s most treasured natural sights, including impressive waterfalls, epic landscapes, as well as its black lava sand beaches and dunes.
The Golden Circle
Iceland's ruggedly beautiful and tectonically active landscape offers some amazing natural attractions, known as the "Golden Circle". These include the Gullfoss waterfall, Strokkur Geysir and Thingvellir National Park.
Whale watching from Snaefellsnes
The Snæfellsnes Peninsula in the west of Iceland is regarded as one of the best places to observe orca whales in their natural habitat. In the summer, you may spot an array of other whale species too, including minke and humpback whales.
