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| The hotel has 119 comfortable rooms, including suites with their
own kitcenenettes and rooms offering panoramic views of the Icelandic
capital. The extensive facilities include elegant bathrooms, Pay-TV,
satellite TV, direct-dial telephone, mini-bar, tea and coffee
making amenities, hairdryer and a trouser presser. Guests may
opt for connecting, non-smoking rooms and non-allergic rooms,
in addition to rooms specially equipped for disabled guests. |
Services
For those wanting to unwind after a busy day, the hotel is only
a short walk from the excellent Reykjavík Sports Complex, and
access to the stunning geothermal swimming pool is free for guests
of the hotel. Nearby are also the beautiful botanical gardens
in a landscape dominated by glorious Mount Esja. For children,
there is a farm animal zoo and family park in this area.
Dining
Our ground floor restaurant is open for lunch and dinner from
1st of June until 31st of August each year offering Icelandic
dishes and international snacks. The newly renovated lobby bar
is the perfect venue to sit down for a coffee in the afternoon
or for a pre-dinner cocktail. There are several restaurants within
a five-minute walk from the hotel.
Pizzas and Chinese food is available in room service all year
round.
Meetings
The hotel has a bright conference room, which seats up to 100
delegates or it can be rearranged into two smaller meeting rooms
accommodating smaller meetings. The conference room is equipped
with all the latest technology to ensure that your function runs
smoothly and successfully, including wireless access to internet.
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| The most northerly of the world's capital cities, Reykjavík,
with its leisurely pace has a rustic charm, all of its own. Some
say it is a scaled-down city, others a scaled-up village. It is
certainly a city of contrasts from the bustling harbour and fishing
port with its fine restaurants and evocative smells, to the attractions
of the nearby Kringlan shopping mall. Meanwhile, the old city
centre houses a dazzling variety of restaurants, shops, museums
and art galleries. |
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