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Frost & Fire Boutique Hotel, Golden Circle Hotels
Modern boutique hotel with a pool, a restaurant, and hot springs
Escape to Iceland and immerse yourself in the captivating contrast of its fiery geothermal activity and icy landscapes at a charming, contemporary hotel. Nestled just a convenient 45-minute drive from the vibrant city of Reykjavík and the historically significant Þingvellir National Park, the Frost & Fire hotel offers an unforgettable experience. Perched gracefully on the picturesque banks of the Varmá River, the hotel commands a stunning view overlooking the quaint village of Hveragerði. A leisurely 15-minute stroll or a quick two-minute car ride will transport you into the heart of Hveragerði.
During your stay, be sure to indulge in the therapeutic embrace of Hveragerði’s renowned Geothermal Springs. For those seeking a more adventurous soak, venture into the captivating Reykjadalur Valley, located a mere five minutes away, and discover a mesmerizing array of naturally heated springs. Uniquely, the hotel itself features a geothermal hot spring on the property, inviting guests to partake in a playful Icelandic tradition – boiling an egg in the earth’s natural heat.
To complete your Icelandic adventure and truly appreciate the “frost” component of your experience, embark on a journey to the majestic Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, approximately an hour’s drive from the hotel. Alternatively, consider a trip to the awe-inspiring Sólheimajökull Glacier, located about 1.5 hours away, where you can witness the raw power and beauty of Iceland’s glacial landscapes.
The Frost & Fire hotel boasts 22 thoughtfully designed rooms catering to the diverse needs of all travelers. Whether you are traveling with family, exploring with friends, or require accessible accommodation, you’ll find the perfect space to unwind. Elevate your stay by reserving a room with a river view, allowing you to soak in the breathtaking scenery directly from your window. Most rooms feature either a balcony or a patio, providing an ideal setting for immersing yourself in the serene Icelandic atmosphere. Family rooms are equipped with comfortable sofa beds and boast their own balconies or patios, although these rooms do not offer river views. The modern bathrooms are appointed with luxurious rainfall showers, plush robes, and cozy slippers, ensuring a pampering and relaxing experience.
Indulge in a delectable breakfast or dinner at the Restaurant Varmá, where the wraparound windows create an immersive dining experience, making you feel as though you are savoring your meal amidst the stunning surrounding landscape. After a day of exploration, unwind and rejuvenate in the hotel’s inviting pool, soothing hot tubs, or revitalizing sauna. For the ultimate relaxation, consider booking a therapeutic massage treatment to complete your Icelandic escape.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+354 4834959
Hverhamar
https://www.frostandfire.is/
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