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Fosshotel Stykkishólmur, Stykkishólmur Hotels
Seaside hotel in gateway town to Snæfellsnes Peninsula, featuring a seafood restaurant and free access to a nearby golf course
Fosshotel Stykkishólmur, a substantial property nestled in the heart of the charming fishing village of Stykkishólmur, presents a welcoming haven on the breathtaking Snæfellsnes peninsula in the western region of Iceland. This strategically located hotel boasts a prime position near the bustling harbor, affording guests spectacular views that sweep across the tranquil sea, a meticulously maintained golf course, and the iconic Stykkishólmur Church, a landmark that defines the village’s skyline.
A leisurely ten-minute stroll will lead you to the historically significant Norwegian House, a fascinating regional maritime museum that offers insights into the area’s seafaring past. The hotel’s central location also provides easy access to a variety of restaurants and lively bars, ensuring a diverse culinary and social experience. Notably, the Walter Mitty Bar, famed for its role as a Hollywood filming location, is within easy reach, offering film enthusiasts a chance to step into the world of cinema.
The guest rooms and bathrooms at Fosshotel Stykkishólmur are characterized by their contemporary design, embracing a modern, albeit minimalistic, aesthetic. Guests can enjoy a range of convenient amenities, including an on-site restaurant specializing in delectable seafood dishes, a vibrant bar perfect for evening relaxation, and complimentary access to the esteemed Víkurvöllur golf course at the nine-hole Mostri Golf Club, situated conveniently next door. This makes it an ideal destination for golf enthusiasts looking to enjoy a round amidst stunning Icelandic scenery.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+354 4302100
Borgarbraut 8
https://www.islandshotel.is/hotels-in-iceland/fosshotel-stykkisholmur/
Free wifi
Free parkingIceland
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