Fleewinter

Nestled between a glacier and a lava field, Húsafell is a natural playground where you can experience all the fire-and-ice adventures Iceland has to offer. Challenge yourself against nature’s mighty forces, or simply spend quality time relaxing with family or friends.

Hotel Husafell has all the bases covered with standard rooms, deluxe rooms (which can accommodate 2 adults and 2 children), a suite and holiday cabins and houses which can accommodate up to 6 people.

The rooms are contemporary and decorated with paintings by Husafell renowned artist, Páll Guðmundsson. The floors are heated and the toiletries are made from Icelandic herbs. The architectural design is in harmony with the environment and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. All the rooms come with modern amenities such as a flat screen tv, tea and coffee maker, refrigerator and bathrobe on request. The Deluxe rooms and above have bathtubs in addition to a shower.

The restaurant has panoramic views and is sleek and contemporary yet cosy. The menu focuses on seasonal ingredients and hints at traditional Icelandic dishes but with a modern twist and incorporated into international cuisine.

Take advantage of the bounty of geothermal energy and soak in the geothermal baths, which were first built in 1965, but have undergone huge improvements since then. There are two pools, two hot tubs, and a waterslide and they are open year round.

Husafell is a dream come true for the adventurous spirit with the following natural phenomena on your doorstep:

Into the glacier - The Ice cave in Langjokull
Vidgelmir - The Lava Cave
Hraunfossar (a beautiful series of waterfalls)
Krauma - Geothermal baths and spa
Deildartunguhver natural hot spring
Surtshellir - Lava cave

Plus if you're looking for more there's also...

Golf
Snowmobiling on Langjokull Glacier
Horse riding
Mountain biking
Numerous hiking trails