Bláskógabyggd Hotel Guide - Almannagja hotels in Bláskógabyggd, Iceland.

"The shared area was lovely. The fridge was a little full, but apart from that, everything else was great. The hot tub is a must! The reception team were also very kind and helpful."

"Very friendly staff. Rooms a little small but comfortable."

"staff friendly and helpful "

"The check in process was a little bit strange and there was confusion with the parking garage, but when we figured it out, it was easy after that. The door was very difficult to open, even with our code. The breakfast spread was great, but we were missing hot options. I think the only hot option for food was waffles. Overall, we had a great day, but some good scrambled eggs or sausage or something else would've pushed it over the top and gotten a 5."

"Clean rooms, easy to get to city centre"

"On site parking, friendly staff, nice room and incredible view over a frozen lake. Definitely recommend this hotel and after staying here with my daughter's to see a Laufey concert, already have my wife nagging me to stay again but this time bring her along"

"Good value for money, close to key attractions within the Golden Circle (around half an hour drive), nice staff, great breakfast. Stayed in the superior room - clean, spacious and comfortable overall. Good soundproofing too. There's also a cozy common area and outdoor hot tub at our building. There's EV charging (non-fast charging) available near the reception/ restaurant building, at a fee."

"Beautiful view, the people were top notch!!! Great accommodation and location for our visit. I will recommend highly. Thank you for making our stay awesome!"

"Excellent hotel. Quite limited in terms of menu options in the restaurant, and it is eyewateringly expensive even by Icelandic standards but the location is stunning and the rooms are very nice. The Northern Lights “bar” was a great place to watch the view (and Northern Lignts). We travelled in March and whilst the roads around the hotel were fine and largely cleared of ice the 36 was very tricky to drive. Worth checking the travel news and maybe getting a 4x4 if snow is likely. "