Find 3 Star Hotels in Reykholt from AED 398

"Cute cabin. We stayed one night and It was all we need. Great staff."

"Beautiful Hotel in the countryside, owners were nice and friendly . Blown away with the breakfast in the morning All round good experience , would recommend."

"We actually stayed at the Geysir Hotel not Little Geysir after a complimentary upgrade. Wonderful spot. Staff friendly and helpful. Room was beautiful. Beds super comfortable. The Soley toiletries were an exceptional. The breakfast buffet was delicious. "

"Great room and bathroom. Neat and clean. Fantastic location. Friendly and cooperative staff. Comfortable and convenient in every sense. Loved the stay. Highly recommended."

"Clean, nice reception area, restaurant on site. Liked having a cottage with amenities - and available hot tub. Breakfast was not available at this time of season "

"Clean and nice room. It was small but we knew that going in. Had an ok view of the lake but the staff was great and the free tea and coffee was also very nice. Great place to stop!"

"Great experience "

"The area around this property felt so scenic and tranquil. The set up of the property itself was pretty basic / minimalist, but it was as described and very reasonable for the price. Everything was in working order and the communication was good."

"The Blue View Cabins offer a well thought out self-catering experience in an area which allows you to beat the tour groups to key sites on the Golden Circle. To top it off, each cabin is equipped with a private geothermically heated hot tub. The accommodation is well furnished and well finished in a modern style, and the whole was very clean. The kitchenette has a two area induction hob, kettle, coffee machine (coffee provided), microwave and fridge with small freezer compartment. I loved it! If I was going to try to think of negatives for you: the cabin is quite small, but I would say cozy for two; the hot water (including the tub) is quite sulfurous, but lots of people pay for mineral spas; there are some tomato growing greenhouses in the valley below which produce extraordinary light pollution. I know nothing about tomato cultivation, but I find it astonishing that they are allowed to leech so much light. I honestly initially thought there was a sports event going on until I realised a stadium like that would hold over 10% of Iceland's population. Anyway, the accommodation itself is superb. "