Rustic wooden Accommodation for Holidays in East Iceland
Hlíðarendi in East Iceland, close to Egilsstaðir (11 km)
Hlíðarendi in Iceland is a rustic wooden house, located in the small forest Úlfstaðaskógur near the town of Egilsstaðir.
A fabulous location for experiencing the wonders of East Iceland.
The three-bedroom house has a living room with TV, radio and a CD player. The kitchen is part of the living room and has both a microwave and an oven and all other kitchen utilities.
The 40 sqm terrace has a grill as well as garden table and chairs. The house has a private parking place.
A fabulous location for experiencing the wonders of East Iceland.
The three-bedroom house has a living room with TV, radio and a CD player. The kitchen is part of the living room and has both a microwave and an oven and all other kitchen utilities.
The 40 sqm terrace has a grill as well as garden table and chairs. The house has a private parking place.
Key facts
- 3 bedrooms
- Max 5 persons
- 64 m2
- Reference code O402
Price per night from
159€
Sleeping arrangements
Ground floor
Bedroom 1
- 1× Double bed
160×200 cm
- 1× Double bed
Bedroom 2
- 1× Narrow bunk bed
80×200 cm
- 1× Narrow bunk bed
Bedroom 3
- 1× Single bed
120×200 cm
- 1× Single bed
Features
- TV
- BBQ
Location
- 8 hours 25 mins from Keflavík Airport
- 10 mins from the next gas station
- 10 mins from the next grocery store
- 7 hours 56 mins from Reykjavík City Center
Fljótsdalur has several small forests, including Eyjólfsstaðaskógur and Úlfsstaðaskógur, both popular with walkers. Hallormsstaðaskógur, the largest forest in Iceland, lies along the eastern shore of Lake Lagarfljót and has a collection of tree species and a campsite.
Skriðuklaustur, the former home of the author Gunnar Gunnarsson, is about 25 km away. The house was built on the site of a 16th-century monastery and now hosts art exhibitions and cultural events. Café Klausturkaffi is in the former dining room, and the excavated remains of the monastery are nearby.
Egilsstaðir, often called the capital of East Iceland, is about a 15-minute drive away. It lies at the northern end of Lake Lagarfljót and, with around 2,500 residents, is the largest settlement in the region. There are gas stations, supermarkets, restaurants, cafés and a swimming pool.
Skriðuklaustur, the former home of the author Gunnar Gunnarsson, is about 25 km away. The house was built on the site of a 16th-century monastery and now hosts art exhibitions and cultural events. Café Klausturkaffi is in the former dining room, and the excavated remains of the monastery are nearby.
Egilsstaðir, often called the capital of East Iceland, is about a 15-minute drive away. It lies at the northern end of Lake Lagarfljót and, with around 2,500 residents, is the largest settlement in the region. There are gas stations, supermarkets, restaurants, cafés and a swimming pool.
Viatis recommends
- Vök Baths, Iceland's only floating pools
- Fjord Borgarfjörður Eystri
- Petra's Mineral Stone Museum
- Atlavík in the forest Hallormsstaðaskógur
- Waterfall Hengifoss and Waterfall Flögufoss
What guests are saying
All reviews 4.2 / 5
Cleanliness 4.2
Condition of the house 3.9
Equipment 3.9
Location 4.3
Geert Popkema»Een heel groot huis met veel uitzicht en rust. Voor 2 personen was de kamer wel erg groot. De slaapkamer was prima en het bed lag lekker. De badkamer voldeed goed alleen liep het water in de douchekabine slecht weg. Het terras rondom het huis was prima en hebben we dan ook gebruikt. De ligging van de woning was ook mooi centraal, we konden veel uitstapjes maken.«
2 months
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