Traditional Log Cabin with Hot Pot and a big Terrace

Rjóðrið in Northeast Iceland, close to Húsavík (16 km)

Rjóðrið is a well kept and inviting cabin, located close to the small town Húsavík and steps away from the salmon river Laxá í Aðaldal. In Húsavík you will find among other things, shops, museums and whale watching companies.

The living room opens into a well-equipped kitchen with a microwave as well as a dishwasher. There is also a TV/DVD, radio/CD at your disposal. In the small bathroom, you have a WC/shower.
If you are travelling with children, there is a baby cot, and in the living room, there is also a sleeping sofa.

The terrace is lovely with a hot tub and some garden furniture. You will have privacy in this house, surrounded by birch trees. There is also a gas grill to enjoy a savoury meal, and you can park by the cottage.

Key facts

2 bedrooms
Max 5 persons
41 m²
Reference code N379

Price per night from

178€

Price per week 1067€.
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Sleeping arrangements

Ground floor

Bedroom 1
- 1× Narrow high bed
  73×190 cm
- 1× Toddler bunk bed
  72×163 cm
Bedroom 2
- 1× Baby travel cot
- 1× Double bed
  140×190 cm
- 1× Narrow high bed
  70×190 cm
Livingroom 3
- 1× Double sofa bed
  150×200 cm

Features

Dishwasher
Hot tub
BBQ
TV

Location

6 hours 3 mins from Keflavík Airport
13 mins from the next gas station
16 mins from the next grocery store
5 hours 33 mins from Reykjavík City Center

Aðaldalur is in South-Þingeyjarsýsla. Around the area are a lot of lava fields which are overgrown with birch and heather. It is near the small fishing town of Húsavík. Aðaldalur is an excellent location for day tours in North Iceland and to the northeastern Highlands such as the Askja volcano. A vehicle suitable for highland roads is necessary.

The house is located only 50 km from Lake Mývatn and 75 km from Ásbyrgi. About 100km to Dettifoss the most powerful waterfall in Europe. And approximately 300 - 400m from the salmon river Laxá í Aðaldalur.

Húsavík is on the north coast on the shores of Skjálfandi bay with ca 2.300 inhabitants. It is also known as the 'capital of whale watching' as there are lots of whale watching trips going from the harbour. The most famous landmark of the town is the wooden church Húsavíkurkirkja, built in 1907. Húsavík has all basic services, from bakery, supermarket, shops, museums, to gas station and swimming pool. It is also served by Húsavík Airport for domestic flights.