Scenic Holiday Cottage for Families with Hot Tub
Sólvellir in Northeast Iceland, close to Ásbyrgi (7 km)
Sólvellir is a beautiful holiday cottage, ideal for families that want to explore the North of Iceland. It is in 10 km proximity from Nationalpark Ásbyrgi, one of the most spectacular parks in Iceland.
This cosy cottage can sleep up to six people and has three bedrooms. Kitchen has everything you need to prepare a nice meal, and it has a dishwasher and a microwave. The living room has a TV/DVD, and a radio with a CD player. In the bathroom, there is a WC/shower and a washing machine that you can use.
The terrace of 80 sqm has garden furniture, hot tub and a gas grill. You are going to love to sit on the patio with a nice cup of coffee or enjoy a nicely prepared BBQ meal with the whole family. This house has a private parking space.
This cosy cottage can sleep up to six people and has three bedrooms. Kitchen has everything you need to prepare a nice meal, and it has a dishwasher and a microwave. The living room has a TV/DVD, and a radio with a CD player. In the bathroom, there is a WC/shower and a washing machine that you can use.
The terrace of 80 sqm has garden furniture, hot tub and a gas grill. You are going to love to sit on the patio with a nice cup of coffee or enjoy a nicely prepared BBQ meal with the whole family. This house has a private parking space.
Key facts
- 3 bedrooms
- Max 6 persons
- 50 m2
- Reference code N370
Price per night from
172€
Sleeping arrangements
Ground floor
Bedroom 1
- 1× Double bed
140×200 cm
- 1× Double bed
Bedroom 2
- 1× Narrow high bed
70×200 cm - 1× Single bed
90×200 cm
- 1× Narrow high bed
Bedroom 3
- 1× Narrow high bed
70×200 cm - 1× Single bed
90×200 cm
- 1× Narrow high bed
Features
- Dishwasher
- TV
- Washing machine
- BBQ
- Hot tub
Location
- 6 hours 58 mins from Keflavík Airport
- 6 mins from the next gas station
- 6 mins from the next grocery store
- 6 hours 29 mins from Reykjavík City Center
Ásbyrgi - the Shelter of the Gods - is located in Jökuslárgljúfur canyon. It is located approximately 38 kilometres east of Húsavík on the Diamond Circle road.
According to Norse mythology, it was the god Óðinn who rode his 8-legged horse Sleipnir in the area, and one of its hoofs left the deep mark that is now known as Ásbyrgi canyon. The horseshoe-shaped depression is part of the Vatnajökull National Park and measures approximately 3.5 km in length and is over 1 km wide.
Nearby is Gljúfrastofa with an exhibition about geology. There is also a petrol station and a small grocery store, which sells food and souvenirs.
According to Norse mythology, it was the god Óðinn who rode his 8-legged horse Sleipnir in the area, and one of its hoofs left the deep mark that is now known as Ásbyrgi canyon. The horseshoe-shaped depression is part of the Vatnajökull National Park and measures approximately 3.5 km in length and is over 1 km wide.
Nearby is Gljúfrastofa with an exhibition about geology. There is also a petrol station and a small grocery store, which sells food and souvenirs.
Viatis recommends
- Akureyri Thermal Swimming Pool
- GeoSea - Geothermal Sea Baths in Húsavík
- Whale watching from Akureyri or Húsavík
- Waterfall Dettifoss
- Lava formations in Dimmuborgir at Lake Mývatn
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