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What Guests Said About Hveragerði:
Gary
United States of America
10
Stayed here, so as to Hike to the hot springs-It is a rather...
Stayed here, so as to Hike to the hot springs-It is a rather long hike with a steep first portion, but we enjoyed the time took a lunch and enjoyed the day-The town is a nice, clean, town with access to groceries and restaurants. It is a good stop and place to start your next days journey
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Highly recommend the 3.
Highly recommend the 3.5km hike to the hot springs river. We didn't go in because it was too cold and windy but the hike was gorgeous and filled with interesting sights. Eat at Varma restaurant in the Frost and Fire Hotel (and stay there too!!).
Peter
United States of America
10
Hveragerdi is a great stop over point: hot springs, trails,...
Hveragerdi is a great stop over point: hot springs, trails, sundlaugin, dinning are all nearby and an hour from the airport. Ideal location if you are wrapping-up your trip and have a late afternoon flight.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
This town was very cute.
This town was very cute. There are nice walking trails through the Geo Thermal Hot Spring area and a cute park. There are a few stores and an information center where we found the best priced merchandise in all of Iceland.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Hveragerði is a beautiful town in Iceland with lots of...
Hveragerði is a beautiful town in Iceland with lots of flowers due to the local school for gardening and lots of hot springs for relaxation. There is a close group of hot springs near by the town with a few different hikes to go on. In addition a number of hostels and hotels right near the pools and springs.
We did get to spend much time in the city but there looked to be a few nice restaurants and the town was easy to get around in whether by bus, bike, car or on foot. If I go back to Iceland this is one of the places I would stop and spend more time again or share with my fellow travelers.
“In a stunning location this tiny cottage is a perfect slice of heaven. This property is perfectly situated to explore the golden circle and the south west coast of Iceland without having to stay in busy hotels. The hosts were incredibly kind and invited us to visit with the horses in the morning. The hot tub which is fed from the natural hot springs in the area was an incredible treat. We watched the sunset over the mountains while soaking after using the bbq grill to make dinner. ”
“It is a nice, off the beaten path haven. Fabulous hot springs tub setting with large trees (for iceland) - complete with warm outdoor shower! We enjoyed very private soaks both afternoon and morning, plus a relaxing walk to see the nearby horses in the evening. We were also pleasantly surprised by the small but adequate kitchen in our building, so we didn't have to leave to find dinner as we had groceries with us. Thor was very hospitable, and we enjoyed the dogand cat on property too.”
“The entire experience was lovely, from the owners to the room, the view, the hot tub, Northern lights, and the amazing breakfast spread. It's a short drive to natural hot springs, grocery store, bakery and restaurants, and not far from the Golden Circle and Reykjavik. We were surprised to be only 1 of 2 rooms booked for the night, but loved the special attention that was paid to our visit. Could not rate this place more highly”
“THE BEST beds ever. Tempurpedic, adjustable, completely unexpected and incredible perk after days of hiking.
Roomy, comfortable studio apt in very convenient location. Nice and quiet, and great jumping off point to tons of great day hikes, waterfalls and hot springs.”
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