Yes! Max's restaurant at the Northern Light inn (in premises) serves breakfast, lunch and dinner! =)

Hi, There are buses from KEF airport to the Blue Lagoon, but we will arrange a taxi for our hotel guests on check-in date from KEF airport to our hotel. Taxi for our hotel guests on check-in date and check-out date to/from the KEF airport and our hotel is ISK 5,000 for normal taxi (1-4 pax) while market price is ISK 8,000 and a bigger taxi (5-8 pax) is ISK 7,000 while the market price is ISK 10,500 Bus is approx ISK 2,500 per person, one way.

Hi, yes we have vegan food options both for breakfast and dinner

Hi, We used to have a local whale watching company that offered pick-up/drop-off to our hotel but they are not operating anymore. You would need to book with the companies in Reykjavik and you can do that via our site. They do however not offer pick-up/drop-off services but if you book a tour at 13:00 then you can take the bus from the Blue Lagoon in good time to be in Reykjavik. We have regular bus tours from the Blue Lagoon to Reykjavik and back. If you use Reykjavik Excursion then the first bus leaves the Blue Lagoon at 11:15 am and then every hours after. Back to Blue Lagoon on the hour from Reykjavik. Destination Blue Lagoon is also an option and their first bus departs from the Blue Lagoon at 09:15 am, but please always check the schedule of both these companies. Third option is a taxi. We do have many options of excursions and activities that offer pick-up / drop-off service and you can find them and book via our site, using TourDesk services. This way we can offer our guests to enjoy all the major excursions, Iceland has to offer and in most cases it is easier process than being at a city hotel as in the city you will have to find a pick-up station that is normally a walk from the hotel. This being said, we can assist you in booking your tours and activities but in some cases, like whale watching, we don´t have pickup/drop-off services but there are ways to get you to and from as explained above. We do hope that this answer helps you. Regards, The NLI Team

Hi, The Blue Lagoon appears to be open on for the next months. Please have a look at their availability on their page. Regards, Hildur

Hi, Yes we have one room that is accessible for wheelchair.

Hi, To see the northern lights we need 1) darkness, 2) activity from the sun and 3) clear sky. We do have enough of darkness in November but we are dependent on having clear sky (no overcast) and then nature will also have to provide us with some sun activities. The best time to view is from October to end of March, due to the darkness we have. Then we just have to think positively and hope for the best. Regards, The NLI Team

Hi, the northern lights can never be guaranteed as this is nature at its best. That is the beauty with the lights. In February we have enough darkness which is a key element. But we need clear sky and activity from the sun, as the lights are in fact eruption from the sun travelling by the magnetic fields of the northern pole, in our case. These two elements is pure nature so we can never guarantee that you will see the lights. We do however have a very good location to enjoy the lights, if the show is on. We do not offer a free shuttle from KEF airport, but we pay part of the taxi for our guests. If our hotel guests book the airport taxi via us, one way for normal taxi (1-4 pax) is ISK 5000 while the market price is ISK 8000 or roughly 37% discount to our guests. Bigger taxi is little bit more expensive. Once you have booked a room with us, you send us your flight number and we will arrange the taxi driver to wait for you in the arrival hall and take you to our hotel. We do hope that we have answered your question and do hope to see you in February. The NLI Team

Hi, Thank you for your question. Our triple rooms have 1 big bed and 1 single bed. So you would need to have a Family room (1 big bed + 2 single beds)

Hi Carol, We have grab rails that we can insert in your room. You just have to inform us prior to your arrival date and we will have it ready in your room at your arrival.

Ski wear is therefore very good. We recommend people to have few layers, so if it is warmer then you can take off one layer and add one if it is cold. Hope this helps

Unless you have vaccine or immune to COVID, you will have to take Covid test in Iceland+5 days quarantine+2nd covid test. Both tests have to be negative so you travel freely in Iceland, see more on covid.is new rules 1 May will apply. We are open

Hi, Our hotel is in a middle of a lava field with 5km to the nearest village called Grindavik. We are 20 km from KEF airport which is in Keflavik and 45 km to Reykjavik city. Hope this answers the question

Hi, If you are booking the night from 14th to 15th, then it is OK for you to check-in LATE or at 02:00 am i-on the 15th. You just have to inform us that you are late and the room will be ready when you arrive. If you however would book the 15th then the check-in is not until 15:00 and the hotel is not open for new arrivals before our breakfast starts at 07:00 am. In your example; booking the 14th and checking-in at 02:00 am on the 15th is no problem. Just make sure you inform us of the late check-in as we are allowed to sell the room if the guest has not informed us and has not arrived after 18:00. We do hope to see you in May. Regards, The NLI Team

Hi, Yes it is possible to drop off your luggage at check-in date but if you want to drop off luggage many days before your check-in date, we will need to look at each case at a time. For drop-off on check-in date, then this is not a problem. Regards, The NLI Team