Fosshotel Húsavík

A Seamless 24 hour sound and yoga event, October 19-20 at Fosshotel Húsavík, curated by Melissa Auf Der Maur, Nathan Larson, Bardi Johannsson.

ARCTIC DRONE is an immersive art event and all-encompassing experience, inspired by international series, featuring musicians and sound artists experimenting within the spectrum of drone to create 24 hours of unbroken, uninterrupted sound with sustained tones shaped by voice or instrumentation, transcend time, genre and music itself.

Comfort and style is what awaits you at Fosshotel Húsavík.

We believe travelers deserve the best, wherever they are. Although Fosshotel Húsavík is in North Iceland, you will find the same class of quality and style as in the captial area of Reykjavík. All rooms are spacious, modernly furnished and come with free parking, satellite TV, mini fridge, WiFi and more.

The perfect location for your event in North Iceland.

Fosshotel Húsavík offers 6 modern conference and meeting venues for all types of events. The flagship, Skjálfandi venue, offers 230 square meters of space and feautres a multi-color LED lighting in the ceiling, with a special Aurora Borealis lighting feature. You can inquire about all our venues here at our website.

Local produce inspired by Icelandic nature and the North Atlantic ocean.

The restaurant has a distinct personality as the whale themed decor is again dominant in this hotel area. At Moby Dick Restaurant you can enjoy a drink or two before after a thrilling day in the Húsavík area. As we at Fosshotel always try to work with the local community, the menu is mostly based on local ingredients, and is especially known for its magnificent Reindeer burger.

Lava fields, whale-watching and multiple Game of Thrones film locations. The Northeast of Iceland calls to those who prefer to wander off the beaten track.

Famous for its collage of rugged mountains, cascading waterfalls and spectacular lava fields, this remote region showcases Iceland’s natural beauty in all its wild glory. This is a region where Mother Nature rules. Chief attractions of the Northeast include spectacles such as Iceland’s longest glacial river canyon, Europe’s largest waterfall and Húsavík, the ‘whale-watching capital’ of the country.