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Fosshotel Myvatn Lake View Double or Twin Room
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Fosshotel Mývatn Standard Double or Twin Room
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Lake View Double or Twin Room

Fosshotel Mývatn

Fosshotel Mývatn

Fosshotel Mývatn is a serene and picturesque accommodation option, boasting 92 rooms nestled in the breathtaking scenery of Lake Mývatn, the fourth largest lake in Iceland. It serves as an excellent spot for visitors keen on discovering the wonders of North Iceland.

Attractions nearby include the soothing Mývatn Nature Baths, the Námafjall geothermal field, and the striking lava formations at Dimmuborgir. Situated less than 100km from Akureyri Airport, the hotel's proximity to these sites makes it a convenient stay.

In Reykjahlíð, the nearby town, guests have access to essentials with a mini supermarket, a bank, a health center, and a swimming pool. The area around Lake Mývatn also hosts various cafes and restaurants. Notably, Lake Mývatn features prominently in the Diamond Circle tour, which also includes sights such as the majestic Dettifoss waterfall, Ásbyrgi Canyon, and Húsavík, making it a prime location for families, friends, and couples looking to explore these attractions. Find out more about tours and activities in the area. 

The hotel's architecture, honored with awards, showcases a commitment to eco-friendly materials. Its design, featuring larch wood and a grass roof on a low-rise structure, integrates seamlessly with the natural environment.

As of August 2024, all of our hotels have received Green Key certification from FEE (Foundation for Environmental Education), making us the first fully sustainability-certified hotel chain in Iceland.

Fosshotel Mývatn Standard Double or Twin Room

Accommodation

Choose your perfect view at Fosshotel Mývatn, with multiple room types overlooking the serene Lake Mývatn and its picturesque surroundings.

Make yourself at home in our wood theme designed rooms, bringing you even closer to nature. All rooms are well equipped with everything you’ll need including a satellite TV, a small refrigerator, free WiFi and a private bathroom with a shower or a tub.

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Restaurant

The perfect place to unwind and refuel after a day of exploring in North Iceland.

Fosshotel Mývatn presents a stylish and contemporary restaurant with a beautiful view over lake Mývatn. The menu offers Nordic cuisine at its finest with top quality local ingredients from farmers and fishermen in North Iceland.

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Interesting places and scenery near Fosshotel Mývatn, North Iceland

Lake Mývatn and Mývatn Nature Baths

Formed during a massive eruption some 2,300 years ago, the surroundings of Lake Mývatn are a hotbed of volcanic activity. The area's mystique is amplified by bubbling mud pools, striking lava formations, and cone-shaped craters, with the ambient sound of the lake's diverse birdlife adding to its allure. You don’t have to take in the fantastic scenery on your feet all day, relax in the Mývatn Nature Baths, Northeast Iceland’s counterpart to the famous Blue Lagoon.

Dettifoss - Europe’s largest waterfall

Adding to the splendor of the Jökulsárgljúfur canyon is this towering waterfall, which features a staggering drop of 44 meters and a volume of water so vast it can be observed from several kilometers away. Watch for the spray clouds that mark its presence. Dettifoss is always stunning, but its ultimate impact is most deeply felt in spring after the seasonal meltwaters swell. If you get the feeling you might have spotted this famous fall before, it featured in the opening scene of Ridley Scott’s 2012 Aliens prequel, Prometheus.

Dimmuborgir lava field

Three marked trails lead through Dimmuborgir varying in length and taking up to an hour each. All of these paths are easy. In addition to shrubs and other vegetation, the Dimmuborgir area displays free standing lava cliffs and fortresses with grotesque shapes, holes, and small caves.

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