Hotel Husafell

Set between Iceland’s dramatic highlands and the glacier-carved landscapes of West Iceland, Hotel Húsafell offers a refined retreat where contemporary comfort meets raw natural beauty. Surrounded by lava fields, mountain horizons, and glacier-fed rivers, this is a place designed for slowing down while staying close to some of Iceland’s most remarkable wilderness.

Thoughtfully designed to sit in harmony with its surroundings, the hotel reflects the landscape at every turn, from its low-impact architecture to interiors inspired by Icelandic nature and local artistry. The result is a stay that feels grounded, peaceful, and deeply connected to its environment.

Rooms & Accommodation

Hotel Húsafell features 48 elegantly designed rooms, available in Standard, Deluxe, Superior Deluxe, and Suite categories. Each space is styled with a calm, contemporary Nordic aesthetic, enhanced by artworks from local artist Páll Guðmundsson, adding a distinct sense of place throughout the property.

For those seeking additional privacy, the standalone holiday villa accommodates up to five people, offering a more secluded base without compromising on comfort or style.

Location & Experiences

Positioned as a gateway to some of Iceland’s most striking natural attractions, Hotel Húsafell is ideally placed for exploring Langjökull glacier, the Snæfellsjökull National Park, and the surrounding highlands. Whether heading out on glacier adventures or simply taking in the vast, shifting landscapes, the hotel serves as a calm and luxurious base between excursions.

Recognition & Setting

As part of the National Geographic Unique Lodges of the World collection, Hotel Húsafell stands among a select group of properties recognised for their exceptional locations and commitment to meaningful travel experiences in extraordinary settings.

Why Regent Loves It…

“Hotel Húsafell strikes a beautiful balance between comfort and wilderness, you feel completely surrounded by nature, yet every detail of your stay is considered. It’s the kind of place where Iceland’s landscapes don’t just sit outside the window, they become part of your stay.” – Daniele Boni, Product Manager