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Events 2018
Hótel Flatey hosts a variety of events in the summer and strives to maintain a diverse programme catering to different interests. Events 2018 Saturday, July 7th Dance with the band Skárren Ekkert Friday, June 9th and Saturday, June 10th A concert and a dance with Tómas R og Ómar Saturday, May 28th The Bluesband – dance
Prices and deals for 2018
Pricing Hotel Flatey now offers 6 double/twin rooms, 1 family room (3 persons), 3 suites and 1 single rooms. In total 11 rooms with 22 beds. 20% DISCOUNT ON ACCOMMODATION IN 2018 Hótel Flatey is now offering a 20% discount on the below prices for accommodation for select few dates in June and August 2018. To book a room, please contact us via 00354 555 7788 or at info@hotelflatey.is. Prices 2018 Single room: 25.900 ISKDouble room: 29.900 ISKSuite (2 persons): 35.500 ISKTriple
Kitchen and Cuisine
Menu 2018 The Menu for 2018 will be published at a later date Menu 2017 Breakfast – 09.00 – 10.30 2.200 kr. per person Lunch menu – 12:00 – 17:00 Soup of the day, with homemade bread and butter ISK 2.200 Today’s special (ask the waiter) Blue mussels from Breiðafjörður with homemade bread ISK 3.200 Seafood tacos ISK 2.400 /2.800 Herb grilled lamb with cucumber-salad and naan ISK 2.800 Rice pudding with cinnamon sugar and cream ISK 1.300 Cake of the day ISK 1.200 Waffle with whi
The Nature and History of Flatey Island
History of Flatey Island The old houses, shops and warehouse buildings on Flatey reflect the optimism and development of the period around 1900. In former times the island was important both as a fishing centre and as the hub of the commercial life of Breiðafjörður fjord. Traders from the Hanseatic League in Germany ran a trading post here. The first Icelandic trader received a temporary licence in 1589, and in 1777 Flatey received a charter as a town. The Monastery and Flateyjarbók For a ti
The Hotel in the Village
Hotel Flatey is situated in the centre of the old village on Flatey, in the very heart of Breiðafjörður. The houses in the old centre are timber structures dating from the island’s former times of prosperity, and most of them have been restored in their original style. The hotel has a very inviting feel to it and special atmosphere, making it one of the 10 highest rated hotels in Iceland. Nowhere else in Iceland can you find an urban setting where the atmosphere of the past has been so faithfu