Chalet 3: Simple Cottage in South Iceland
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Description
Stay in this small, 15-square-meter cottage with a double bed, private bathroom, and WiFi on a horse farm near Hvolsvollur in South Iceland.
Highlights
This basic but welcoming cottage is located on a horse farm in South Iceland. The home has a double bed, television, and private bathroom, and guests have access to a shared kitchen.
Chalet 3 is a few kilometers from the Ring Road and about 10 minutes from the village of Hvolsvollur.
Staying at Chalet 3
This little cottage is painted red and has a private front porch surrounded by a picket railing. Inside, guests will find one comfortable double bed that sleeps two. There's also a television, which provides some entertainment on quiet evenings.
The cottage has a private bathroom. Guests also have access to a shared kitchen, where they can prepare meals on their own schedule. The kitchen is equipped with all basic appliances and tableware, so guests can pack light. There's also a gas barbecue grill available. WiFi is included.
This cottage is located on a horse farm, and guests can admire the horses grazing from the front porch. It's also possible to see the mountains off in the distance.
Nearby
The closest village is Hvolsvollur, which is about 10 minutes away and has restaurants, stores, a gas station, and other essentials.
Chalet 3 is about 12 kilometers from the Ring Road, or Route 1, which encircles Iceland. Driving west on the Ring Road, guests can reach Reykjavik in about 1 hour and 40 minutes.
There are many natural wonders nearby, including the Caves of Hella and Aegissufoss waterfall. Urridafoss is about 35 minutes away, and Seljalandsfoss is a 25-minute drive.
Guests can also take a day trip to Vik, Iceland's southernmost village, which is about an hour east on Route 1.
Chalet 3 is perfect for singles and couples who are visiting South Iceland for a quick holiday. Its location near the Ring Road makes for easy travel.
Book your stay at Chalet 3 soon, and spend your holiday on a charming horse farm in South Iceland.
