Description
Summary
Description
Enjoy your Icelandic vacation in a picturesque cabin on the Blanda river bank with space for six people.
Highlights
This wonderful summer house has all the facilities you will need for a relaxing holiday. A porch is built around the cottage and is fitted with a hot tub from where you can admire views of the river Blanda. It is located next to the main highway (Route 1) in a small peaceful village Blonduos.
Staying in Gladheimar 23
The two-bedroom cottage can accommodate up to six adults. One bedroom has a double bed and the other comes with two single beds. The sleeping sofa in the living room can sleep two. The living room also has a TV, DVD player, CD player, and a radio.
The cabin’s kitchen is adequate for preparing regular home meals as it comes with a stove, coffee maker, microwave, and kitchenware. You can also do some grilling on the gas BBQ grill outside on the porch. The porch is the perfect place to relax as you watch the sunset from the hot tub.
There is a private bathroom with a shower. Bed linens are included in the price and all rooms are wheelchair accessible. Wifi and parking are also free on-premise.
Nearby
From the cabin, it’s only 300m walking distance to Blonduos where you’ll find various local services and amenities such as restaurants, a swimming pool, a liquor shop and a supermarket.
Blanda, a glacier river, runs through the town. Couples enjoy taking a romantic walk along its banks, as they enjoy views of the sea and the gorgeous Stradfjoll.
Within the middle of the river Blanda and directly opposite the cottages is a small protected island called Hrutsey. Visitors are allowed access via the footbridge. Other popular activities you’ll find around are hiking, golfing, and angling.
This holiday accommodation is popular among couples and families exploring North Iceland. A stay here will grant you the perfect blend of a relaxing serenity and exciting adventures to indulge in.
Be keen to reserve your accommodation at Gladheimar 23 today to start exploring top attraction sites in North Iceland!
