Description
Summary
Description
Stay in a cosy cottage with a hot tub, BBQ area, and space for 4 near the Glanni waterfall in West Iceland.
Highlights
Svartagil cottage is about one and a half hours from Reykjavik and near popular natural sights like the Grabok volcano and Glanni waterfall.
This cosy, rustic home features two bedrooms with double beds, a well-equipped kitchen, and a comfortable living room. Guests can enjoy Iceland's beauty outdoors on the porch, where there's a gas BBQ, a hot tub, and patio furniture.
Staying at Svartagil Cottage
Svartagil Cottage is constructed and decorated with natural wood for a woodsy, earthy appeal. There's a comfortable living area with a plush couch where guests can relax and socialize after a day of sightseeing.
In the kitchen, guests can use the stove, oven, coffee pot, fridge, and toaster to store food and prepare meals. Tableware is provided, and there's also a high chair available for little ones. Linens and hangers are included, and free WiFi makes it easy to stay connected.
The cottage is in a secluded, quiet area and has a spacious porch. Free parking is available.
Nearby
Guests can easily take a drive to Reykjavik and spend the day visiting sights like Reykjavik Old Harbour and the Imagine Peace Tower. It is also possible to take a day trip to the glacier in Snæfellsnes, Geysir, and Gullfoss.
Svartagil Cottage is just minutes from the Glanni Waterfall, which sits near an old lava field and can be accessed via a hiking trail. The town of Borgarnes is about a 20-minute drive from the cottage. Here, guests can visit Ljomalind Local Market for some traditional Icelandic foods or the Old Cars Transportation Museum for an educational experience.
Svartagil Cottage is the perfect choice for families wishing to explore Reykjavik and West Iceland's top natural attractions. Its central location makes travel convenient, and the spacious outdoor area allows for a comfortable, relaxed stay.
Hurry up and book your stay at the Svartagil Cottage so you don't miss out on this cozy home nestled in West Iceland's mountains.
