Hótel Djúpavík
Description
Summary
Description
Dating back to the 1930s, Hotel Djupavik has bags of traditional rustic charm. Offering fantastic value for money, this is a great accommodation option for anyone who is traveling on a budget.
Situated in the North West of Iceland, Djupavik is a rural village, providing tranquility for your stay. You can’t get much more rural – Hotel Djupavik is the only hotel here!
Location & Nearby
If you like peaceful activities, then Djupavik is the village for you. There are several hiking trails available in the area. These trails are often quiet, and you might even be the only person around!
There is a stunning waterfall here, too—Djupavikurfoss waterfall cascades over the mountain cliffs surrounding the village. Take a hike up the mountain here, and you’ll be rewarded with spectacular views over the old herring factory and the entire fjord.
There are hikes available for all abilities here. The Djupavik Circle is a short, 3.1 mile (5 kilometers) mountain walk. On this walk, there is a tough ascent which is worth it to see the magnificent views of the fjord.
There are daily guided tours available of the old herring factory. The old herring factory is seen as one of the greatest architectural achievements in the history of Iceland. During the tours, guests can learn about the history of the factory as well as what working life here was like.
The area is also popular for water sports like canoeing and kayaking.
Facilities & Amenities
Hotel Djupavik consists of eight double rooms. Each room has access to shared bathroom facilities, all of which are on the first floor. Each room also comes with its own washbasin to save you a trip when you need to wash your hands or brush your teeth. Some rooms include spectacular views of the surrounding sea and mountains.
The accommodation is beautifully rustic. There are traditional wooden floors throughout the hotel. There is a collection of memorabilia that documents the hotel’s history. The hotel was originally constructed in the 1930s for the women who worked in the nearby herring factory.
The building’s purpose was changed to a hotel in 1985, and it was extensively renovated. The first guests stayed during the summer of that year.
Breakfast and dinner are available in the dining room. The dining room also features traditional features like wooden beams. Complimentary coffee and tea are available. Cakes and snacks are available throughout the day.
There is a communal lounge in the hotel where you can relax after a busy day of adventures.
There is free Wi-Fi available throughout the accommodation, so you can check emails whenever you need to.
Outside, you can enjoy the terrace when the weather is fine.
Why Choose Hotel Djupavik?
For a tranquil trip where you can really get back to nature, choose Hotel Djupavik. Here, you’ll feel like you’re truly staying in a slice of Icelandic history thanks to its close proximity to the old herring factory.
If you’d like to stay in this rustic accommodation, then search for your desired dates now and get your trip to Iceland booked.