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Hotel Fljotshlid
Hvolsvollur Spa Hotels
Are you looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of your day-to-day life? Do you want to escape reality and forget about your never ending to-do list? Then why not treat yourself to a relaxing stay at one of the spa hotels in Hvolsvollur? Whether it is for a weekend getaway or a staycation, book your visit to one of the Hvolsvollur luxury spa hotels.
With all of the amazing things to do around Hvolsvollur, you will likely be worn out from sightseeing. The Hvolsvollur spa hotels provide top of the line facilities with hot-tubs, saunas and private treatment rooms. Treat yourself to an indulgent hot stone massage or facial to rejuvenate from a busy day. If that's not enough for you, indulge in a full day-at-the-spa package. And maybe you are just looking to reach maximum relaxation before a fancy night out on the town. Take advantage of the salon features offered at most Hvolsvollur spa hotels and get a mani-pedi before your evening begins.
Travelocity wants to help you relax and rejuvenate during your next stay in Hvolsvollur, but we know that spa treatments can put some strain on your wallet. Bundle your hotel and flight together and save enough to pay for your facial!
Hvolsvollur hotels essential information
Accommodation | 195 hotels |
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Lowest Price | $155 |
Highest Price | $155 |
Popular hotels | Hotel Fljotshlid |
Recent Hvolsvollur hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Hotel Fljotshlid
"The staff helped us get away to our organised tours early by packing breakfast boxes for us to collect before the restaurant opened - really helpful. Hotel is 12kms from the local town, so if you don't want a full restaurant evening meal (provided on-site or at the neighboring farm) then you have to drive that 12kms each time. As we sat in the local pizza place the screen roll on the monitors explained that Iceland is the most expensive country in the world to live in. Travelers need to be ready to deal with that at the hotel, as everywhere else."