Hotel Borg, Reykjavík

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The regal Hotel Borg overlooks Austurvöllur, a beautiful square in the heart of Reykjavík, Iceland. While the city is a haven of rich history, ancient ruins and breathtaking natural topography, the hotel is a stately structure with dignified elegance, a landmark of sorts.

Guests can enjoy the stylish interiors of Hotel Borg, and pamper themselves at the Borg Spa with body treatments and facials, or head out to popular shopping and eating destinations located within walking distance. The rooms have elegant Art Deco interiors, and come fully equipped with modern amenities like a flat screen TV, minibar, free WiFi and ensuite bathrooms with heated floors, bathtubs and showers. Stylishly decorated rooms with Art Deco furnishings and wooden floors make each room a comfortable delight. Suites have seating areas, intimate bedrooms, and panoramic city views that take your breath away.

Across from the regal hotel is Althingi, the Icelandic Parliament and Cathedral, and nearby, there are several interesting art galleries, shops and restaurants. For on-site dining, Jamie’s Italian, one of Jamie Oliver’s many acclaimed restaurants, is the perfect spot for delicious meals in an Italian-style atmosphere.

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All children under the age of 2 years stay can free of charge using a cot or crib. Also, pets are not allowed.
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Check-in: 2pm, Check-out: 12pm.
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Riveting/Fascinating facts about the area:

Iceland was ranked the most peaceful country in the world over seven consecutive years by the Global Peace Index.
For literature enthusiasts, Reykjavík boasts an abundance of surprises, with medieval literature, such as The Icelandic Sagas, ranked one of the world’s most celebrated riches. Reykjavík is home to a number of writers and authors, and the contemporary literary scene is booming.
Legend has it that the first settler in Reykjavík was a Norwegian Viking called Ingólfur Arnarson. He named the peninsula Reykjavík, meaning ‘smoky bay’, because columns of steam escaped the hot springs in the area, leaving a profound impression on the original settlers.

Interesting people:

Meet the famous Icelandic musician and singer, Björk Guðmundsdóttir, more commonly known as Björk. With an emphasis on the eclectic, she draws experimental influence from pop, electronic, classical and avant-garde styles of music. The singer rose to fame when she was part of The Sugarcubes, an alternative rock band, whose 1987 single "Birthday" brought the group international success.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Exciting reasons to get out of bed:

Go shopping to the popular Laugavegur street, located nearby.
Visit the National Museum of Iceland.
Go for an early morning bicycle ride to the lush Ellidaárdalur Valley.
Spend an afternoon exploring the magnificent trails of Videy Island, and visit Videy House.
View the Imagine Peace Tower, designed by Yoko Ono.
On a clear winter night, catch the Aurora Borealis, better known as the Northern Lights.

Eat: The island nation offers both comforting meals and creative fare, with a celebrated history of traditional Icelandic fare, alongside wholesome meat soups, seafood and cheeses. Kopar Grillmarkadurinn

Fiskmarkadurinn - The Fish Market

Matarkjallarinn - Foodcellar

Shop: Reykjavík has a host of speciality shops, woollen stores, and art galleries showcasing fantastic works and images of the region.

Kogga - Ceramic Studio - Gallery

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