Nature-lovers will find endless opportunities Kirkjubæjarklaustur is surrounded by countryside famed for its natural beauty and mild climate. Nature-lovers will find endless opportunities in the extraordinary contrasts of rugged landscape and vegetation. Walkers can choose from many footpaths around Kirkjubæjarklaustur.

Attractions include the interesting rock formation at Systrastapi, Lake Systravatn, and a newly-discovered cave in the lava field nearby. Day tours are available in summer to the Lakagígar craters and to the woods at Núpsstaðaskógur.

ACCOMMODATION: The hotel has 57 tastefully appointed rooms, all with phone, TV, hair dryer and shower.

Junior Suite: 30 m2 - Seating area - Bathtub/shower - Tea- and coffe making facilities. Superior : 20 m2 - Tea- and coffee making facilities - hairdryer. Standard : 15-18m2 - All standard fittings.

RESTAURANT: The hotel has a pleasant restaurant which seats up to 150. The menu is varied, and service is of a high standard. After dinner, why not move on to the relaxing atmosphere of the bar?

CONFERENCE: The Kirkjubæjarklaustur hotel is ideal for conferences. The main reception room seats up to 150 people, while the smaller rooms are suitable for private functions and meetings. In addition to the hotel’s own facilities, more conference space can be arranged at the nearby community centre.

Technical equipment: TV - Video - Projector - Flip charts - Phone. Other equipment required by conference holders can be arranged by the hotel.

PLACES OF INTEREST

Natural beauty and mild climate.
Kirkjubæjarklaustur is located in an area of renowned natural beauty and mild climate. Nature-lovers and those who enjoy outdoor life have an almost unlimited choice of trips in the vicinity. Hotel staff will always be pleased to assist visitors in booking organised tours.

Places of interest around Kirkjubæjarklaustur include the unusual rock formation of Systrastapi and Lake Systravatn – both connected in folklore with Kirkjubæjarklaustur’s medieval convent – the hills at Landbrjótshólar, the Fjarðarárgljúfur canyon, and spectacular columnar basalt formations at Dverghamrar. Guided tours to many attractions are available in summer.