News Tagged with “Hotels”

Luxury Hotel Expects Busy Summer

23 Mar “There are bright times ahead.”

Reykjavík Edition Lays Off 27 Employees

28 Jan 2022 Reykjavík Edition — a 253-room, five-star luxury hotel, located next to Harpa Concert Hall — has laid off 27 employees.

Reykjavík Edition Receives Its First Guests

16 Oct 2021 The newly constructed five-star hotel next to Harpa concert hall, The Reykjavík Edition, received its first guests Tuesday.

Hótel Sigló and More for Sale

22 Sep 2021 Investor and businessman Róbert Guðfinnsson in Siglufjörður, North Iceland, has decided to put all his tourism-related properties up for sale.

Doors of Deplar Farm Soon to Reopen

11 Apr 2021 Deplar Farm, a luxury hotel in North Iceland, will soon be opening its doors again after a long break due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

This what Blue Hótel Fagrilundur will look like.

Hotel Made in Norway to Rise in Iceland

7 Mar 2021 A new hotel, Blue Hótel Fagrilundur, will rise at Reykholt, in Bláskógabyggð municipality, Southwest Iceland, this summer.

Will Saga Continue as Hotel, Nursing Home or Dorm?

10 Feb 2021 Numerous parties have shown interest in starting an operation in the building that used to house Hótel Saga, Reykjavík.

Nursing Home Instead of Hotel?

8 Dec 2020 Hótel Saga, Reykjavík, closed its doors November 1, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

New Marriott Hotel by KEF Airport

8 Nov 2020 A new 150-room Courtyard by Marriott hotel opened by Keflavík International Airport in early October.

Innovative Use of Otherwise Empty Hostels

6 Sep 2020 In response to decreasing demand during the COVID-19 pandemic, some Icelandic hostels are now using their rooms in innovative ways.

Hotels Ready to Receive Guests in Quarantine

18 Aug 2020 About 100 hotels and guesthouses all over Iceland have indicated they are ready to receive guests who are in quarantine.

A computer-generated picture of the proposed project at Efri-Reykir.

Plans for Large Hotel and Geothermal Baths

19 Apr 2020 The National Planning Agency has ruled that a project involving a hotel and two geothermal lagoons at Efri-Reykir, Southwest Iceland, does not require an environmental assessment.