Visited with my family. Views amazing, but the woman working on reception was very rude, abrupt and awful. Not the welcome you expect on your vacation!

Delightful local geothermal pool spa outdoors in the icy fresh air. It wasn't crowded. You can enjoy drinks in plastic glasses. Very rejuvenating.

Our slot was booked for late lunch time but they very kindly let us in as soon as they opened at midday. Very accommodating and made us feel welcome. Changing rooms clean, showers are open (no doors) but all confined within the women’s section. Lockers confused us but missed the signs showing you what to do (push the door to, swipe your bracelet on main control pad and it seals with the locker number display) Pools were actually much much cleaner than my other review (different region) and felt more cared for. The heated water by the bar was lovely. Views are lovely over the ocean and bay. The day was really windy, quite cold, but we stayed for about 90 minutes of so, only leaving because we had a boat tour. Could have stayed another half hour or so. Did start to get busy after 1pm with family groups and couples. An enjoyable experience.

Fantastic and relaxing afternoon spent at Geosea,we did a whale watching cruise in the early afternoon and booked for 5.30.As soon as we entered we knew we were in for a treat ,4 connecting thermal pools and a swim up bar we’re fantastic along with spacious showers and lockers the whole experience was sublime

Went at the end of a great day having seen whales, and a great end to the day. There's something special about relaxing in hot pools in the dark, with little but the light from the pools themselves. We spent a couple of hours there, by which time I was well and truly boiled.

So we wanted to do at least one spa day during our Iceland ring road adventure. We wanted somewhere different as everyone does Blue Lagoon. Husavik is a beautiful town (an hour off ring road) which I strongly suggest you all visit. I had made a reservation and paid weeks earlier but a day before I could not find the confirmation. I had left a message the night before and they called me the next day to rebook my reservation. The night of our reservation was heavy fog (actually met a couple on our flight home who were suppose to go that night but they cancelled because of the weather) When we came upon the spa it was gently hidden in the hill, one of the nicest designs for a building I had ever came across. Upon entry we were warmly greeted and reminded YOU MUST SHOWER. No needs for carrying a lock or wallet as the wristband they give you does both. Two notes for an extra 10 dollars you can get your phone waterproofed. Bring your own towels and you save 10 bucks. The showers and locker facilities were fantastic, the shampoo and soap they provide is wonderful ( You can buy upon leaving but crazy expensive) Upon entering the pool area you have two beautiful infinity pools to enjoy the water , With the fog the glow of the nearby famous lighthouse was even more romantic and breathtaking. The bar itself was fair priced for Iceland. We loved every moment here

Beautiful location and hot springs. We’re there end of October and saw the northern lights. Quite clean and friendly staff.

After a full day of travelling on what was our first full day in Iceland we ended up in Husavik and booked in to GeoSea, it was our first hot pool experience in Iceland and later did the Sky and Blue Lagoons, but Husavik was special as it was our first. The only issue was ours in that we had to get back to our accommodation in Akureyri so couldn't spend as much time as we would have liked. To soak in the thermal salt water and watch the sun slowly go down was an amazing thing.

Out of all the outside thermal pools I’ve been to in Iceland, including Blue Lagoon and Myvatn. This is the best. It’s not crowded. The layout of the changing rooms, the smart bracelets for lockers and ordering drinks all work. The water is very toasty with an incredible view of the bay. You also can get a discount if you have been whale watching.

Very unpleasant situation. Drove all the way from Akureyri just to find it closed. They indicate that they are open till late it’s 18:00 and they are closed. What a waste of time and money. Very unreliable information provided.

What I liked about this place was that it seemed very upscale but wasn't pretentious or costly. The view from the negative-edge pool made us feel as if we were in a magazine shoot, with the mountains and the ocean. I was dealing with an ankle injury and wearing a boot, but they have a seat in the shower area so I could sit down to wash, and once out near the pools, I could take off the boot and get right into the water. Compared to some of the other baths people in our group went to, this was the best and we would rate it the highest. It was also NOT crowded.

GeoSea – 5 Interesting and lovely spa with thermally heated seawater. Everything here was great. Spa design is visually pleasing but also importantly has an overhang over one pool to shelter clients from cold and wind. The view is spectacular from the pools over the mountains across fjord. The dressing room was nice and the locks actually work.

What an experience! The weather wasn't great, but it didn't really matter. The water is warm and the view is amazing. After you receive your wristband, you enter the dressing room area and remove your shoes and socks before entering the locker room. Find an open locker and hang your clothes in it (but keep your towel with you). Close the door and scan your wristband to lock the locker and assign it to you. Take a shower (naked), put your bathing suit on and enjoy! There is a swim-to bar for drinks, with alcohol free options if you're driving. Be sure not to drink and drive in Iceland.

Wonderful spa/hot tub! We had paid in advance, and discovered after the fact that the whale watching tour we’d done earlier in the day offered a 10% discount on the spa. When we arrived, I asked about this, and we were offered free drinks instead, which was just fine for us! The night was picture-perfect; water was magnificent, views even better, and the people there were having fun in a calm, peaceful way. Not touristy at all, and very clean. We rented towels and bathrobes, which may have been a bit pricey, but what do you do? You’re on vacation, what’s a few extra dollars to be snugly warm when you come out of a hot spa? Definitely one of our favorite evenings of our entire trip.

Hot water spring with views out to the ocean. A fairly small spa with 2 main pools , both at different temperatures. We went on a wet cloudy day, but it was still great to be in the infinity pool( can only imagine it’s amazing on a clear day). Staff were friendly and you get a tag which you charge drinks to and pay on exit. They charge for towel hire , so take your own.