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Nesjavollum vid Thingvallavatn, Selfoss 801, Iceland
Nesjavollum vid Thingvallavatn, Selfoss 801, Iceland
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If you are considering the Ion Adventure Hotel, DO NOT STAY THERE! I have only written one, 1 star review in my life and this is it. I will be adding this comment to all my Icelandic reviews. Where to start? (Dining) The Ion Adventure...More
Iconic design hotel housed in an industrial concrete building formerly an outhouse for the personnel of the nearby Nesjavellir geothermal power station. Unique views over the Icelandic volcanic landscape, mountain ranges and geothermal fumes. The property is impeccable and has an onsite hot spring outdoor...More
Let’s start with the good: from the outside, the hotel is beautiful. It’s stark design on the icelandic la escape is really stunning. Why would they tuck it away in a corner, about 500yards from a geothermal power plant (half the rooms look on the...More
This past November my husband and I booked a last min trip to Iceland. We flew red eye into Reykjavik and went straight to the blue lagoon, explored all day and then headed to the Ion adventure hotel an hour before sunset. The drive is...More
We loved the hotel’s location and the bar area is superb. As others have said you need to be aware of the smell of sulphur from the nearby geothermal plant but we didn’t find it a problem.
We found the food and alcohol astronomically expensive...More
Response from Douglas P | Reviewed this property |
The hotel serves all meals and they are AWESOME but make reservations for dinner early. I definitely recommend a guide for the glaciers! As far as the drives, it is probably different from winter to fall and I went... More
The hotel serves all meals and they are AWESOME but make reservations for dinner early. I definitely recommend a guide for the glaciers! As far as the drives, it is probably different from winter to fall and I went basically in the winter so I cannot give you en exact time.
My fiance and I had a wonderful time driving around Iceland and we went in November. I highly recommend it as long as you are confident drivers. There is little traffic and other drivers are safe. 100% get a awd (all... More
My fiance and I had a wonderful time driving around Iceland and we went in November. I highly recommend it as long as you are confident drivers. There is little traffic and other drivers are safe. 100% get a awd (all wheel drive) vehicle or 4 wheel drive. We had a Hyundai awd and it was great. You would not want a 2wd car in my personal experience, but we saw it often. We didn't have much snow until the end, but it is manageable. Biggest thing is it gets dark early, but take your time and you are good to go!!!!
Also, we aw people renting camper vans and sleeping in those, looked like a reasonable idea. We loved the freedom of a car and drove most of the southern ring road. The northern part of the island and smaller roads will be in accessible. Cheers and have fun!!
Everything in Iceland is pretty casual. I would not feel the need to dress up for dinner - other than for a couple of the very high end places in Reykjavik.
