フロスト アンド ファイア ブティック ホテル(Frost and Fire Hotel)

房間超級温馨，服務員小姐姐還為我們特意挑選了離温泉最近的一件河景房。聽着流水聲泡着温泉實在太讚了！入住當天還下了雪，雪中温泉真的是別有風趣。小鎮距離雷克雅未克不算很遠，在冰島也算是一個大鎮子了，交通方便，人雖然不多，但是餐飲店還是有幾家的，如果吃膩了酒店的傳統套餐可以開車或者步行到小鎮的餐廳來上一頓。第二天一早還看到有遊客騎馬在對面的山上探索火山泉！

酒店前台很好，介紹鎮上和酒店設施，十分耐心，想提前吃早餐，她也幫忙跟廚房溝通，而且晚上外出晚餐，因為叫不到車她主動提出載我們。酒店內陽台風景很好，溫泉風景很好👍🏻遇上他們餐廳內部裝修，也無可奈何。整體十分不錯。

價格太虛高，價格和服務太不對等了，這是個坑，大家別定這個了，定了絕對後悔，這個酒店就名字唬人，實在是不值得

Loved the traditional look and feel of the hotel and staff were very friendly. We ate a lovely meak there one night and food was great. Hot tubs were lovely overlooking the river and sauna which was well stocked with towels etc stayed open until midnight. View from our room was fantastic. Only thing not so good was the very strong onion/sulfur smell in corridor outside room and very small bathroom, otherwise we had a lovely relaxing stay.

The perfect place to relax for a few days after exploring Iceland. The hot tubs in the snow were a real highlight for us! Loved it!

Beautiful rooms and lovely hot tubs etc. The room had poor ventilation and smelt awful the next day after having had a shower the night before. Would recommend for one night.

Really liked the restaurant and the hot baths. Lots of geothermals everywhere. Lots of hikes right outside the resort.

Major disappoin**ent. Don’t be fooled by the pictures. Iceland is an expensive country but nothing merits this huuuge cost for this 3-star hotel when we had stayed at a very luxurious hotel in Reykavik just 45 minutes drive away for less. The hotel seemed too worn, the area around it wasn’t at all what I was expecting. Seemed more like a construction place. The windows were full of spider webs, the chairs outside likewise. The cleaniness of the bathrooms subpar. The room was spacious but there were barely any hangers or drawers. The breakfast was the bare minimum. All of this had been alright if the rooms weren’t as expensive. We couldn’t believe that we had been staying at such a luxurious suite in Reykavik with an amazing breakfast for less than this. The extra 44 min drive is totally worth it.

This is a unique property in that it is fully interactive with the geothermal environment. Most notably, the restaurant is almost exclusively served by geothermal cooking facilities and the chef, whom we met at both dinner and breakfast is so skilled at preparation, presentation and variety. The rooms are fairly modest and still comfortable with nice views of the geothermal fields. The bathrooms are a bit cramped but their use of shower stalls with collapsable walls was pretty ingenious.