Radisson Blu 1919
This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
(You may add more to your package on the following pages)
- Restaurant, bar, and gym
- Central location in downtown Reykjavik
Idyllic Iceland escape
The stylish Radisson Blu 1919 has hit the jackpot when it comes to location. You’ll find its historic building – which was the headquarters of a shipping company back in the early 1900s – on a street in downtown Reykjavik, with the city’s best attractions within easy reach. You can be at the iconic Hallgrímskirkja Church in less than 10 minutes. Fancy breathing some fresh sea air? The harbour is also close by, and there are plenty of shops, bars and restaurants on route.
The rooms here are all slick and comfortable, decorated in a calm but sophisticated blend of blues, greys and blacks. Each one has been carefully designed to ensure maximum comfort and comes with a flat-screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, and a private bathroom. Don’t feel like resting? There’s a well-equipped gym with cardio and weight-training kit, if you fancy a workout.
The hotel’s 1919 Restaurant has got you covered with an à la carte menu for lunch and dinner. Each dish is made with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients – be sure to treat your taste buds with the Icelandic salmon, lobster and cheeses. There’s also breakfast buffet of hot and cold items every day, including pancakes, eggs made to order and freshly baked breads. And if you’re on the hunt for a place to grab a drink, the 1919 Lounge is the place to be. Expect a warm, cosy atmosphere and a menu of drinks, snacks and light meals.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Restaurant
Sports & Health
- Fitness
- Golf
- Gym
- Squash
- Table tennis
Good to know
Certified sustainable
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Find out more about Reykjavik City
As you traverse the lunar-like lava fields that characterise the landscape around Keflavik, Iceland’s main international airport, you may feel like you’ve arrived on another planet. A soak in the steaming, milky blue waters of the Blue Lagoon may further solidify that impression. Once you arrive in Reykjavik, though, you’ll discover a city with a cool, cosmopolitan vibe, a flourishing food and drink scene, and a kaleidoscope of brightly painted houses that offer endless satisfying photo opportunities.