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Hotel Katla by Keahotels

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to Hotel Katla by Keahotels, your cozy home away from home, located just 5.3 kilometers from the charming city center of Vík í Mýrdal! Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Iceland, this delightful 3-star hotel is perfect for adventurers and relaxation seekers alike. For just a delightful minimum price of [insert minimum price here], you can kickstart your mornings with a scrumptious breakfast that will fuel you for your daily explorations.

Property building in Hotel Katla by Keahotels
Property building in Hotel Katla by Keahotels

Rooms

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1 Queen Size Bed

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315 sqft

Deluxe, Queen Size

Flat-screen TV

Tea/Coffee maker

A seating area with a flat-screen TV, a desk and a private bathroom are offered in this spacious double room. The unit has 1 bed.

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3 Twin Beds

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310 sqft

Superior, Triple

Private Bathroom

Flat-screen TV

Tea/Coffee maker

Shower

Superior Triple Room is 312 square feet and includes either a king-size bed 150-183 width or a single bed 80-130 width.

Triple Room in Hotel Katla by Keahotels

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3 Twin Beds

1 Twin Bed

1 King Size Bed

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260 sqft

Standard, Triple

Private Bathroom

Flat-screen TV

Shower

Free toiletries

Standard Triple Room is 258 square feet and includes either 3 single beds 80-130 width or a king-size bed 150-183 width.

Discover More

With an impressive 3462 reviews, Hotel Katla is adored by travelers from all around the globe. Dive into a world of comfort with a plethora of fantastic amenities including free Wi-Fi, private parking, a fitness center, and a serene sauna to help you unwind after a busy day out. When hunger strikes, savor delicious meals at the on-site restaurant or grab a drink at the bar while soaking in the vibrant atmosphere. Families will adore the kid-friendly buffet, ensuring that everyone's taste buds are satisfied!

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Experience the Best

But wait – there's more! Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the accessibility of a golf course (with extra charges) and horseback riding adventures that will get your adrenaline pumping. Take in Iceland's incredible scenery from our beautiful terrace or relax in our lush garden, making Hotel Katla the ultimate hub for exploration and enjoyment. With non-smoking rooms, wheelchair accessibility, and extra-long beds, comfort is a priority here! Come and create unforgettable memories at Hotel Katla, where adventure meets hospitality!

Bed in Hotel Katla by Keahotels
Bed in Hotel Katla by Keahotels

Plan Your Stay

When it comes to dining, Hotel Katla's on-site gem – Restaurant #1 – is ready to tantalize your taste buds! Embrace the warmth of traditional ambiance while savoring a delectable selection of European cuisine that showcases the rich flavors of the region. From hearty dishes to light bites, this delightful eatery is sure to please every palate. Don't forget to indulge in some Icelandic specialties as you immerse yourself in the culinary culture – a feast that will perfectly complement your adventurous days!

Breakfast in Hotel Katla by Keahotels
Breakfast in Hotel Katla by Keahotels

Amenities

Restaurant

Free Private Parking

Free wifi

Fitness center

Steam room

Sauna

Tour desk

Kid-friendly buffet

Fitness centre/facilities in Hotel Katla by Keahotels
Restaurant/places to eat in Hotel Katla by Keahotels

Restaurant

Restaurant #1

Traditional, European

Breakfast in Hotel Katla by Keahotels
Restaurant/places to eat in Hotel Katla by Keahotels
Day in Hotel Katla by Keahotels
The setting, the outdoor hot tub fed by hot spring water, and the food were the standouts. Located a few minutes outside of town, Hotel Katla is off in its own little world. You have to do some outdoor walking to get from most rooms to other facilities — which can be daunting during Icelandic winters. But everything was marvelous. The rooms themselves were good, with comfortable beds, good wifi, hot hot water like you want after trekking through the snow, and with radiant floor heat. But the outdoor hot tub - with a sauna and gym as well - is the real highlight of the hotel. The hot spring water is on the cooler side for hot springs — but warm enough I sat in it comfortably for over an hour in the middle of a blizzard. The bar and restaurant were above expectations, with a few dishes that were real standouts. There's almost always a dinner buffet, with rotating main dishes accompanied by a dizzying array of appetizers, soup, salad, side dishes, and desserts. The emphasis was on Icelandic cuisine, but you'd find your French chocolate cakes and pavlova as well. Outside of the buffet, the menu was rather small — they definitely steer you in that direction. It's not a cheap buffet, but from what we saw of Iceland, it isn't outrageous either. The free breakfast buffet was excellent as well. Over the course of several days, I had skyr, fresh fruits, fresh breads with cheeses meats vegetables or jams, and really good herring, smoked salmon, and gravlax. But the waffle bar was quite popular with guests, as were the juices and smoothie.

Letsryan

Arrived using a hire car after a long day's drive. Before checking in to the Katla hotel spent a three hours in the pretty vilage of Vik, 5km from the hotel. Vik has shops, resturants, some interesting archtitecture and (a highlight) the excellently conceptualized and presented "Lava Centre". This one in Vik is the orginal; there is another newer in Reykjavik. Read the background story to this event (mutliple showings daily), and you too might be motivated to see the live "lava" show. Back in the Katla Hotel, the welcome at reception was warm and informative - and especially welcome after aforesaid long day's drive. In addition to generously sized rooms, there is an outdoor spa tub and sauna. On the small side, but a great opportunity to chat with other guests - and this despite very rainy and windy weather! The breakfast was fine: varied, healthy, relaxed. (Try the "Lysi" - a cod liver oil that is orginally Icelandic ). Overall, there was a sense of open physical space and an atmosphere of calm and relaxation at Katla Hotel.

Keith

We received a surprise in that we were upgraded to a suite overlooking the bay at Vik. The room was simply wonderful. The view was spectacular! There was a large tub for soaking. There were large, comfy chairs, a couch, & a coffee table to sit and enjoy the view with a cocktail or snacks. There was plenty of room to do yoga, The room & the hotel was very clean, & comfortable. The hotel is conveniently located near so many activities & sights in & around Vik. The rooms are quiet & have black out drapes. Our suite overlooked a large pond where swans & other waterfowl were swimming every day. Breakfast was a somewhat large buffet with options for vegetarians, offering cereals, yogurts, cheeses, croissants, breads, boiled eggs, pickled herring & (my new favorite) curried herring. There was plenty of food on the buffet to satisfy most appetites. Our disappointment was no scrambled eggs. But the teas & coffees offered were excellent! Would have liked some scrambled eggs for breakfast. Otherwise, total wonderful experience.

Jon

We loved the hotel. From the outside it doesn't look like much but that would be a huge underestimation. The rooms are very modern, clean and spacious with a nice bathroom. We went there in early April and the room was heated perfectly. The breakfast buffet was amazing. The hotel is located outside of Vík but very close. Just a heads up, the rooms are placed in different little buildings from the main building with reception, lobby and the restaurant. So you would have to fully dress up when you go to breakfast considering there might well be a snow storm outside. But if you are going to Iceland you have to accept to face any and every weather condition there is. Also parking was very easy, it's right in front of the rooms. We only stayed 1 night but could stayed longer.

Ayça

The pictures of this hotel in the ads made me little worried to be honest - but it is much better than the pictures suggest. We loved it at this hotel. It is just out of Vik, close enough for great food options but a little secluded. The rooms were large and comfortable and clean. We ran out of time to test the hot tub unfortunatley. Great beds. Breakfast was just lovely and fresh with plenty of options. could have sat there for half a day. We loved it here

Julia

The setting, the outdoor hot tub fed by hot spring water, and the food were the standouts. Located a few minutes outside of town, Hotel Katla is off in its own little world. You have to do some outdoor walking to get from most rooms to other facilities — which can be daunting during Icelandic winters. But everything was marvelous. The rooms themselves were good, with comfortable beds, good wifi, hot hot water like you want after trekking through the snow, and with radiant floor heat. But the outdoor hot tub - with a sauna and gym as well - is the real highlight of the hotel. The hot spring water is on the cooler side for hot springs — but warm enough I sat in it comfortably for over an hour in the middle of a blizzard. The bar and restaurant were above expectations, with a few dishes that were real standouts. There's almost always a dinner buffet, with rotating main dishes accompanied by a dizzying array of appetizers, soup, salad, side dishes, and desserts. The emphasis was on Icelandic cuisine, but you'd find your French chocolate cakes and pavlova as well. Outside of the buffet, the menu was rather small — they definitely steer you in that direction. It's not a cheap buffet, but from what we saw of Iceland, it isn't outrageous either. The free breakfast buffet was excellent as well. Over the course of several days, I had skyr, fresh fruits, fresh breads with cheeses meats vegetables or jams, and really good herring, smoked salmon, and gravlax. But the waffle bar was quite popular with guests, as were the juices and smoothie.

Letsryan

Arrived using a hire car after a long day's drive. Before checking in to the Katla hotel spent a three hours in the pretty vilage of Vik, 5km from the hotel. Vik has shops, resturants, some interesting archtitecture and (a highlight) the excellently conceptualized and presented "Lava Centre". This one in Vik is the orginal; there is another newer in Reykjavik. Read the background story to this event (mutliple showings daily), and you too might be motivated to see the live "lava" show. Back in the Katla Hotel, the welcome at reception was warm and informative - and especially welcome after aforesaid long day's drive. In addition to generously sized rooms, there is an outdoor spa tub and sauna. On the small side, but a great opportunity to chat with other guests - and this despite very rainy and windy weather! The breakfast was fine: varied, healthy, relaxed. (Try the "Lysi" - a cod liver oil that is orginally Icelandic ). Overall, there was a sense of open physical space and an atmosphere of calm and relaxation at Katla Hotel.

Keith

We received a surprise in that we were upgraded to a suite overlooking the bay at Vik. The room was simply wonderful. The view was spectacular! There was a large tub for soaking. There were large, comfy chairs, a couch, & a coffee table to sit and enjoy the view with a cocktail or snacks. There was plenty of room to do yoga, The room & the hotel was very clean, & comfortable. The hotel is conveniently located near so many activities & sights in & around Vik. The rooms are quiet & have black out drapes. Our suite overlooked a large pond where swans & other waterfowl were swimming every day. Breakfast was a somewhat large buffet with options for vegetarians, offering cereals, yogurts, cheeses, croissants, breads, boiled eggs, pickled herring & (my new favorite) curried herring. There was plenty of food on the buffet to satisfy most appetites. Our disappointment was no scrambled eggs. But the teas & coffees offered were excellent! Would have liked some scrambled eggs for breakfast. Otherwise, total wonderful experience.

Jon

We loved the hotel. From the outside it doesn't look like much but that would be a huge underestimation. The rooms are very modern, clean and spacious with a nice bathroom. We went there in early April and the room was heated perfectly. The breakfast buffet was amazing. The hotel is located outside of Vík but very close. Just a heads up, the rooms are placed in different little buildings from the main building with reception, lobby and the restaurant. So you would have to fully dress up when you go to breakfast considering there might well be a snow storm outside. But if you are going to Iceland you have to accept to face any and every weather condition there is. Also parking was very easy, it's right in front of the rooms. We only stayed 1 night but could stayed longer.

Ayça

The pictures of this hotel in the ads made me little worried to be honest - but it is much better than the pictures suggest. We loved it at this hotel. It is just out of Vik, close enough for great food options but a little secluded. The rooms were large and comfortable and clean. We ran out of time to test the hot tub unfortunatley. Great beds. Breakfast was just lovely and fresh with plenty of options. could have sat there for half a day. We loved it here

Julia

The setting, the outdoor hot tub fed by hot spring water, and the food were the standouts. Located a few minutes outside of town, Hotel Katla is off in its own little world. You have to do some outdoor walking to get from most rooms to other facilities — which can be daunting during Icelandic winters. But everything was marvelous. The rooms themselves were good, with comfortable beds, good wifi, hot hot water like you want after trekking through the snow, and with radiant floor heat. But the outdoor hot tub - with a sauna and gym as well - is the real highlight of the hotel. The hot spring water is on the cooler side for hot springs — but warm enough I sat in it comfortably for over an hour in the middle of a blizzard. The bar and restaurant were above expectations, with a few dishes that were real standouts. There's almost always a dinner buffet, with rotating main dishes accompanied by a dizzying array of appetizers, soup, salad, side dishes, and desserts. The emphasis was on Icelandic cuisine, but you'd find your French chocolate cakes and pavlova as well. Outside of the buffet, the menu was rather small — they definitely steer you in that direction. It's not a cheap buffet, but from what we saw of Iceland, it isn't outrageous either. The free breakfast buffet was excellent as well. Over the course of several days, I had skyr, fresh fruits, fresh breads with cheeses meats vegetables or jams, and really good herring, smoked salmon, and gravlax. But the waffle bar was quite popular with guests, as were the juices and smoothie.

Letsryan

Arrived using a hire car after a long day's drive. Before checking in to the Katla hotel spent a three hours in the pretty vilage of Vik, 5km from the hotel. Vik has shops, resturants, some interesting archtitecture and (a highlight) the excellently conceptualized and presented "Lava Centre". This one in Vik is the orginal; there is another newer in Reykjavik. Read the background story to this event (mutliple showings daily), and you too might be motivated to see the live "lava" show. Back in the Katla Hotel, the welcome at reception was warm and informative - and especially welcome after aforesaid long day's drive. In addition to generously sized rooms, there is an outdoor spa tub and sauna. On the small side, but a great opportunity to chat with other guests - and this despite very rainy and windy weather! The breakfast was fine: varied, healthy, relaxed. (Try the "Lysi" - a cod liver oil that is orginally Icelandic ). Overall, there was a sense of open physical space and an atmosphere of calm and relaxation at Katla Hotel.

Keith

We received a surprise in that we were upgraded to a suite overlooking the bay at Vik. The room was simply wonderful. The view was spectacular! There was a large tub for soaking. There were large, comfy chairs, a couch, & a coffee table to sit and enjoy the view with a cocktail or snacks. There was plenty of room to do yoga, The room & the hotel was very clean, & comfortable. The hotel is conveniently located near so many activities & sights in & around Vik. The rooms are quiet & have black out drapes. Our suite overlooked a large pond where swans & other waterfowl were swimming every day. Breakfast was a somewhat large buffet with options for vegetarians, offering cereals, yogurts, cheeses, croissants, breads, boiled eggs, pickled herring & (my new favorite) curried herring. There was plenty of food on the buffet to satisfy most appetites. Our disappointment was no scrambled eggs. But the teas & coffees offered were excellent! Would have liked some scrambled eggs for breakfast. Otherwise, total wonderful experience.

Jon

We loved the hotel. From the outside it doesn't look like much but that would be a huge underestimation. The rooms are very modern, clean and spacious with a nice bathroom. We went there in early April and the room was heated perfectly. The breakfast buffet was amazing. The hotel is located outside of Vík but very close. Just a heads up, the rooms are placed in different little buildings from the main building with reception, lobby and the restaurant. So you would have to fully dress up when you go to breakfast considering there might well be a snow storm outside. But if you are going to Iceland you have to accept to face any and every weather condition there is. Also parking was very easy, it's right in front of the rooms. We only stayed 1 night but could stayed longer.

Ayça

The pictures of this hotel in the ads made me little worried to be honest - but it is much better than the pictures suggest. We loved it at this hotel. It is just out of Vik, close enough for great food options but a little secluded. The rooms were large and comfortable and clean. We ran out of time to test the hot tub unfortunatley. Great beds. Breakfast was just lovely and fresh with plenty of options. could have sat there for half a day. We loved it here

Julia

Location

Hofdabrekka Road 1, Approx. 5 Km East Of Vik, Vik, 871, Iceland

Reservations:

+1 (888) 385-8465

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Hotel Katla by Keahotels

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