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| Akureyri
is situated in north-east Iceland, in one of the longest fjords in the
country and is surrounded by mountains reaching 1000-1500 m. The Arctic
Circle in only 60 km north of Akureyri but still the climate is mild, with
summer temperatures up to 25°C and winter temperatures in average around
0?C. Akureyri is the second largest urban area after the capital area of
Reykjavík, with a population of about 17200. Akureyri is the centre
of trade and services in northern Iceland. It is also a town of culture
and education, building on a firm foundation. Akureyri is a popular tourist
destination for short or long visits. The town offers a wide range of activities
and interesting places e.g. notable museums, the world's most northerly
botanic garden, one of Iceland’s most popular swimming facilities, 18-hole
golf course, the best skiing area in the country, good hiking trails and
free city bus. Our guests can choose between varied accommodation and excellent
range of restaurants, some of which specialise in local food. The town
is also a good base for many of Iceland’s most beautiful natural wonders
as waterfalls, volcanic areas and canyons as well as exciting activities
as river rafting, hiking, fishing, whale watching and horse riding. |
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Harpa
Hotel Akureyri
Hotel Harpa is a modern
property located in the city centre of Akureyri, 100 metres from the Art
Museum and one kilometre from the Botanical Gardens. Akureyri Airport is
five kilometres from the hotel, a five-minute drive. Guests of Hotel
Harpa can unwind over drinks in the bar, and surf the web with complimentary
Internet connections in public areas. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour
front desk can offer currency exchange, and business guests can use conference
halls at the neighbouring Hotel Kea. Hotel Harpa's restaurant, Rosagardur,
serves a selection of French food, as well as traditional Icelandic dishes
specialising in fresh fish, in a light, modern setting. Akureyri
is Iceland's northern capital, and offers the most museums in Iceland.
The most visited being the Folk Museum and Art Museum. |
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Hotel
Kea Akureyri
Hotel Kea is positioned
in the capital city of North Iceland, Akureyri Town, and stands within
500 meters of tourist information and a bus terminal. Several museums and
gardens are one kilometer away. Akureyri Airport is within two kilometers
of the hotel. The Rose Garden Restaurant serves Icelandic specialties and
boasts a wine collection. Conference halls and rooms are fully equipped
with business amenities and can accommodate 270 people. High-speed wired
and wireless Internet access is accessible throughout the hotel. Each of
the 73 guestrooms offer satellite television. Amenities include minibars
and coffeemakers. Complimentary toiletries are featured in private bathrooms. |
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Hotel
Nordurland Akureyri
Hotel Nordurland is located
in the centre of Akureyri town. Plenty of restaurants, bars, cafes, and
shops are in the neighbourhood. The hotel has 34 rooms all equipped with
private facilities , coffee and tea making facilities, refrigerator, telephone,
Satellite TV and radio. The in-house restaurant offers wide range of menus.
Gym and spa within 5 minutes walking distance - 20% discount at the gym
and 10% at the spa for hotel customers . |
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