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Hotel Husafell in West Iceland
Hotel Husafell in West Iceland has joined the National Geographic Unique Lodges of the World.
This is a collection of 57 handpicked lodges that invite guests to 'experience the world's most spectacular places while helping to protect them for generations to come'.
The 4-star eco-resort is the only property in Iceland to be selected in curated collection of 'lodges that inspire.'
Hotel Husafell is located close to Langjokull Glacier and within reach of glaciers, lava caves and the Snæfellsnes National Park.
The hotel appeals to outdoor loving travelers seeking elegant surroundings. Fully self-sustainable, it is powered by 100% clean, renewable energy produced on site.
The resort-style property features 48 guest rooms, a gourmet restaurant with glacier views, thermal spa, GEO certified golf course and hiking trails.
Fully self-sustainable, it is powered by 100% clean, renewable energy produced on site.
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