Lagoon Double
Queen bed, floor-to-ceiling window onto the icebergs.
Wake up to Europe's largest glacier lagoon
Forty-two rooms facing the iceberg-dotted lagoon. Floor-to-ceiling windows in every room, a wood-fired sauna looking at the glacier, and a chef who sources Atlantic salmon from the fjord next door.
Queen bed, floor-to-ceiling window onto the icebergs.
King bed, private balcony, soaking tub with lagoon view.
The whole trip, sorted
Booked our whole south-coast route through Stofa in one go. Every hotel hand-picked for the stop, a free upgrade at check-in, and a handwritten welcome note. So much calmer than piecing it together myself.
April 2026
Family-friendly without being kiddish
The family room easily fit the four of us. Kids loved the pool and we loved the sauna. Breakfast had options for picky eaters.
July 2026
Great comfort after a long drive
We came in exhausted from the Ring Road and the hot tub plus the in-house restaurant saved the evening. Bed was cloud-like.
February 2026
The bed alone is worth it
I've slept on 200+ hotel mattresses and this was top three. Add the view and the breakfast and it's a no-brainer return.
March 2026
Hotel Jökulsárlón is in Jökulsárlón, South Iceland, Iceland, about 430 km from Keflavík Airport.
Check-in is from From 15:00 and check-out is until Until 11:00.
Rooms at Hotel Jökulsárlón start from 52,000 ISK per night when booked on Stofa.
Hotel Jökulsárlón has a moderate cancellation policy. Free cancellation up to 48 hours before arrival.
Hotel Jökulsárlón offers WiFi, Parking, EV Charging, Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast, Hot Tub, Sauna.
Yes, breakfast is available at Hotel Jökulsárlón.
Yes, Hotel Jökulsárlón offers parking for guests.
Hotel Jökulsárlón is well placed for the northern lights in season, roughly September to April, and offers an aurora wake-up service.
Pets are on request at Hotel Jökulsárlón.
Why the best aurora-chasing isn't in Reykjavík — and which northern lodges send a wake-up text when Kp breaks four.
A black church, a lava field, and the house of Rúnar Marvinsson — the chef who put Icelandic food on white tablecloths.
The Ring Road after the summer crowds have gone, before the first snow closes the highland passes.