Grand Fjords & Fairytales from Helsinki to Reykjavik with Stays and Golden Circle & Blue Lagoon Experience, 18 June 2026 (29 nights)

This amazing hotel is located at the heart of Helsinki just 19 km from the airport and 100 m from links to the public transport network. This comfortable hotel is housed within an 18th century building that underwent renovations in the year 2000 and comprises a total of 8 floors with 262 rooms of which 8 are suites. Facilities include a reception desk, a lift and a restaurant with a non-smoking area. Those arriving by car may make use of the hotel car park and garage facilities. The welcoming rooms each come with an en-suite bathroom with a hairdryer. Available for guests to use is also a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV and a fridge/ minibar. Centrally controlled air conditioning and a hire safe are also included as standard. Leisure options include a sauna and a solarium as well as an in-house gym.

This amazing hotel is located at the heart of Helsinki just 19 km from the airport and 100 m from links to the public transport network. This comfortable hotel is housed within an 18th century building that underwent renovations in the year 2000 and comprises a total of 8 floors with 262 rooms of which 8 are suites. Facilities include a reception desk, a lift and a restaurant with a non-smoking area. Those arriving by car may make use of the hotel car park and garage facilities. The welcoming rooms each come with an en-suite bathroom with a hairdryer. Available for guests to use is also a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV and a fridge/ minibar. Centrally controlled air conditioning and a hire safe are also included as standard. Leisure options include a sauna and a solarium as well as an in-house gym.

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Discover dramatic landscapes, soak in the Blue Lagoon, and chase the Northern Lights.

This boutique hotel is perched in the heart of Reykjavik, within a short walk from the romantic Tjörnin lake and links to public transport. The majestic Hallgrimskirkja and numerous verdant parks are also reachable within walking distance. This splendid establishment prides itself of stylish and luminous rooms and suites. Each of them enjoys a beautiful décor and top-notch comforts, allowing visitors a complete escape for senses. Travellers may take the opportunity to savour tasty and varied breakfast at the hotel's restaurant. This attractive hotel also offers functional meeting facilities and a charming bar where to sip a drink and while away after a long day of work or venturing into the city.

This boutique hotel is perched in the heart of Reykjavik, within a short walk from the romantic Tjörnin lake and links to public transport. The majestic Hallgrimskirkja and numerous verdant parks are also reachable within walking distance. This splendid establishment prides itself of stylish and luminous rooms and suites. Each of them enjoys a beautiful décor and top-notch comforts, allowing visitors a complete escape for senses. Travellers may take the opportunity to savour tasty and varied breakfast at the hotel's restaurant. This attractive hotel also offers functional meeting facilities and a charming bar where to sip a drink and while away after a long day of work or venturing into the city.

This boutique hotel is perched in the heart of Reykjavik, within a short walk from the romantic Tjörnin lake and links to public transport. The majestic Hallgrimskirkja and numerous verdant parks are also reachable within walking distance. This splendid establishment prides itself of stylish and luminous rooms and suites. Each of them enjoys a beautiful décor and top-notch comforts, allowing visitors a complete escape for senses. Travellers may take the opportunity to savour tasty and varied breakfast at the hotel's restaurant. This attractive hotel also offers functional meeting facilities and a charming bar where to sip a drink and while away after a long day of work or venturing into the city.