Berjaya Hotel Myvatn, Lake Mývatn
Modern lakeside hotel featuring stylish rooms, a restaurant, bar, and two spas
The design aesthetic is very unique in a cool way that’s hard to describe. Comfortable rooms. Good location. Restaurant was excellent for dinner. One of the... Read more
Amazing customer service, great amenities, wonderful restaurant on site.
Great hotel! They had two spas/hot tubs. They also had a restaurant and a bar. The food in the restaurant was very good. The breakfast at... Read more
We had the best room!
We especially enjoyed talking with the staff. Restaurant was very good. Friendly atmosphere at the bar.
Overview
This hotel's 59 rooms are modern, with bold design elements like pops of color and patterned tiles. Most are doubles, although Family Rooms can sleep three on a mix of beds and sofa beds. Enjoy the view of the surrounding countryside, where you might see grazing animals or even the northern lights, which you can make sure to catch by requesting a northern lights wake-up call from reception. Twin and Queen options have showers only, while King and Family Rooms have bathtubs and showers for those who want to decompress. If you're traveling in the summer, note that at this time, rooms don't offer air conditioning.
A highlight of the hotel is its two hot tubs, available for all guests. There are two restaurant options: Mylla, the cozy on-site restaurant that's open all day and offers Icelandic cuisine, and Gamli Bærinn, a country tavern and pub. The hotel's meeting room is not your typical business center, as its mix of wood and leather evokes a warm atmosphere, and the space can be used for meetings or even private dinners.
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The restaurant at the hotel received high praise for both dinner and breakfast. Guests mentioned having some of the best meals of their trip here, with a lot of variety for breakfast and excellent dinner options. (9 mentions)
The hotel was described as having a unique and cool design aesthetic with modern and up-to-date decor. Guests appreciated the stylish and sophisticated ambiance. (4 mentions)
Guests found the rooms to be very comfortable, with some highlighting the stylish and characterful interiors. Amenities like soaking tubs, showers, and good views were appreciated. (3 mentions)
The staff were frequently mentioned as being super friendly and providing amazing customer service. Guests enjoyed talking with the staff and appreciated their helpfulness. (3 mentions)
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