The Official Tourist Guide - East Iceland
The Official Tourist Guide - East Iceland
The Official Tourist Guide - East Iceland
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ACCOMMODATION<br />
Hótel Edda Egilsstaðir<br />
<strong>East</strong>ern promise. Egilsstaðir, the “capital of the east” boasts an<br />
international airport and a host of local attractions. Among them<br />
are Hallormsstaður, <strong>Iceland</strong>’s biggest forest, the extinct Mt. Snæfell<br />
volcano, Atlavík’s sandy cove and the beautiful Lagarfljót river, which,<br />
according to myth, is home to one mighty—but shy—monster, a<br />
older cousin of the one in Scotland’s Loch Ness. Come and stay.<br />
<strong>Iceland</strong>air Hótel Hérað<br />
Tjarnarbraut, 700 Egilsstaðir<br />
(+354) 444-4000<br />
edda@hoteledda.is<br />
www.hoteledda.is<br />
Miðvangi 5-7, 700 Egilsstaðir<br />
(+354) 471-1500<br />
herad@icehotels.is<br />
www.icehotels.is<br />
<strong>The</strong> hotel is located in the thriving centre of Egilsstadir. Built with<br />
three storeys, well-equipped, stylish rooms offer a relaxing stay and<br />
a great night’s sleep and there’s always the chance for dining as well<br />
as socialising in our superb restaurant and bar. On the balcony here<br />
you can find yourself sipping your drink in the midnight sun.
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