Hotel Budir
Location
Budir, Iceland
Nestled on the remote Snaefellsnes Peninsula, this secluded hotel blends modern farmhouse with rustic cabin aesthetics. Surrounded by golden beaches, lava fields, and views of the Snaefellsjokull glacier, it features direct access to the natural world while offering a quiet and warm refuge to guests. Inside the lobby and lounge, find soft leather seating, wood floors, a fireplace and a well-stocked bookcase. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame panoramic views, while understated artwork and low lighting create an intimate vibe.
Guest rooms have a king-size bed with premium linens and soft duvets. Decorated in modern style with natural tones of tan and soft white, the rooms are minimalist yet cozy. A large window looks out onto the glacier, lava fields, mountains or Atlantic, and blackout shades ensure restful sleep. Rooms also have a writing desk, armchair, flat screen TV, armoire and en suite bathroom.
The renowned on-site restaurant’s menu changes seasonally, based on locally available ingredients. Popular dishes include pan-seared cod or Icelandic lamb rack. The large dining room features banquet seating and individual tables and chairs, tall ceilings, wooden floors and many windows that flood the room with natural light. Unwind at the intimate bar, where dark wood paneling, a crackling fire, and leather furniture invite guests to enjoy a wide selection of Icelandic craft beers, fine wines, and cocktails inspired by the region, like a signature Arctic thyme martini.
Budir, Iceland
Nestled on the remote Snaefellsnes Peninsula, this secluded hotel blends modern farmhouse with rustic cabin aesthetics. Surrounded by golden beaches, lava fields, and views of the Snaefellsjokull glacier, it features direct access to the natural world while offering a quiet and warm refuge to guests. Inside the lobby and lounge, find soft leather seating, wood floors, a fireplace and a well-stocked bookcase. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame panoramic views, while understated artwork and low lighting create an intimate vibe.
Guest rooms have a king-size bed with premium linens and soft duvets. Decorated in modern style with natural tones of tan and soft white, the rooms are minimalist yet cozy. A large window looks out onto the glacier, lava fields, mountains or Atlantic, and blackout shades ensure restful sleep. Rooms also have a writing desk, armchair, flat screen TV, armoire and en suite bathroom.
The renowned on-site restaurant’s menu changes seasonally, based on locally available ingredients. Popular dishes include pan-seared cod or Icelandic lamb rack. The large dining room features banquet seating and individual tables and chairs, tall ceilings, wooden floors and many windows that flood the room with natural light. Unwind at the intimate bar, where dark wood paneling, a crackling fire, and leather furniture invite guests to enjoy a wide selection of Icelandic craft beers, fine wines, and cocktails inspired by the region, like a signature Arctic thyme martini.
