Hotel Kaldi
Sjávargata 6, 621North Iceland
Hotel Kaldi is a small and cozy hotel located in Árskógssandur. We offer 5 standard rooms that have a private bathroom, flat screen TV, desk and a coffee machine. Breakfast is included in the price.
The hotel is within walking distance of The Beer Spa, Kaldi Brewery and the ferry to Hrísey Island. Dalvík is only a 10 minute drive and Akureyri is a 30 minute drive from the hotel.
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