The rugged splendour of Icelands East Fjords provides the setting for Fosshotel Reydarfjordur a superb new facility located in the picturesque village of the same name. Opened in the spring of 1999, Fosshotel Reydarfjordur is the perfect base from which to explore the hunting region, whose rocks, stones and mountains are said to be blessed with powers as magical as the landscape itself. In winter, the fjords are a playground for skiers, while in autumn, they are a hunters paradise, with reindeer, geese, wildfowl, trout and salmon providing a challenge worthy af any sportsman. In summer, nearby Seydisfjordur is the port of call for the car-ferry Norrona, linking Iceland with the Faroes, Shetland, Denmark and Norway, making Fosshotel Reydarfjordur a hotel for all seasons.

The Fosshotel Reydarfjordur is a country property with blue and white façade and full mountain backdrop, set in the East Fjords Fishing village of Reydarfjordur. The 21 guestrooms feature warm yellow and blue décor with dark wood furnishings. All rooms include wireless internet access and cable television.

Icelandic dishes are served in the informal setting of the Fosshotel Reydarfjordur restaurant. There is a bar where guests can relax with a drink or two. Guests can stay in touch with friends and family or plan a day's sightseeing using wireless internet access points available in public areas. Parking is complimentary for guests with vehicles, while the 24-hour front desk has a safe-deposit box and can help with any queries. Reydarfjordur is surrounded by rugged scenery, mountains, fjords and lakes, and is located on the head of a long fjord with its own harbour and a museum of war memorabilia, both within one kilometre of the hotel, while the impressive Hallormsstadaskogur Forest is 70 kilometres away. Egilsstadir Airport is 30 kilometres from the hotel. The best way to get to and from the airport is by bus. Taxis Are available but can be extremely expensive.