Iceland and spas are a match made in heaven. Amid a raw volcanic landscape shaped by lava and glaciers, soothing geothermal pools bubble to the surface—natural sources of heat and calm. These warm-water retreats offer some of the purest, and you don’t need to go far from Reykjavik to find the right one.
No trip to Iceland is complete without a visit to one of Reykjavik’s many spas. Icelanders’ love of spending time in the water runs deep in their culture. To understand why, you need to visit spas in Iceland and experience the power of naturally-sourced mineral water!
With plenty of spa hotels and centers to choose from in downtown Reykjavik, your next pampering session is always within hand’s reach. We’ve listed our favorite wellness places to help you choose the best spot for you. Enjoy!
Sky Lagoon is where culture blends seamlessly with Iceland’s raw natural beauty. Its signature experience—the Seven-Step Ritual—offers an authentic Icelandic wellness journey unlike any other. Immerse yourself in a warm geothermal lagoon, embrace invigorating cold plunges, relax in saunas, and refresh with body scrubs. Then, breathe deeply in steam baths, and unwind under soothing showers, all while taking in sweeping ocean views. Widely regarded as one of Iceland’s top attractions, it is as famous as the Blue Lagoon on the Reykjanes Peninsula.
When you book a Sky Lagoon admission ticket,
Website: https://www.skylagoon.com/
Opening times as of 2025:
November 1, 2025, to June 20, 2026
August 21 to October 20, 2026
October 21 to December 23, 2026
Warm water steams among the rocks of Sky Lagoon near Reykjavik
Hreyfing is a luxurious center that has a gym, outdoor facilities with hot tubs, saunas, and steam and relaxation rooms. The Movement spa offers a wide range of beauty treatments. Choose from facials, manicures, massages, scrubs, and more. A spa entrance for two costs around 13,800 ISK (EUR 92,62 / USD 108,01), while a 45-minute fruit acid facial is just 18,990 ISK (EUR 127,45 / USD 148,63), per person.
Find Hreyfing Spa in Glæsibær, right by the shopping center of the same name.
Website: https://www.hreyfing.is/hreyfing-spa/
Opening times as of 2025:
Hot stone massage therapy is known to increase blood circulation and ease muscle stiffness
Laugar Spa offers a full range of indulgences—massages, scrubs, beauty treatments, and curated spa experiences for every occasion. Guests can choose from several pampering packages. The Silver Package pairs a relaxing massage with nourishing facial treatments. The more luxurious Gold Package starts with an invigorating lemongrass salt scrub, then moves into the same rejuvenating massage-and-facial combo for a deeper, all-over glow.
A pass to the spa costs 7,800 ISK (EUR 52,35 / USD 61,05), while membership prices vary by contract length.
The spa is located inside the World Class Gym, near Laugardalslaug public swimming pool.
Website: https://www.worldclass.is/vellidan/laugar-spa-reykjavik/
Opening times as of 2025:
Just like most Hilton hotels around the world, the Reykjavik location promises first-class service and the ultimate escape from everyday life. As utopian as it sounds, Hilton does make you forget all your worries with two hot tubs, a pool, two steam rooms, a sauna, and an outdoor hot tub. If spa pleasures make you hungry, grab a bite from Hilton Spa Bistro. Spa treatments include various massages, facials, aromatherapy, manicures, and packages for a luxury spa experience. The spa uses organic skin products and provides its guests with bathrobes.
Access to the spa and fitness center costs 6,900 ISK (EUR 46,31 / USD 54), with an option to buy various subscriptions.
Website: https://www.hiltonreykjavikspa.is
Opening times as of 2025:
Reykjavik offers plenty of spa options to suit every need and budget. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing massage or a rejuvenating spa treatment, you’ll find the best options in the capital.
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