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.
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 just need to visit spas in Iceland and experience the power of naturally-sourced mineral water!
Young couple receiving head massage at beauty spa
With plenty of spa hotels and centers to choose from in downtown Reykjavik, your next pampering session is always within hands reach. We’ve listed our favorite places to help you choose the best spot for you. Enjoy!
Reykjavik Spa is located inside the Grand Hotel Reykjavik, right off the city center.
If you’re looking for a modern and luxurious spa with a range of treatments, this may be just what you need. Reykjavik Spa sells Icelandic and international beauty products that they also use during treatments.
The spa contains six beauty rooms and an area with an infrared sauna, two hot tubs, and a fireplace. All guests are provided with a bathrobe, slippers, and a towel to use at the spa.
The regular price to visit the spa is 4.400 ISK, but Grand Reykjavik Hotel guests can enjoy the service for a discounted price. Please keep in mind that Reykjavik Spa is closed on Sundays.
Website: http://www.reykjavikspa.is/
Opening times:
Mon to Fri 9:00-19:00
Sat 10:00-18:00
Sun Closed
Reykjavik Day Spa offers a range of massages and beauty treatments
Reykjavik Day Spa specializes in massages and beauty treatments. Choose from a range of different massages: aromatherapy, hot stone, relaxation, deep tissue, sports, and traditional. You can also choose the length of your massage, from 25 or 50 minutes to 80 minutes.
Unlike some other spas on our list, Reykjavik Day Spa doesn’t have an area with hot tubs or saunas. Instead, they focus on beauty treatments and massages. If you’re in need of quality back rub, this is the place.
Reykjavik Day Spa is located in the city center, near cafés and bars. Prices for massages vary from 6.400 ISK to 16.900 ISK. A manicure with nail polish will cost you 7.500 ISK. The full price list is available on the spa’s website.
Website: https://reykjavikdayspa.is/
Opening times: Every day 10:00-18:00
Hot stone massage therapy is known to increase blood circulation and ease muscle stiffness
Hreyfing Spa is a joint project by the Hreyfing fitness center and famous Blue Lagoon Spa in Reykjavik. Save yourself some time and hassle by getting all your beauty, sport, and pampering treatments in one place!
Hreyfing is a luxurious center that encompasses a gym, outdoor facilities with hot tubs, saunas, and steam and relaxation rooms. The spa offers a wide range of beauty treatments. Choose from facials, manicures, massages, scrubs, and everything in between.
Pampering packages for two will cost you from 16.900 ISK to 39.900 ISK, while prices for group spa packages start at 4.000 ISK per person. The spa uses the same skincare and beauty products as the Blue Lagoon.
Find Hreyfing Spa in Glæsibær, right by the shopping center of the same name.
Website: https://www.hreyfing.is/hreyfing-spa/
Opening times: Mon, Tue, and Fri 9:00-18:00
Wed and Thu 9:00-20:00
Sat 10:00-17:00
Sun Closed
Icelanders love soaking in geothermal pools and bathing in hot streams
Laugar Spa in Reykjavik offers a full set of activities and treatments. Together with the World Class Gym, Laugar Spa gives you access to a number of fitness classes and a fully equipped gym. The spa encompasses hot outdoor pools, jacuzzis both inside and outside, and a café.
This spa is more on the casual side of the spas on our list, but the atmosphere is relaxing nonetheless. It’s a nice spot for exercise and a relaxing soak in a hot pool afterward.
Treatments at Laugar Spa include various massages, scrubs, beauty procedures, and spa experiences for different occasions. Pick from a range of spa packages, such as “Golfer’s Dream,” or “Wedding Bliss.” Make sure to book your treatment in advance, as they tend to fill up pretty quickly.
A day pass to the gym and spa costs 5.490 ISK, while membership prices vary by contract length.
The spa is based inside the World Class Gym near Laugardalslaug gardens and zoo.
Website: https://www.laugarspa.com/
Opening times: General opening times:
Mon to Fri 06:00-23:00
Sat and Sun 08:00-21:30
Beauty treatments and spa center:
Mon 09:00-17:00
Tue 09:00-18:00
Wed to Fri 09:00-19:00
Sat 10:00-16:00
Sun Closed
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 their complimentary head and shoulder massage!
The spa features two hot tubs, a pool, two steam rooms, a sauna, and an outdoor hot tub. If spa pleasures make you peckish, grab a bite from Hilton Spa Bistro. Spa treatments include various massages, facials, aromatherapy, manicure, 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 5.490 ISK, but hotel guests and groups of over 8 people can get a discount.
Hilton Reykjavik Spa is also open on Sundays!
Website: https://www.hiltonreykjavikspa.is
Opening times: Mon to Thu 06:00-20:00
Fri 06:00-20:00
Sat 08:00-18:00
Sun 10:00-16:00
Reykjavik has plenty of spa opportunities to fit every need and budget. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing massage or a rejuvenating spa treatment, you’ll find the best options in Reykjavik.
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