islandshotel.is
Hotel group operating hotels, restaurants and event venues for leisure and business travelers across Iceland
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About islandshotel.is
Íslandshótel operates hotels, restaurants and meeting and event venues across Iceland, including Reykjavík and regional destinations. Its portfolio includes city and countryside hotels, conference facilities and dining venues.
The group serves leisure and business travelers and offers hotel stays, food and beverage, and event services. It recruits hospitality, management, food and beverage, maintenance and culinary staff for hotels around the country.
Product: Hotel accommodation, restaurant services, and meeting and event venues across Iceland.
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