Hotel Borg
Located in the heart of Iceland's capital city, in easy reach of all the main attractions, this unique hotel combines old-time elegance with modern style.
Built in 1930 and restored to its original Art Deco style in 2006, the hotel's 56 rooms have custom-made furniture and fittings with modern amenities including flat-screen satellite TV and high-speed internet connections. For an extra touch of luxury, there are 7 suites and a two-floor Tower Suite with a magnificent 360° view.
After a day of shopping at the renowned Laugavegur Street, the concierge will be happy to arrange restaurant reservations and theatre tickets upon request, or you can simply relax with a meal at the hotel's restaurant, Silfur. Here you will find exquisite French cuisine prepared by an award-winning chef.
For meetings or special events, the hotel has The Golden Room. Offering a unique ambience for banquets, meetings and receptions, with a full range of conference facilities, The Golden Room is ideal for any event.
Combining traditional and modern, the hotel reflects the features that Iceland has become famous for.
Hotel Borg is located in Reykjavik near: This new age Art Deco hotel houses the privately run Silfur Restaurant. The extravagant interior design includes designer furniture, modern black and white Versailles chairs, black glass chandeliers and Neo Baroque Italian lamps.
In 2007 Silfur was awarded the Conde Nast traveler hot tables prize. The magazine sent its representatives to 30 countries to seek out new restaurants that would meet the most stringent quality demands.
The up scale dining has a modern Nordic flair and is perfectly complemented by the excellent wine list selected from the best vineyards of the world.
Situated in the same building is Brons, a chic café where the arty crowd mixes happily with celebrities, locals and guests. Offering simple hearty meals Brons is often the first port of call before moving on to the vibrant and pulsating Reykjavík night life.
In 2007 Silfur was awarded the Conde Nast traveler hot tables prize. The magazine sent its representatives to 30 countries to seek out new restaurants that would meet the most stringent quality demands.
The up scale dining has a modern Nordic flair and is perfectly complemented by the excellent wine list selected from the best vineyards of the world.
Situated in the same building is Brons, a chic café where the arty crowd mixes happily with celebrities, locals and guests. Offering simple hearty meals Brons is often the first port of call before moving on to the vibrant and pulsating Reykjavík night life.