Silica, the Blue Lagoon’s 35-room hotel, is a 10-minute walk. (It is closing for renovations in April and will reopen later this year, in addition to a new 60-room luxury hotel with a new ...

But now luxury travelers have the perfect reason to vacation in Iceland. This past April saw the much-anticipated arrival of the Retreat at Blue Lagoon. The 62-suite hotel has been years in the ...

Iceland’s Blue Lagoon is hardly an undiscovered gem. In fact, of the 2.1 million people who traveled to the Nordic country in 2017, more than half of them took a dip in the geothermal waters of ...

The Retreat at Blue Lagoon Iceland Norðurljósavegur 9 | Grindavik 240 [SEE MAP] #1 in Best Iceland Hotels View All 76 Photos » Credit ...

Courtesy of Blue Lagoon Iceland Surrounded by rugged mountain vistas, the property will feature a range of accommodations, including the year-round Highlands Base Hotel, with 46 rooms and two ...

Iceland's Posh Blue Lagoon Spa Finally Opens Stunning Luxury Hotel: The jaw-dropping views are beloved by the likes of Kim Kardashian, Beyoncé and Justin Bieber.

The Sundhnúkur volcano eruption - the ninth since December 2023 - sparked evacuations of the Blue Lagoon Iceland, a campsite ...

The resort, which was slated to open last fall but will finally open its all-glass doors in April, is built into a private 800-year-old lava flow on the southwest side of the lagoon, far enough ...

Hotels and Blue Lagoon evacuated as eruption sends clouds of gas towards Grindivik - Authorities have evacuated families, hotel guests and tourists from Grindavík, the nearby Blue Lagoon resort, and o ...

The Retreat at Blue Lagoon, Iceland review: the ultimate five-star spa hotel Lose yourself in silica-rich waters beneath the Northern Lights Newsletter sign up By Arion McNicoll, The Week UK ...

The geothermal spa Blue Lagoon has temporarily closed after a series of earthquakes have put Iceland's southwestern corner on volcanic alert, reaching a state of panic on Thursday when a magnitude ...

Iceland’s Blue Lagoon is hardly an undiscovered gem. In fact, of the 2.1 million people who traveled to the Nordic country in 2017, more than half of them took a dip in the geothermal waters of ...