The city’s last address before the sea. Glass wraps the top floor on three sides, the Atlantic in one direction and the old town’s rooftops in the other, with the light moving slowly across both. Two bedroom suites, each with its own bath. Three terraces for morning coffee, midnight sun or the northern lights. A kitchen made for long dinners, breakfast at your door each morning and a private parking. A home that is entirely yours, where Reykjavík ends and the ocean begins.

The space
The Horizon occupies the top floor of Vesturvin, at the western edge of 101 Reykjavík. The interior has been carefully decorated by Rúna interior designer and original work by Kristín Morthens hangs throughout so the rooms feel collected rather than staged.
It’s a home for up to four guests, and the view is never the same twice.

Living, dining and kitchen share one open space, wrapped in glass on three sides. The sea fills one side of the room and the old town’s rooftops the other. On winter afternoons the light turns everything amber and in summer it hardly leaves at all.

There are two bedroom suites, each with its own bathroom and ANGAN bath products. Master bedroom has a 180 x 200 bed, and the other has two twin beds of 90 x 200.

Three terraces surround the apartment, so there’s always somewhere to sit out, whichever way the light or the wind is coming from. Take your coffee out in the morning, or a blanket and a glass of something on a clear winter night when the northern lights might appear.

The apartment has a private parking space in a basement garage and easily accessible with no steps and the elevator will bring you straight up to the penthouse.

Guest access
The whole apartment is yours for your stay, including all three terraces. Nothing is shared with other guests.

Check-in is self check-in from 15:00, so you can arrive in your own time. We’ll send everything you need to get in before your arrival. Check-out is at 11:00.

We are available every day for recommendations, reservations or anything else that would make your stay easier.

Other things to note
The Horizon welcomes up to four guests, with a minimum stay of two nights.

The terraces face the ocean and Icelandic weather can change quickly, so wind can pick up without much warning. Please take care outside, especially in winter.

Tap water in Reykjavík is some of the purest in the world, so there’s no need to buy bottled water. The hot water comes straight from geothermal sources and can have a faint scent of sulphur, which is completely natural.

Northern lights season runs roughly from September to April. Clear skies are never guaranteed, but on a good night you may see them right from the terrace.