Welcome to Aldan Hotel & Restaurant
Seyðisfjörður - cultural capital of East Iceland
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Bankinn - Hotel by Aldan
Where modern comfort and historic grandeur meet. Originally built as one of Iceland’s most luxurious hotels and restaurant in 1898 and decades later, it housed the national Sailors-bank and Landsbankinn, for almost a century.
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Dúlluhús - Apartments by Aldan
Dúlluhús; built in 1883, was originally build as the school for the fast-growing municipality; Seyðisfjörður. More than a century later, it was the home of Dúlla, a wonderful and important woman for the society of Seyðisfjörður.
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Snæfell - Hotel by Aldan
Snæfell, a three-story wooden house built in 1908 situated by the opening the river Fjarðará, in the centre of Seyðisfjörður. The house early the center of musicians in town, and later it became the local post office and in 1943 it was turned into a hotel.
Aldan Restaurant
At Aldan Restaurant, we’re proud to continue working closely with local producers, bringing you a menu built around fresh, locally sourced, and sustainable ingredients. Expect a blend of Nordic and European flavours, prepared with a modern, creative touch.
Norð Austur - Sushi & Bar
Local fish, Japanese tradition. Selected as Iceland's #3 restaurant by The White Guide, Norð-Austur offers mouthwatering maki-rolls, "Japanese Tapas", and colourful cocktails.
Norð Austur Sushi & Bar is currently closed for the season, but we reopen in June 2026, and reservations for the summer season are now open! We can’t wait to welcome you back for another season of fresh sushi, cocktails, and unforgettable evenings by the fjord.
Free Wi-Fi
Mountain/Sea View
Towels included
Breakfast Available
Free Parking
Pillow Options
The idea - where modern comfort and historic grandeur meet.
At the turn of last century, it became obvious that more accommodation was needed in Seyðisfjörður to welcome the increasing number of tourists visiting the town. Plans were made for a new modern hotel on the outskirts of the village. A group of local women came up with a better idea. Why not use the grandiose historical buildings that stood empty and out of function. People in town had different opinions about the idea. Then Sigurjón Sighvatsson, Hollywood producer, joined the strong female force, helping to bring the concept of one hotel spread across multiple historical houses to life.