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After being forced to cut our trip short, from 5 days to 1, due to the pending travel ban, we (family of 5 with 3 teenagers) were fortunate to make a quick stop at Laugardalslaug on our way back to the airport. As others have mentioned, very local feeling, and we had the sense that we were the only tourists there. Mid-morning, it was not crowded at all, and the staff was very helpful in getting us set up with towels, instructions, etc. Spent time in the bigger pools, as well as the hot tubs (where more people seemed to congregate). While it's no Blue Lagoon, the cost for all of us was less than one BG entrance. So glad we stopped, as it made a nice end to an extremely truncated trip to Iceland.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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This large swimming complex is great for a swim or to relax in the hot pools (38-44 degrees) - there's a cold one too but I gave that a miss. Wonderful experience to be outdoors in minus air temperatures while lying in a geothermal pool. Went on a weekday afternoon in February and it was very quiet. Price is equivalent to about US$7-8 for unlimited time.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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If you are expecting the blue lagoon and a chance to up your likes on Instagram then this pool isn't for you. It's simply a swimming pool with hot pools and a chance to see where the locals go. Laugardalslaug is unpretentious and down to earth, we really enjoyed it and even with the snow everything was open but not too full of people. …
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Date of experience: February 2020
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We visited twice during our visit to Iceland. An interesting place, the pools and hot tubs are outside. The first evening we visited it was snowing so was a unique experience sitting in 40 degree hot tub with snow on the ground. We noticed this was mostly used by locals, it's part of their culture. At about £6 each it's well worth a visit.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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It's the most popular swimming pool in Iceland, so it's most of the time quite crowded (over the summer time). It's also popular in the winter time but much less though, understandably. It's got a big nice kids area on land and in the pool. 4 hot tubs if I remember correctly and one Ocean tub and one Cold tub.…
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Date of experience: May 2019
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