We absolutely loved these pools and ended up visiting twice, on two consecutive days. The design of the baths is great and being able to cool off in the lake was really nice. Everywhere was really clean and the changing/ showering facilities were excellent. One of the best hot pools that we visited on a three week trip. The sort of place where you can easily lose a few hours.

We had booked a lunch time slot and it was really quiet - 8 other people there. Chap on reception desk was very polite and welcoming, explained everything to us and was very helpful. Changing rooms were clean, signs indicating what you need to do before getting into bath area. No coins needed, automated wristband for lockers. Private changing rooms and showers are quite private too. The first pool you enter from changing room is very slippery under foot. The second pool was slightly better. Did not find the experience relaxing or as I had anticipated it, the water did not feel particularly warm - a tepid bath if that (all of them). The algae on the floor just made my skin crawl and gave the impression the water was overall not that clean. Says it’s clean enough to drink but I would have to reconsider that one in my opinion. I left after 50 minutes for some of the reasons above but also the snow & water was reflecting the sun so my skin started to burn without any cover. (Very fair skinned) Something to consider if you are too. I appreciate that others love it but this experience just made my skin feel a bit slimy. Not one I’d go back to. Also can imagine it would be an absolute nightmare in peak season which hadn’t previously crossed my mind on other experiences or adventures around the country.

This is a lovely place on the banks of the lake. There are 3 pools, the least hot has the walk up bar. The 2 warmer pools float on the lake. The hottest pool, the furthest away is just lovely after a day of sight seeing, and in my case, horse riding. Add a glass of prosecco and it it bliss. Relax, take in the views. When it is time for a cold plunge, just jump in the lake for a swim, unique and fun. Marvellous, it doesn't get a lot better than this.

The place is beautiful, but we unfortunately had a bad experience with the personnel. There was a misunderstanding with our tickets and included drinks. The personnel was not very welcoming, and handled the situation in a poor way. The whole thing left us with a bad feeling, unfortunately, and I would not come back here.

Beautiful location on and in the lake. We enjoyed it so much, we went again the next day. If your in the east, a must see!

Neat place with beautiful views (like everywhere in Iceland!). I thought the baths were supposed to be of different temperatures, but they all felt the same. Locker rooms clean. Drinks served at the swim-up bar were great, especially the drinks from Lemon (local drink store). The hot tea at the end for included with your ticket was a nice touch. Overall, really expensive, more so than many of the other hot baths I visited in Iceland. Recommended, but pricey!

Spent an evening just lounging and soaking in the Vok Baths. The layout of the place is just amazing, but the water really needs to be warmer. Even the warmest pool, I'd rate as cool.

Great facility and building. Stunning setting. The hot pools are along a glacier-fed river, so you can dip in the frigid water (or just dangle your hand!!!) and get back into the hot water. Serene setting. Loved it.

we are fond ot he hotpots in Iceland and try as many as we can. the location of the Vök pots in the lake is really great.

This has made the list of top 10 things I've done in my life. We were there on a stormy day and the lake was very rough. There are 2 hot pools right on the lake but you have to walk to them. Sitting at the edge, watching the fierce lake, was awesome. At some point I went into the lake, very cold but doable in September, then quickly climbed out and back into the hot tub. When we were there it wasn't too crowded and it was around dusk.

The place is in a beautiful location, however the packages they offer were not honoured, no herbal tea due to Corona...how is that true when the restaurant is working almost as normal. Biggest issue for me was that the bathrooms were filthy. We stayed there for over 2 hours and not once anyone cleaned the change rooms or the bathrooms. Pity because it is a beautiful place on great location.

We were lucky and had great weather when we went. But we LOVED this place, very clean, very funky with a swim up bar. And a lovely little place to eat inside with food made from local farmers . I might move to Egilsstaðir, I love it that much.

The pools are directly on the lake, where you can go for a cold dip in between the warm. It is beautiful. Also very popular, but definitely worth a visit. Good soup buffet. I would love to come here again someday.

A very nice environment and design. Friendly personel. Nice soup buffet at the café. We will definetly visit again. Very nice to have the warm pools in the lake.

O vestiário é mais equipado do que o bath do Lake Myvatn, mas eles permitem a entrada de crianças de todas as idades. Embora os usuários sejam apresentados à uma cartilha de regras, as crianças gritam, pulam, nadam, incomodando os demais. Se voce procura relaxar, este não é o lugar. The changing room is better equipped than Lake Myvatn's bath, but they allow children of all ages to enter. Although users are introduced to a rule booklet, children scream, jump, swim, bothering others. If you are looking to relax, this is not the place.