Deplar Farm : hôtel de luxe au cœur de la nature islandaise
Situé en Islande, à Ólafsfjörður, Deplar Farm a été ouvert en 2013 par Chad Pike, un ancien dirigeant de Blackstone passionné par le ski et la pêche. Ce lieu unique, anciennement une ferme à moutons, s’est transformé en un hôtel de luxe alliant tradition et modernité, niché dans la vallée isolée du Troll Peninsula. Son histoire riche et son emplacement exceptionnel en font une destination prisée pour les voyageurs en quête d’authenticité et d’aventure.
L’établissement se distingue par ses services haut de gamme, notamment des activités de ski hors-piste, heli-skiing, fly-fishing, ainsi que des expériences de bien-être avec spa, sauna géothermique et piscines intérieures et extérieures. Les 32 suites offrent un confort absolu avec des vues imprenables sur la nature sauvage environnante, souvent enneigée ou illuminée par les aurores boréales. Deplar Farm est une véritable oasis pour les amateurs de luxe, de nature et de sports d’hiver.
L’ambiance y est à la fois chaleureuse et sophistiquée, avec un décor mêlant bois sombre, toits en herbe et grandes fenêtres panoramiques. L’atmosphère décontractée et conviviale invite à la détente, tout en conservant une touche d’élégance. L’intérieur, cosy et moderne, contraste avec le paysage sauvage, créant un lieu où le luxe rencontre la nature dans un cadre exceptionnel, idéal pour un séjour inoubliable en Islande.
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"Deplar Farm, een voormalige schapenboerderij in een vallei in Ólafsfjörður, ver weg van Route 1, heeft twee helipads in de aanbieding. Want dit is de beste plek in IJsland om te (heli)skiën: honderd procent off-piste en dus voor gevorderden only. Maar evengoed kun je hier walvissen gadeslaan. Of aan ‘fat bikingʼ of ‘astro touringʼ doen. Voor wie opteert voor minder avontuurlijk, is er een spa, een geothermisch binnen- en buitenzwembad en natuurlijk een sauna. Logeren doe je in een van de dertien suites, die allemaal uitkijken op het immense landschap, vaak besneeuwd of betoverd door het noorderlicht. De matzwarte houten huizen met hun groene daken fluisteren traditie, terwijl de brede, hoge ramen een hedendaags, weids uitzicht over de vallei afdwingen"
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"Deplar Farm – Iceland Some places defy, or maybe transcend, the whole notion of what a hotel is. Deplar—a turf-roofed former farm on northern Iceland’s Troll Peninsula, where sheep outnumber people—is one of those. It lingers in the memory as a series of sensations: the shuddering tingle of the icy plunge pool after meditation in a 200-degree sauna; the sight of ephemeral sea spray against the pinkish morning light on a silent sea-kayak trip among the seals; the shimmering, blissful half-sleep of a sound bath, in a small candlelit room. This all might sound a touch woo-woo, but Deplar Farm—like its parent company, Eleven, owned by the skiing- and fishing-obsessed former Blackstone executive Chad Pike—is anything but. Though it almost looks like just another black timber farmstead on the drive up the valley, the 32-guest lodge is a lair of pure-grade hedonism. Everywhere there are tactile invitations to play, like a shuffleboard table in a cozy alcove, with its hidden game consoles and movie projector. Grown-up comfort music—think Fleetwood Mac—plays gently at all times, creating an atmosphere where frazzled bigwigs can rediscover their inner children, aided by privacy and limit-pushing adventures, from heli-skiing in the surrounding mountains to fly-fishing for char in nearby Lake Miklavatn. At times, the luxury borders on the comical: like wafting from the indoor hot bath to the steaming outdoor one, when one of the team appears in the sunken swim-up bar, wondering if we’d like the same negronis as last night. The staff seem to be having a blast too. We are on horseback when Beda Mörgeli, a Swiss-born adventure guide, tells me, unprompted but very convincingly, “Fuck, I love my job.” My partner and I stop asking who has stayed here (a winking “No comment”) and how rich or demanding they were, and give into the power of the place. We drive away on the single-track road the same as they probably all do: like happy goose-bumped children, made small and fresh again by the cold, silent valley. From $3,385. —Toby Skinner"
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"Some places defy, or maybe transcend, the whole notion of what a hotel is. Deplar – a turf-roofed former farm on northern Iceland’s Troll Peninsula, where sheep outnumber people – is one of those. It lingers in the memory as a series of sensations: the shuddering tingle of the icy plunge pool after meditation in a 200-degree sauna; the sight of ephemeral sea spray against the pinkish morning light on a silent sea-kayak trip among the seals; the shimmering, blissful half-sleep of a sound bath, in a small candlelit room. This all might sound a touch woo-woo, but Deplar Farm – like its parent company, Eleven, owned by the skiing- and fishing-obsessed former Blackstone executive Chad Pike – is anything but. Though it almost looks like just another black timber farmstead on the drive up the valley, the 32-guest lodge is a lair of pure-grade hedonism. Everywhere there are tactile invitations to play, like a shuffleboard table in a cosy alcove, with its hidden game consoles and movie projector. Grown-up comfort music – think Fleetwood Mac – plays gently at all times, creating an atmosphere where frazzled bigwigs can rediscover their inner children, aided by privacy and limit-pushing adventures, from heli-skiing in the surrounding mountains to fly-fishing for char in nearby Lake Miklavatn. At times, the luxury borders on the comical: like wafting from the indoor hot bath to the steaming outdoor one, when one of the team appears in the sunken swim-up bar, wondering if we’d like the same negronis as last night. The staff seem to be having a blast too. We are on horseback when Beda Mörgeli, a Swiss-born adventure guide, tells me, unprompted but very convincingly, “Fuck, I love my job.” My partner and I stop asking who has stayed here (a winking “No comment”) and how rich or demanding they were, and give into the power of the place. We drive away on the single-track road the same as they probably all do: like happy goose-bumped children, made small and fresh again by the cold, silent valley. "
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"Some places defy, or maybe transcend, the whole notion of what a hotel is. Deplar—a turf-roofed former farm on northern Iceland’s Troll Peninsula, where sheep outnumber people—is one of those. It lingers in the memory as a series of sensations: the shuddering tingle of the icy plunge pool after meditation in a 200-degree sauna; the sight of ephemeral sea spray against the pinkish morning light on a silent sea-kayak trip among the seals; the shimmering, blissful half-sleep of a sound bath, in a small candlelit room. This all might sound a touch woo-woo, but Deplar Farm—like its parent company, Eleven, owned by the skiing- and fishing-obsessed former Blackstone executive Chad Pike—is anything but. Though it almost looks like just another black timber farmstead on the drive up the valley, the 32-guest lodge is a lair of pure-grade hedonism. Everywhere there are tactile invitations to play, like a shuffleboard table in a cozy alcove, with its hidden game consoles and movie projector. Grown-up comfort music—think Fleetwood Mac—plays gently at all times, creating an atmosphere where frazzled bigwigs can rediscover their inner children, aided by privacy and limit-pushing adventures, from heli-skiing in the surrounding mountains to fly-fishing for char in nearby Lake Miklavatn. At times, the luxury borders on the comical: like wafting from the indoor hot bath to the steaming outdoor one, when one of the team appears in the sunken swim-up bar, wondering if we’d like the same negronis as last night. The staff seem to be having a blast too. We are on horseback when Beda Mörgeli, a Swiss-born adventure guide, tells me, unprompted but very convincingly, “Fuck, I love my job.” My partner and I stop asking who has stayed here (a winking “No comment”) and how rich or demanding they were, and give into the power of the place. We drive away on the single-track road the same as they probably all do: like happy goose-bumped children, made small and fresh again by the cold, silent valley. From $3,385. "
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"Islande, 13 Ch around nowhere"
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"An Eleven Experience Lodge / Converted sheep farm that can hardly be more off-the-grid / Ideal for sea kayaking, skying and viewing Aurora Borealis / From £650pn / Heli-ski"
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"Deplar Farm, Troll peninsula - Outdoor geothermal swimming pool"
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"Set on an 18th-century sheep farm in Fljot Valley on northern Iceland's mountainous Troll Penin-sula, Deplar Farm is a luxury. lifestyle outpost with 13 suites offering a unique gateway for nature lovers. The old farm sign still stands at its entrance and, although fully con-verted, the farmhouse maintains much of its humble character. From a distance, the picture-perfect building stands timeless, resistant to modernity. Surrounded by towering, snow-dusted mountains and emerald-green pastures, the Deplar Farm was acquired by Eleven Experience, along with several thousand acres of adjoining land. In renovating the building, they drew on local sources for materials and services, which include natural stone from nearby rivers and geothermal energy. An elongated grass-covered roof runs the length of the dark timber PENINSULA CELAND building, helping it blend into the natural landscape and a geo. thermally heated indoor-outdoor pool crases boundaries between lodge and valley. Once inside, floor-to-ceiling windows maxi mize the views of the surrounding OD» peaks. Not too far away, Deplar Farma also owas two ble cabins along the Hölkna River in which guests can Ala: overnight even deeper into the pristine wilderness. At the root of Eleven Experience's philosophy is ins was cral ale. гот ited nber the desire to help people get "off the beaten track," and to experience some of the world's most beautiful landscapes. "We scour the globe for destinations relativels unknown, with a strong connection 10 both community and landseape," explains American owner Chad Pike. The firm's aim is also to empower local communities through direct charitable activities, environmental outreach, and education. "
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"Lodge de luxe, retraite, aventures plein air "
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"A luxury lodge in the heart of nature. Amazing locavore cuisine. "
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"Lodge de luxe, retraite, aventures plein air "
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"Reco milk et Air France. Nature aventure et découverte gastronomique. "
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"Ancienne grange dans la vallée de Fljot. 10 chambres, cuisine locavore (approvisionnement dans les fermes alentours). piscine extérieure et spa."
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"A luxury lodge in the heart of nature. Amazing locavore cuisine. "
@melissalargent