MEETINGS & CONFERENCES

Hljómahöll offers excellent facilities for meetings and conferences. The building is equipped with a fully integrated audio and video system, allowing sound and image to be transmitted to every hall from any location. All necessary equipment for conferences and meetings is available, including projectors, screens, computers, microphones (wired or wireless), wireless presenters, and more.


The halls suitable for conferences and meetings are Berg and Stapi. The classrooms of the Reykjanesbær Music School can also be used when hosting larger conferences.


Hljómahöll additionally provides banquet services that emphasize professional and personalized service.


STAPI

The historic community hall Stapi is the largest venue in Hljómahöll and offers a wide range of possibilities for events.


The hall can accommodate up to 800 guests for concerts, including 700 standing on the main floor and 100 seated in the balcony. For dance events, the capacity increases to 897 guests by extending the hall and opening into the Merkines hall. Stapi also offers 445 seats in a theatre setup, with just over 100 of these located in the balcony. For seated dining, the hall can accommodate up to 450 guests, with the space extended into the Merkines hall to increase capacity.


Stapi is therefore ideal for large gatherings, whether meetings, conferences, concerts, corporate events, or celebrations, offering flexible options and excellent facilities for guests.

  • Technical specifications

    Sound system: L'Acoustics KIVA


    Projector: NEC PX803UL 8000 lm


    Screen: 8 m (width) x 6 m (height)


    Stage size: 12 m (width) x 8 m (depth)


    Ceiling height (hall): 6 m


    Ceiling height (stage): 5 m

  • Maximum capacity

    Maximum concert capacity: 800 (700 standing and 100 balcony seats)


    Maximum dance event capacity: 897


    Maximum theatre-style capacity: 457 (357 on the main floor and 100 balcony seats)


    Maximum seated dining capacity: 450

Photo gallery from Stapi

BERG

The hall Berg is named after Hólmsberg in Keflavík, commonly referred to simply as “Bergið.”


Berg is ideal for concerts, meetings, and conferences. The hall is equipped with a high-quality and powerful sound system, a projector, and a screen. It offers 127 seats arranged on benches in seven tiered rows. The chairs, called Magni, are exceptionally comfortable and were designed by the architect Valdimar Harðarson.


  • Technical specifications

    Hall size: 9.3 m x 16 m


    Ceiling height: 6 m


    Stage size: 9.3 m (width) x 5 m (depth)


    Projector: NEC PA703UL 7000 lm


    Screen: 5 x 5 metres


    Sound system: JBL VRX900 Series

  • Maximum capacity

    Number of seats: 127

Photo gallery from Berg

Meetings and Conferences at Hljómahöll

SELECTED REVIEWS

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“I have spoken and worked with technical crews all over the world for many years, and I have never received service as seamless and impressive as that of the Hljómahöll technicians.”


- Magnús Scheving, Lazy Town

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“We gathered as a group of 85 people in Hljómahöll for a work day. We would all like to thank you for a wonderful and memorable day. Hljómahöll is a cozy and impressive venue, perfectly suited to welcoming large groups, and the place exceeded our expectations by far. It was delightful to enjoy breakfast in the morning, have lunch after the lecture, and later receive a banquet-style dinner in the evening after a walk around town. The food was first-class in a warm and pleasant environment. We look forward to coming back.”

- Ósk Laufdal, Actavis

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“I would like to extend my sincere thanks for the excellent facilities and the exceptionally smooth and attentive service, both in technical matters and catering, at the STS conference. The warm and pleasant attitude of the rest of the Hljómahöll staff only added to the experience. I know that the conference guests left extremely pleased with all aspects of the venue, which were entirely professional, as well as with everything that delighted the eye in this beautiful building.”

- Haraldur Árni Haraldsson, Principal of the Reykjanesbær Music School

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Exterior of Hljómahöll and the Icelandic Museum of Rock ‘n’ Roll with sign and pathway in foreground.