Mossbauer absorption spectra have been recorded for powder and single-crystal samples of the antiferromagnetic compound K2FeCl5.H2O over the temperature range 1.3-293 K and also at 4.2 K in applied magnetic fields up to 10 T. Details of the electrostatic hyperfine interaction have been deduced from the paramagnetic spectra. In the antiferromagnetic phase the spectra show the Fe spins to be aligned along the crystal a axis. An external field of 3.2 T reoriented the spins to the c axis. The observed spin reorientation phase transition was found to be very sharp, characteristic of a pure antiferromagnet. Comparisons are made with a recent study of (NH4)2FeCl5.H2O.