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| Cheapest month: | May |
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| Most expensive month: | June |
| Average price in Iceland: | $228/night |
| Cheapest price found: | $24/night |
| Cheapest day: | Sunday |
| Most expensive day: | Wednesday |
$126 - $329
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.$126 - $295
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.Top Rated Iceland hotels
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Höfn Guesthouse
Hafnarbraut 21, Vatnajokull, Hofn, Iceland
Show on map0.2 km from city centre, Hofn, Iceland
Hofn Guesthouse is situated in Hofn and is close to the area's popular attractions. Guests can also enjoy free wireless internet.
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Black Beach Suites
Vik I Myrdal, Vik, Iceland
Show on map3.4 km from city centre, Vik, Iceland
Located within the scenic countryside of Vik, Black Beach Suites offers comfortable accommodation and a wide range of facilities, including snow sports, a concierge and free Wi-Fi. It also provides a terrace.
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Hotel Skaftafell
Skaftafelli 2, Fagurholsmyri, Iceland
Show on map16.8 km from city centre, Fagurholsmyri, Iceland
This comfortable hotel in Oreafi offers complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as luggage storage and a 24-hour reception. It also provides a designated smoking area.
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Guesthouse Sunna
Þorsgata 26, Reykjavik, Iceland
Show on map0.8 km from city centre, Reykjavik, Iceland
Conveniently situated, Guesthouse Sunna offers easy access to Reykjavik's best hot spots. It features comfortable rooms with an en suite bathroom and a kitchenette.
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Kvosin Downtown Hotel
Kirkjutorg 4, Reykjavik, Iceland
Show on map0.1 km from city centre, Reykjavik, Iceland
Conveniently located, Kvosin Downtown Hotel offers easy access to Reykjavik's best tourist attractions. It is ideally close to Reykjavik Airport, which is a 10-minute drive away.
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Guesthouse Andrea
Njardargata 43, Reykjavik, Iceland
Show on map0.8 km from city centre, Reykjavik, Iceland
Set in the heart of the city, Guesthouse Andrea provides easy access to Reykjavik's popular shopping and sightseeing areas. It is ideally close to Reykjavik Airport, which is a 10-minute drive away.
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Thingholt by Center Hotels
Thingholtsstraeti 3-5, Reykjavik, Iceland
Show on map0.3 km from city centre, Reykjavik, Iceland
Strategically located in the heart of the city, this 4-star hotel makes for an excellent base in Reykjavik. It also features a sauna and a Jacuzzi.
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Seljavellir Guesthouse
Seljavellir, Vatnajokull, Hofn, Iceland
Show on map5.6 km from city centre, Hofn, Iceland
Seljavellir Guesthouse is located in Hofn and offers free Wi-Fi. It also provides a tour desk, a designated smoking area and a car rental desk.
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Show all 3,093 hotelsBus Hostel Reykjavik
Skogarhlid 10, Reykjavik, Iceland
Show on map1.8 km from city centre,
This comfortable hostel in Reykjavik offers complimentary wireless internet, as well as a 24-hour reception and a concierge. It is conveniently close to Reykjavik Airport, which is a 10-minute drive away.
$42
Avg. per night
Dalur - Hi Hostel
Sundlaugavegur 34, Reykjavik, Iceland
Show on map3.2 km from city centre,
Opened in 1930, Reykjavik City HI Hostel is situated in Reykjavik and provides a playground, bicycle rental and a 24-hour reception. There is also a fitness centre with a swimming pool.
$45
Avg. per night
Kex Hostel
28 Skúlagata, Reykjavik, Iceland
Show on map1.1 km from city centre,
Conveniently positioned, Kex Hostel offers easy access to Reykjavik's best sightseeing areas. It provides free wireless internet, a bar and is moments from The Sun Voyager.
$50
Avg. per night
Höfn Hostel
Hvannabraut 3-5, Hofn, Iceland
Show on map0.9 km from city centre,
Hofn Hostel is located in Hofn and provides guests with free Wi-Fi. It also provides a swimming pool, a terrace and laundry facilities.
$50
Avg. per night
Hostel B47
Baronsstigur 47, Reykjavik, Iceland
Show on map1.1 km from city centre,
Only two minutes from Sundhollin, Hostel B47 is set in the heart of Reykjavik. It offers rooms with complimentary Wi-Fi and views over the garden.
$56
Avg. per night
Galaxy Pod Hostel
Laugavegur 170, Reykjavik, Iceland
Show on map2.0 km from city centre,
Galaxy Pod Hostel is situated in Reykjavik and features complimentary Wi-Fi. It is conveniently positioned for those wanting to discover the area's attractions.
$64
Avg. per night
Reykjavik Hostel Village
Flokagata 1, Reykjavik, Iceland
Show on map1.4 km from city centre,
Conveniently located, Reykjavik Hostel Village offers easy access to Reykjavik's main sightseeing areas. It is a short drive from University of Iceland and has free public parking on site.
$65
Avg. per night
Loft - Hi Hostel
Bankastræti 7, Reykjavik, Iceland
Show on map0.4 km from city centre,
Centrally located, Loft - HI Hostel offers easy access to Reykjavik's popular tourist and retail hot spots. It is located a 10-minute drive from Reykjavik Airport and an airport transfer is available for guests.
$70
Avg. per night
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About Iceland
Things to do
Over the past few years, Reykjavik has emerged as one of the hippest cities in Europe. The Icelandic capital enchants visitors with its walkable neighbourhoods filled with trendy cafes, bars and galleries. Stop by the Saga Museum to learn about the country’s Viking heritage. The Icelandic Punk Museum charts the legacy of artists such as Bjork and Sigur Ros.
With a footprint of more than 14,100 square kilometres, Vatnajökull National Park occupies around 14% of the country. Within the park, you can discover shimmering glaciers, tumbling waterfalls and ancient volcanic craters. Visitor centres are dotted throughout the park and are great for picking up maps, planning hikes and finding out more about local attractions.
Watching the Northern Lights dance in the sky is an unforgettable experience. The season runs from August to April, though it’s also possible to see the phenomenon in March and September. From remote destinations like Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon to guided tours departing from Reykjavik, there are plenty of opportunities to see the Northern Lights in Iceland.
The harsh climate and remote setting have played an important role in shaping Icelandic cuisine. Traditional dishes like “hakarl” fermented shark will challenge even the most adventurous eaters. “Pylsur” Icelandic hot dogs topped with tomato sauce, mustard and raw onions are a great on-the-go snack.
Sate your appetite for adventure with exhilarating snowmobile tours on the Langjökull glacier and pony treks through the picturesque Icelandic countryside. Dog-sledding tours take you out into the wilderness. After your ride is over, be sure to snap photographs with your team of Siberian and Greenlandic huskies.
Getting around
Reykjavik is pedestrian-friendly and easy to get around on foot. Keflavík International Airport is a 45-minute drive from the city centre. Rental cars offer the freedom to explore Iceland at your own pace.
Iceland travel FAQs
Iceland offers jaw-dropping scenery, cosmopolitan cities and a fascinating Viking heritage. The Nordic island country is rugged and remote, with a landscape shaped by glaciers, rivers, volcanoes and tectonic plates.
Things to do in Iceland
Over the past few years, Reykjavik has emerged as one of the hippest cities in Europe. The Icelandic capital enchants visitors with its walkable neighbourhoods filled with trendy cafes, bars and galleries. Stop by the Saga Museum to learn about the country’s Viking heritage. The Icelandic Punk Museum charts the legacy of artists such as Bjork and Sigur Ros.
With a footprint of more than 14,100 square kilometres, Vatnajökull National Park occupies around 14% of the country. Within the park, you can discover shimmering glaciers, tumbling waterfalls and ancient volcanic craters. Visitor centres are dotted throughout the park and are great for picking up maps, planning hikes and finding out more about local attractions.
Watching the Northern Lights dance in the sky is an unforgettable experience. The season runs from August to April, though it’s also possible to see the phenomenon in March and September. From remote destinations like Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon to guided tours departing from Reykjavik, there are plenty of opportunities to see the Northern Lights in Iceland.
The harsh climate and remote setting have played an important role in shaping Icelandic cuisine. Traditional dishes like “hakarl” fermented shark will challenge even the most adventurous eaters. “Pylsur” Icelandic hot dogs topped with tomato sauce, mustard and raw onions are a great on-the-go snack.
Sate your appetite for adventure with exhilarating snowmobile tours on the Langjökull glacier and pony treks through the picturesque Icelandic countryside. Dog-sledding tours take you out into the wilderness. After your ride is over, be sure to snap photographs with your team of Siberian and Greenlandic huskies.
Getting around Iceland
Reykjavik is pedestrian-friendly and easy to get around on foot. Keflavík International Airport is a 45-minute drive from the city centre. Rental cars offer the freedom to explore Iceland at your own pace.
Where is the best place to stay in Iceland?
You can find several places worth visiting in Iceland. Reykjavik, Laugarvatn, and Keflavik are some of the most popular amongst our users.
What are the best hotels in Iceland?
Iceland is home to many highly-rated hotels, one of which is Fosshotel Reykjavik, which has a current rating of 8.8. For other potential stays, consider Airport Hotel Aurora Star and Lækjarhus Farm Holidays, which can also be great places to stay in Iceland.