Hotels in Iceland

A hotel at Flúðir, a village in the Golden Circle area of South Iceland known for its geothermal activity.

Hali is a hotel close to the glacier lagoon or about 20 minutes driving. It has a couple of buildings and cottages. There’s a nice restaurants on site and a talking stone in front of it.

Grandi by Center Hotels sits on the Old Harbour waterfront in central Reykjavik, offering views across the bay toward Eyjafjallajökull and the surrounding coastline. The hotel occupies a converted warehouse space that reflects the area's maritime heritage while providing modern comfort, and its location puts you within walking distance of restaurants, shops, and the city's main attractions. It's a practical base for exploring Reykjavik on foot, with easy access to the harbor where whale-watching and boat tours depart.

Hotel Viking is a Viking-themed hotel on the harbour in Hafnarfjörður, about 10 km south of Reykjavík, at the heart of the Viking Village complex. Rooms mix modern comfort with Viking and West Nordic décor, and the lobby displays art from Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands. Guests get free breakfast, parking, WiFi, a geothermal hot tub and sauna, plus the famous Fjörukráin restaurant, where Viking feasts come with singing Valkyries and Vikings. The old town, Hafnarborg art centre and Hellisgerði lava park are a short walk away

A café and guesthouse in Stykkishólmur, a harbour town on the Snæfellsnes peninsula in West Iceland, at Hafnargata 4 near the waterfront — a base for exploring the peninsula and Breiðafjörður bay. Sjávarborg offers a range of rooms — single, twin, double (some with an ocean view) and family rooms sleeping four or six, one with a private WC — all with spring mattresses and linen provided. Shared facilities include a living room, a dining area and a well-equipped kitchen, plus a washing machine and dryer for a fee, and there is an on-site café.

A hotel in central Reykjavík, near the Old Harbour and the Harpa Concert Hall. The Reykjavik EDITION operates under the EDITION hotel brand.

A hotel in the centre of Dalvík, a fishing village in North Iceland close to the Arctic Circle. Everything in the small town is within walking distance. Hótel Dalvík offers guest rooms and on-site facilities, with a relaxed atmosphere. Its central position makes it a convenient base for activities in and around Dalvík and the surrounding North Iceland coastline.

A boutique design hotel in downtown Reykjavík, set in a former office building on a busy central corner. It takes its name from the city-centre postal code, 101, and has been a member of Design Hotels. Rooms range from double rooms up to junior suites, corner suites, balcony suites and an apartment suite, with minimalist interiors. On-site facilities include a bar and restaurant with a high glass-ceilinged lounge, a spa with sauna, steam bath and jacuzzi, and a gym. The hotel also displays a curated collection of artwork by local artists throughout the building.

A hotel with a separate hot-springs lodge annexe in a geothermal area of Iceland. Standard rooms are at the main hotel; the larger lodges are run by the hotel, with check-in and keys collected at the hotel lobby. The Greenhouse Hotel offers standard double, twin, family and suite rooms of roughly 20–34 m², each with a private bathroom, walk-in shower, hairdryer and free toiletries; the twin, family and suite rooms are soundproofed, and the suite has a separate living room and bedroom. The adjoining Hot Springs Lodges are 57 m² units sleeping up to six, with a queen bed, a sofa bed and twin beds.

A hotel in Eskifjörður, a coastal town in the Eastfjords of Iceland.

A quiet, comfortable countryside hotel at Vogar in Iceland, offering a peaceful rural setting. It caters to travellers looking for a calm base. Hotel Vogar provides guest accommodations and offers information and educational tours for visitors. The property emphasises peace and quiet, with maps and directions provided for exploring the surrounding area.

A family-run collection of four self-catering suites on Freyjugata in central Reykjavík, on a quiet residential street directly behind Hallgrímskirkja — about a 90-second walk from the church tower. Open since 2015. Each suite is a self-contained home with its own kitchen and living space rather than a hotel room. The Loft Suite (for two) is a top-floor space with skylights, a queen bed and a kitchenette; the Garden Suite (for four) has a queen and two twins opening onto a private walled garden; and the Superior and Balcony Suites each sleep eight across three queen rooms and two singles, with a full kitchen and dining area — the Balcony Suite adding a private balcony facing Hallgrímskirkja. Laugavegur, the Harpa concert hall and the Sundhöllin geothermal pool are all within a short walk, with 24/7 guest support.

A farm hotel at Efstidalur in South Iceland, on a working farm in the Golden Circle area near Laugarvatn. Its rural setting connects guests to farm life. Efstidalur Farm Hotel offers rooms on the farm, which is also known for its dairy and ice cream. Its location makes it a base for exploring the Golden Circle sights of Þingvellir, Geysir and Gullfoss.

A modern Nordic-style hotel in Hvolsvöllur on Iceland's south coast, set just off the Ring Road (Route 1). It is a convenient base for exploring the South Coast and Golden Circle. Hótel Lóa offers 66 rooms in standard, superior and suite categories, all with contemporary interiors inspired by nature. Reception is staffed 24/7, and there is an on-site restaurant serving locally inspired dishes plus a bar with a daily happy hour. A breakfast buffet is available each morning.

A family-owned bed-and-breakfast guesthouse in central Reykjavík, a short walk from the Flybus stop and the city's coach and bus terminals. It has operated since 1992 in a historic house that once held a fish shop, bakery and beauty salon. Snorri's Guesthouse offers a range of rooms — basic single and double rooms, fully equipped singles and doubles with a private bathroom (TV, fridge, hairdryer and coffee facilities), and family rooms with a sofa. Shared facilities include a breakfast buffet served overlooking the garden, free WiFi, and access to a washing machine and dryer. Reception can book day tours, and the National Museum, Harpa concert hall and a swimming pool across the street are all nearby.

A guesthouse of self-catering cottages at Brú, near Hvolsvöllur on Iceland's south coast, with mountain views from each unit — a base for exploring the region. Brú Guesthouse has three individual cottages, all non-smoking, each with a private bathroom, a kitchenette (stovetop, fridge, microwave and kitchenware), a terrace, a smart TV, a coffee maker and a hairdryer. The Standard cottage (25 m²) is a single room sleeping up to four; the Superior cottage (37 m²) adds a separate bedroom and living room, also sleeping four; and the Superior Double (37 m²) is a larger room for two.

A hotel in central Reykjavík, occupying a building associated with the year 1919. Radisson Blu 1919 Hotel operates under the Radisson Blu brand.

A hotel in central Reykjavík. Hotel Borg is part of Keahotels, one of the largest hotel groups in Iceland, which operates ten hotels providing over 800 rooms in total.

A hotel at Hallormsstaður in East Iceland, beside Iceland's largest forest and near Lake Lagarfljót.

A seaside guesthouse in the old part of Blönduós, a village on Route 1 in Northwest Iceland, about 243 km (roughly a 3-hour drive) north of Reykjavík. Open since 2016, it looks out across the North Atlantic toward the Westfjords. Brimslóð Atelier has two buildings: a historic villa from 1882 with 6 suites that have private bathrooms, and the Atelier house with 3 double rooms and a family room sharing two bathrooms. Rooms are individually decorated and include linen and towels. The guesthouse serves home-cooked Icelandic dinners as a three-course set menu at a communal table in a sea-view dining room (booking required a day ahead). Staff speak English and French.

A hotel in central Reykjavík. Sand Hotel is part of Keahotels, one of the largest hotel groups in Iceland, which operates ten hotels providing over 800 rooms in total.

A hotel at Grímsnes in South Iceland. Hotel Grimsborgir is part of Keahotels, one of the largest hotel groups in Iceland, which operates ten hotels providing over 800 rooms in total.

A retreat in the Golden Circle area of South Iceland, offering luxury turf houses in a countryside setting. Its location gives easy access to the region's iconic attractions. Torfhús Retreat provides turf-house accommodation with geothermal pools, in a design inspired by traditional Icelandic building. The remote, tranquil setting suits travellers seeking privacy near the Golden Circle sights.

A hotel at Laugarbakki in Miðfjörður, North Iceland, just off Route 1 roughly midway between Reykjavík and Akureyri. The setting is calm and remote with wide-open plains and a nearby salmon river. Hótel Laugarbakki has 56 rooms with private bathrooms, plus the Restaurant Bakki serving regional Icelandic dishes made with local ingredients. Facilities include outdoor geothermal hot tubs, a gym, a bar, conference rooms, a teaching kitchen for culinary classes, and free WiFi throughout.

A guesthouse near Keflavík on the Reykjanes peninsula in southwest Iceland, close to Keflavík International Airport.

A hotel in the centre of Hólmavík, a small fishing village in the Westfjords of Iceland, with views over Steingrímsfjörður and the old town. The setting is calm and coastal. Finna Hótel has 17 rooms across three floors, offering both en-suite rooms and rooms with shared bathrooms; many have ocean and old-town views. The ground floor has reception and a newly renovated breakfast area with a terrace overlooking the ocean. A geothermal pool and supermarket are within walking distance.

Hotel Gullfoss is a family-run hotel operating since 1988, located at Brattholt near Selfoss, about 90 minutes east of Reykjavík. It sits right on the Golden Circle — Gullfoss waterfall is just minutes away and Geysir about ten minutes by car. Rooms come in Standard, Superior, and accessible extra-large options, all with a modern Nordic feel, private bathrooms, fridges, and breakfast included. The on-site restaurant serves à la carte dinner nightly from 18:00 to 21:00, with a bar lounge for winding down. Nearby activities include horseback riding, hiking, glacier tours, and the Secret Lagoon at Flúðir, while the quiet rural setting makes it a great spot for northern lights viewing from late August to mid-April.

A hotel in Sauðárkrókur, a town in the Skagafjörður region of North Iceland. Hótel Tindastóll is operated as part of the Arctic Hotels group.

A hotel in Reykjavík. Storm Hotel is part of Keahotels, one of the largest hotel groups in Iceland, which operates ten hotels providing over 800 rooms in total.

A hotel in Reykjavík. Hotel Reykjavík Grand is part of the Íslandshótel group, which operates hotels across Iceland under the Fosshotel and Hotel Reykjavík names.

An adventure hotel in the Nesjavellir geothermal area near Þingvellir in South Iceland, in a remote landscape within reach of the Golden Circle. The isolated setting is promoted for northern-lights viewing. ION Adventure Hotel offers design-focused rooms and a spa in a striking modern building surrounded by lava fields. Its location makes it a base for exploring Þingvellir National Park and the wider Golden Circle.

A family-run country hotel in Önundarfjörður in the Westfjords of Iceland. The property sits in a converted former schoolhouse in a quiet rural setting known for mountains, beaches, wildlife, views and northern-lights viewing. Holt Inn has 11 rooms, all with private bathroom and breakfast included. There is no restaurant, but the breakfast area has a microwave and hot-water boiler, and soft drinks, beer and wine are sold. Guests can relax in the Ingastofa lounge and use the outdoor hot tub, free WiFi and free parking. A small souvenir corner sells locally made Icelandic knitwear.

A hotel at the south end of Höfn, a harbour town in southeast Iceland, overlooking the sea and harbour with views toward the Vatnajökull glacier. It is part of the Iceland Hotel Collection by Berjaya and a gateway to Jökulsárlón and Skaftafell. Berjaya Höfn Hotel has 36 newly restored rooms with harbour and glacier views, all with high-speed WiFi and private bathrooms. Facilities include the Lyng restaurant specialising in local seafood and lamb, the Verðbúðin lobby bar with a snack menu, and a breakfast buffet. The hotel is certified as a green hotel.

A hotel at Hnappavellir in South Iceland, between Skaftafell National Park and the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, at the base of Hvannadalshnúkur. The remote coastal setting is a base for hikers and nature lovers. Fosshotel Glacier Lagoon has 125 rooms including options with ocean views and executive suites with balcony hot tubs, plus a restaurant seating up to 180. Facilities include free parking, EV charging, free WiFi, a bar, and a wellness area with hot tubs, sauna and gym; the front desk offers a northern-lights wake-up call.

A hotel beside the Ölfusá River in Selfoss, South Iceland, in the town centre with riverside views. It is well placed for exploring the south and the Golden Circle. Hotel Selfoss offers rooms, an on-site restaurant and dining, a spa, and conference facilities. Its riverside town-centre location makes it a comfortable base for travellers touring South Iceland.

A hotel in Reykjavík. Reykjavik Lights is part of Keahotels, one of the largest hotel groups in Iceland, which operates ten hotels providing over 800 rooms in total.

A hotel next to the new downtown area of Selfoss in South Iceland, about 58 km from Reykjavík and 96 km from Keflavík Airport. Its town-centre location is a base for the south coast and Golden Circle. Hotel South Coast has 72 rooms, including 7 deluxe rooms and 8 with wheelchair access, with continental breakfast included. The on-site spa has two hot tubs, a Finnish sauna, a cold tub and a relaxation room, and there are four free EV charging stations and free parking.

A bed and breakfast next to the Skógafoss waterfall in South Iceland, one of the country's best-known cascades. The picturesque setting is on the south coast. Hotel Skógafoss offers a warm, cosy atmosphere with rooms and included breakfast. Named after the nearby waterfall, it is a convenient base for exploring the south coast's waterfalls, beaches and glaciers.

A hotel brand with two locations in Reykjavík — Midtown and Downtown — offering modern, flexible stays. The two sites give guests different ways to experience the city. ODDSSON offers self check-in, various room types and free WiFi throughout. The Midtown site includes complimentary breakfast and free parking, while the Downtown site places guests near cafés, sights and nightlife with a kitchenette in every room.

A hotel in the city centre of Reykjavík. Center Hotels Arnarhvoll is one of nine hotels in the Center Hotels group, an Icelandic family business run by three generations, whose hotels are spread across central Reykjavík. Facilities across the group include restaurants and cafés, spas with hot tubs and saunas, gyms and meeting spaces.

A hotel in the city centre of Reykjavík. Center Hotels Skjaldbreið is one of nine hotels in the Center Hotels group, an Icelandic family business run by three generations, whose hotels are spread across central Reykjavík. Facilities across the group include restaurants and cafés, spas with hot tubs and saunas, gyms and meeting spaces.

A family-run country hotel in Eyjafjörður in North Iceland, a short drive from Akureyri. The tranquil setting is surrounded by hiking and walking trails. Hotel North offers double and twin rooms with private or shared bathroom facilities. Facilities include a dining room, a bar, a hot tub and bike rental, with free parking and free WiFi for all guests.

A country hotel at Árnanes near Höfn in southeast Iceland, in the Vatnajökull region.

A hotel in central Reykjavík. Apotek Hotel is part of Keahotels, one of the largest hotel groups in Iceland, which operates ten hotels providing over 800 rooms in total.

An elegant four-star boutique spa hotel in the heart of Reykjavík, on the historic street Lækjargata, that opened in July 2022. It is near Lake Tjörnin, the Reykjavík Art Museum and the cathedral. Hotel Reykjavík Saga has 130 boutique-style rooms, 122 in the main building and 8 in an annexe housed in a renovated historic house. Facilities include the art deco-style Fröken Reykjavík Kitchen & Bar with a winter garden, a gym, a spa with steam bath and sauna, two roof terraces and event venues.

A resort in Borgarfjörður eystri in East Iceland, set on the coast with sea views. The remote eastern setting is close to the fjord. Blábjörg Resort offers a range of accommodation, from standard twin and double rooms with shared facilities to deluxe rooms with private facilities and studio and multi-bedroom apartments; some rooms have sea views. On-site facilities include a restaurant, a café, a spa, and an adjacent brewery.

A hotel in Hellissandur, a village on the Snæfellsnes peninsula in West Iceland, near Snæfellsjökull National Park. The property is operated as one of a group of Adventure Hotels in Iceland.

A hotel near Borgarnes in West Iceland, below the Hafnarfjall mountain.

A hotel in the city centre of Reykjavík. Canopy by Hilton Reykjavik operates under the Canopy by Hilton brand.

A hotel on Route 1 in the village of Vík in South Iceland. Its central location on the south coast makes it a base for exploring nearby natural attractions. Hotel Kría offers guest rooms designed for comfortable stays, and its position lets travellers reach the black-sand beaches, sea stacks and waterfalls of the south coast. The hotel is well placed for road-trippers following the southern Ring Road.

A family-run hotel with a restaurant and wellness spa next to the Blue Lagoon on the Reykjanes peninsula in southwest Iceland, within the Reykjanes UNESCO Global Geopark near recent volcanic eruption sites. The dark-sky location offers northern-lights viewing from September to April. Northern Light Inn has rooms in double, twin, triple, family, superior and deluxe categories, with geothermal heating, free WiFi and en-suite bathrooms; superior rooms have lava views and deluxe rooms add L'Occitane amenities and a Nespresso machine. On site are Max's Restaurant, a wellness spa and fitness gym, a buffet breakfast, and shared living spaces including the Galaxy Tower for watching the aurora or midnight sun. It sits at 1 Northern Lights Road in Grindavík.

A four-star hotel near Hella in South Iceland, positioned as a base for northern-lights viewing. It lies in the heart of the southern lowlands close to the Ring Road. Landhotel has 69 rooms and features locally sourced dining, plus a northern-lights wake-up call service so guests do not miss the display. Additional facilities include a wellness area, game rooms and meeting spaces, making it suitable for both leisure and events.

A hotel in Djúpivogur, a small fishing village on the east coast of Iceland. The coastal village setting is quiet and scenic. Hótel Framtíð offers rooms, apartments and cottages, plus an on-site restaurant and bar. The property has historic roots in the village and serves as a base for exploring the eastern coastline and fjords.

A boutique hotel in Stykkishólmur, a harbour town on the Snæfellsnes peninsula in West Iceland. It occupies a historic timber house in the old town. Hótel Egilsen offers individually styled rooms in a cosy, characterful setting. Its location in Stykkishólmur places guests close to the harbour and the attractions of the Snæfellsnes peninsula and Breiðafjörður bay.

A hotel at Vík in South Iceland. Hotel Katla is part of Keahotels, one of the largest hotel groups in Iceland, which operates ten hotels providing over 800 rooms in total.

A guesthouse at Drangsnes in the Strandir region of the Westfjords of Iceland.

This family-run hotel sits right beside one of Iceland's most famous geothermal areas, home to one of the world's most powerful erupting hot springs. Opened in August 2019, the building was designed to blend into the surrounding landscape, with materials chosen to reflect the natural setting. It offers 77 rooms and 6 suites. The family's connection to the land goes back generations, beginning when a local farmer's son founded a sports school on his family property, running it with his wife for over four decades. On-site amenities include a restaurant as well as a visitor center with a shop, eatery, and café. Guests can book golf, tours, and other activities nearby, and the location is well suited for northern lights viewing.

A three-star hotel in the fishing village of Patreksfjörður in the Westfjords of Iceland, opened in June 2013 along the coast. It is a gateway to the Látrabjarg cliffs, Dynjandi waterfall and Rauðisandur beach. Fosshotel Westfjords offers minimalist modern rooms with flat-screen TVs, blackout curtains and en-suite showers, many with mountain or fjord views. There is an à la carte restaurant with a bar and a daily breakfast buffet, and staff can arrange hiking, horse riding and sailing tours.

A four-star boutique hotel above a small marina in Keflavík, on the Reykjanes peninsula in southwest Iceland. It is about a five-minute drive from Keflavík International Airport yet set in quiet surroundings. Hotel Berg has 36 rooms across two floors and features a rooftop pool, a restaurant (Fiskbarinn), breakfast, and a free airport drop-off service. Its location on the Reykjanes peninsula gives access to lava fields, craters and the Blue Lagoon, roughly 15 minutes away.

A hotel at Búðir on the Snæfellsnes peninsula in West Iceland, set in a remote coastal landscape near the black Búðir church and lava fields. The surroundings are rural and scenic. Hótel Búðir offers guest rooms and an on-site restaurant, and hosts weddings, meetings and events. Its isolated position on the southern edge of Snæfellsnes makes it a quiet retreat with access to beaches, lava fields and the Snæfellsjökull area.