Accommodation

Iceland has many fine hotels ranging in price and quality, allowing travelers to make a suitable choice.

B&B’s and guesthouses are all-pervasive, and many are privately run. They are generally smaller and more intimate than hotels and more comfortably priced.

The least expensive type of accommodation available. The are many campsites all over Iceland, most of them open from May until the beginning of September.

Simple and inexpensive accommodation, suitable for budget-minded travelers. They are principally popular with younger people opting for more basic lodgings.

Staying at a cottage can be very cozy, and it is incredibly convenient for families or groups of friends traveling together.

Staying at a farm is a unique alternative and a fine choice for those who seldom venture from cities and wish to experience the rural side of life at least once.

B&B’s and guesthouses are all-pervasive, and many are privately run. They are generally smaller and more intimate than hotels and more comfortably priced.

Glamping is where stunning nature meets modern luxury. Experiential travel is an authentic way to connect with nature.

Staying in an apartment is an excellent alternative for those wanting more privacy, who prefer to do their cooking, and who wish to interact with the locals. Apartments are available at different price ranges.

In the highlands of Iceland, mountain huts and cabins are the available options.

Many guesthouses, rural hotels, hostels, and farmer’s lodges, offer sleeping bag accommodation, a genuinely economic alternative.