From stylish city stays to remote countryside retreats, this trip’s accommodations are as diverse as Iceland’s landscapes. These handpicked hotels balance comfort, character, and breathtaking views—because after a day of exploring, we deserve more than just a place to sleep.
Reykjavik Residence or Edition Hotel — In the heart of the capital, there’s the chic, apartment-style comfort of Reykjavik Residence, and the sleek luxury of the Edition Hotel, Reykjavik’s most luxurious stay, complete with a rooftop bar, spa with a plunge pool, and sleek Scandinavian design. We’ll stay in one of the two.
Magma Hotel — Tucked into the lava fields near Kirkjubæjarklaustur, this boutique retreat features intimate cabins with floor-to-ceiling windows, heated floors, and a lounge with a fireplace—perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring.
Hotel Jökulsárlón — A modern escape near the famous glacier lagoon, this hotel blends contemporary Nordic design with panoramic glacier views, spacious suites, and oversized soaking tubs ideal for warming up after icy adventures.
Fosshotel Eastfjords — Housed in a beautifully restored former French hospital along the Eastfjords’ dramatic coastline, this historic hotel pairs rustic elegance with fjord views, a waterfront restaurant serving Icelandic and French-inspired delicacies, and a cozy bar with local spirits.
Hotel Laxá — Overlooking the volcanic landscapes of Lake Mývatn, this sustainable hotel offers serene, modern rooms, a gourmet restaurant highlighting local ingredients, and private terraces where we can soak in the northern lights in pure comfort.
A once in a life time trip with great friends was amplified by our incredible private tour with an amazing tour guide Kat. We were able to experience great spots with a ton of interesting information due to the attention and knowledge of our guide. Everything was simply perfect a big big thank you