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Top guest favourite
Guest house in Hvolsvöllur
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 421 reviews

Adorable 1 bedroom guesthouse in south of Iceland

MichaelRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
This room was just as described. It was spacious, cozy, with updated features. It had everything we needed! We also had a question for the host upon arrival and he came to meet us and chatted with us for a few minutes. Would definitely stay here again and would recommend to anyone!
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Cottage in Hella
5 out of 5 average rating, 7 reviews

Una Cottages 1 Hella

SalRating, 5 stars6 months ago
Una Cottage is a secret gem. I’m so glad me and my wife stayed here. After a long day exploring. It was nice to come back to a place that is nice, quiet, and private. It’s a perfect place to recharge. The cottage itself is beautiful. The decor was lovely, the interior smelled very good. Also, there are a lot of stores near by so you don’t have to drive far if you need something. We also love the horse and farm animals near by. Each morning when we start our day. We always say good morning to the horses near by. The horses always come to us to say hi, and we get to pet it. Lisbeth is an awesome host. She is very responsive, and also gave us a goodie bag . 😄We will definitely be back here when we return to Iceland.
Guest favourite
Tiny home in Vik
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 165 reviews

Valley guesthouse - Cottage 2

GeorgiRating, 5 stars1 month ago
The place was amazing. Everything looked like brand new. Very comfy bed with a lot of pillows. It's so close to Vik and it's the perfect start point for all locations in the south region. We also saw the Northern Lights from there. Totally recommend!
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Chalet in Húsafell
5 out of 5 average rating, 5 reviews

Luxury Holiday Home in Húsafell in West Iceland

DudleyRating, 5 stars3 months ago
Great property! Perfect for catching the illusive Northern Lights! All the floor to ceiling windows have a 360 degree view without having to be out in the cold. House was good looking, clean and sufficiently supplied for all of our needs. Highly recommend this property! I’m a very picky, high need American but this property gave me nothing to complain about!
Guest favourite
Cottage in Flúðir
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

Mosas Cottage #2

GrantRating, 5 stars2 months ago
had such a wonderful time at the cottage. there are other cottages nearby but given their design and placement, it feels very secluded. the area is super quiet and peaceful as well. one of the best hot tubs in the world. super close to everything in the golden circle
Top guest favourite
Cottage in Borgarnes
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 565 reviews

Unique and Beautiful Cottage by the Ocean (nr 3)

MiriamRating, 5 stars2 days ago
Magisch! 💛 Thank you, Bjarni
Top guest favourite
Guest suite in Reykjavík
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 45 reviews

"The Solo Traveler's Retreat"

DennisRating, 5 stars3 months ago
I loved the room! Very warm and cozy and everything was exactly as described. Lisa was super proactive and helpful. I even got a Christmas present :) Would definitely come again.
Top guest favourite
Home in Hvammstangi
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 247 reviews

Eyri seaside houses north, with great sea view.

JoeRating, 5 stars1 week ago
The house was beautiful and the views are to die for. Would absolutely stay here again! They were very responsive to all questions we had and even showed our son the horses to pet!

Your guide to Iceland

Welcome to Iceland

Thundering volcanoes, explosive geysers, fizzing hot springs, bubbling mud pools — Iceland’s landscape knows how to hold your attention. This is the Land of Ice and Fire, after all, full of vast glaciers, snow-covered sea cliffs, and subarctic lagoons where the icebergs that float by are bigger than the whales. It’s a place where Planet Earth shows off some of its most spectacular tricks. Here, you can witness sights from the Northern Lights to the midnight sun, see colonies of nesting puffins, or walk on beaches of red and black sand. Should you find yourself yearning for human company amid all this natural wonder and wilderness, look no further than the tiny towns and fishing villages that hug Iceland’s coastline, or the warm welcome of its ever-trendy capital, Reykjavík.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Iceland

Summer is when Iceland’s interior is at its most accessible. The months of June to August get the warmest weather and the long days that allow you to make the most of your trip. It’s a time of numerous summer events and festivals including the Secret Solstice in June and the Culture Night in August. But there’s plenty to see and marvel at, whatever season you come. The country’s plateaus, forests, and farmland take on vibrant colours in autumn, and visiting in October and November can be a great way to experience the wilderness at its wildest. Winters are dark and cold, but they’re also the time when Icelandic hospitality is at its warmest – not to mention the best opportunity to see the aurora borealis.


Top things to do in Iceland

The Westfjords

This isolated and largely uninhabited region in the northwest corner of the country rewards travelers who venture off the beaten path. See Arctic foxes in their natural habitat at the Hornstrandir Nature Reserve, or nesting birds covering the cliffs at Látrabjarg. Or take in the spectacular 100-metre-high Dynjandi waterfall.

Borgarfjörður Eystri

This tiny hamlet on the east side of the island might not draw your eye, but it’s worth a visit for the extraordinary mountains of multicoloured rhyolite surrounding it. With scenery like this, it’s no wonder the place has fostered a vibrant artistic community, and the hiking is endlessly rewarding.

Kolaportið Flea Market

If you’re in Reykjavik on a weekend, make sure to check out this indoor flea market near the Old Harbour. Its stalls and inventory are a perfect reflection of this quirky city. You’ll find everything from sweets and secondhand books to vintage clothing.

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