Hotels in Iceland

If you’re visiting Iceland be warned: You are about to see magnificent natural wonders that you will never ever forget. The first myth about Iceland, which will be dispelled even before you check into your Iceland hotel, is that it is a frozen wasteland. Though a hotel in Iceland can have you visiting the 10% of the island that is covered by glacier, the Atlantic Gulf Stream creates a temperate climate comparable to New England. In fact, HotelsOne can help you make Iceland reservations that will put you close to the many geothermal hot-spots that have become Iceland landmarks. If you’re trying to choose the right hotel, and you’ve never been there before, HotelsOne can help you make sense of all the hotel options with many easy to use tools, like interactive area maps, photos and videos of all hotels, hotel amenities lists and even the option of listing hotels in the order of their popularity, star ratings or location.

Most Iceland hotels are set in the capital city of Reykjavík, Iceland. From a hotel here, you’ll find a very nice, brightly colored Old Town, perfect for walking, the beautiful National Cathedral and the modern structure known as the Perlan, whose revolving restaurant on the top provides excellent views of the city. Reykjavík is the center of Icelandic culture and, as it was not meant to be a touristic city, it provides a wonderful view of day to day life. Many hotels in Iceland’s town of Keflavík are also hotels near Keflavík International Airport, which is most likely where you’ll have your first and last views of Iceland. A hotel in Húsavík, Iceland, on the northern shore of the country, puts you in the whale-watching capital of Iceland, with whales sighted on over 95% of trips during the summer. The same hotel can also put you close to the truly unique Icelandic Phallological Museum. And if, by some chance, you get homesick, you can stay in one of the hotels near Laugardalshöll Stadium and catch a game! We also list hotel rooms in the towns of Akureyri, Egilsstadir, Vík, Mosfellsbaer, Hvolsvöllur and more.

As nice as the towns and cities are, the main things to do in Iceland are to get out and explore its natural wonders. Iceland is a land of great sweeping vistas. Your hotel can give you access to great glaciers, wonderful waterfalls and some of the best hiking in the world. A hotel near Vatnajökull National Park puts you close to Hvannadalshnúkur, Iceland's highest mountain, Vatnajökul, Iceland’s largest glacier, and Dettifoss, Europe's most powerful waterfall. HotelsOne hotels can also have you exploring UNESCO World Heritage Site Þingvellir National Park and Snæfellsjökull National Park, the setting for Jules Verne's Journey to the Center of the Earth.
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