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Find cheap budget hotels in Iceland by comparing 30+ sites at once to find the cheapest Iceland hotel deals and discount rates available. Read honest Iceland hotel reviews from thousands of fellow travelers to help plan your trip. Start browsing below to find the hotel you want at a budget price you'll love.
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acgemt says:
My stay at the Hotel Odinsve was absolutely wonderful. The staff members were all wonderful, and there was no problem checking in early due to our morning arrival. The room we had was small in comparison to US hotels, however I really think the room was just the right size. The bed was so comfort...
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obertop says:
A lovely old farm with grass rooftop now functioning as a HI hostel. It has two small rooms with about 8 or 10 beds in total, so book in advance if you're there in Summer. I was there in April 2007 and had the whole hostel to myself!
The views are amazing (onto a glacier), it's in a very isolated...
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Average priced "Cheap Budget Hotels" in Iceland
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daneemgilmartin says:
I stayed at Hotel Borg and thought it was great! It is one of the oldest hotels in Reykjavik, built in 1930, so it has lot of charm. It was recommend by my fiance and this is his fifth time to Iceland and he stays there every time.
It's a four star hotel
It is decorated in an art deco style and...
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obertop says:
A lovely, charming farm / cottage on a hill overlooking the dark gray 'sandur' plains of lava sands. It's in the Skaftafell national park and one of few affordable options.
It's run by a friendly man.
There are two cabins with 6 beds each (3 bunk beds each), serving as dorm rooms. Each cabin h...
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ericvdvlugt says:
First let me start by saying that this is a very nicely maintained hotel in a perfect location. Rooms were small but very clean with very nice bathrooms. Great value for money by Icelandic standards.
Parking is nog problem im the sidestreets of Klapperstigur street down the direction of the harbour...
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Remz says:
A cheap hostel doesn't exist in Iceland, but a good way to save money is to get a "sleeping bag bed" in a dormitory. You save about 15$US per night that way, and the only difference with a regular bed in a dorm is the absence of sheets. I personaly didn't have a sleeping bag, and I ...
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Traveling_Brian says:
Seydisfjordur HI Hostel is the only hostel in Seydisfjordur. There is little to do in the town of Seydisfjordur. Most people passing through are here to catch the ferry to Europe.
Like all HI Hostels, the Seydisfjordur HI Hostel is clean, relatively quiet, and provides all the essentials. This h...
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Traveling_Brian says:
The Hofn HI Hostel is the only hostel in Hofn. It is also your best option to avoid spending a fortune on one night in the small town. Like all HI hostels it is clean, quiet, and provides all the essentials.
Facilities:
Sheets for hire
TV room
Self-catering kitchen
Laundry facilities
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mszoey says:
You can read my blog for the mishaps the happened upon check in, but the hotel is new. We were assured that was not normal and that the day shift had had some problems and not properly updated the system. Beds were fine and clean. Bathrooms were very nice and they had flat screen tv's with limite...
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OurWorldTrip says:
We were recommended this hotel by a member form the Lonely Planet Forum and we got a room there for 2 night for around €80 per night. Normally the rooms are around €100-€120 per night. We were happy to accept his offer as it suited our plans perfectly. It's around 1 hour drive to Skaftafell an...
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jossman says:
I stayed here in 2002 for the Scotland v Iceland Euro 2004 qualifier. For that purpose, it was perfectly located, being only a short 10 minute walk away from the football stadium. I can't fault the rooms, staff and breakfasts, all superb.
However, it is pretty badly located if you are looking...
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nadda says:
We stayed at this youth hostel while waiting for the ferry Norrøna to arrive. This hostel was somewhat good and it was located right next to a kiosk where we could go and buy icecream :D
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Welcome to Domus Guesthouse and Apartments...Your Home Away from Home. Located in the heart of Reykjavik, only a few steps away from the busy Laugavegur shopping street, the City Center Pond and Gardens, Icelands finest restaurants, museums, cafes and bars. Domus Guesthouse is a very attract...
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Location. The Hotel Örk is located in the geothermal 'health village' of Hveragerdi, Iceland, 40 kilometres from Thingvellir National Park and 45 kilometres from Reykjavik. Hotel Features. Hotel Örk is a modern country hotel set in a landscaped estate against a backdrop of hills. The hotel has 2...
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