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Our top choices for Draflastadir guest houses

1. Ártún Guesthouse

Grenivík

Casey

2. Great View Guesthouse

Akureyri

pin-ling

P9,020 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 14 - Sep 15

3. The Viking Country Club

Hjalteyri

Alihaundra

P7,107 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 21 - Sep 22

4. Acco Guesthouse

Akureyri

Lan

P7,111 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 20 - Sep 21

5. FE Gisting

Akureyri

Ying

P12,969 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 24 - Aug 25

6. Grenivík Guesthouse

Grenivík

Mary

7. Guesthouse Brekka

Husavik

Claudia

P12,722 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 25 - Aug 26

8. Vallakot Farm Guesthouse

Laugar

Jimmy

P12,972 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 6 - Sep 7

9. Öndólfsstaðir Farm B&B

Laugar

Michele

P21,621 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 15 - Sep 16

10. Guesthouse Hagi 1

Husavik

Sagar

P14,211 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 31 - Sep 1

11. Saltvík Farm Guesthouse

Husavik

David

P14,952 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 15 - Sep 16

12. Brúnir

Eyjafjaroarsveit

Katie

P15,855 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 5 - Sep 6

13. Torg Guest House

Akureyri City Center

"Loved the hotel except there's no staff there to help you. You have to communicate the entire time online. No parking onsite and you have to park in a public lot a few blocks away. It wasn't too bad but slightly inconvenient. The only thing I would strongly suggest is to provide better sun blocking curtains. During the summer the sun and their street lights are not good to get sleep. Please provide better darkening curtains or shade. The location was exceptional though and would definitely...

George

P8,815 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 30 - Aug 31

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Top Draflastadir Hotel Reviews

K16 apartments

10/10 Excellent

"Beautiful place, very clean, easy check in and great location! Highly recommended!"

Hotel Halond

10/10 Excellent

"So, this is a somewhat unusual hotel in that there were effectively no visible staff during my entire stay. Access to the building and to my room was via a pin code sent me (it came through Expedia’s message system and since the email notifications connected to it get mostly filtered into spam by gmail, I had a moment of panic while driving to Akureyri that I would arrive in the wee hours of the morning and not be able to access a room I paid for, but fortunately, that was not an issue. I didn’t get the breakfast either of the two mornings that I was there, so I can’t comment on that. The room was the nicest of all the rooms I stayed in while in Iceland and the in-room television supports Airplay so I was able to do things like watch streaming videos or play music from my phone to it which was nice. The one lack I would point at would be that the rooms have fridges but not microwaves, so don’t expect to make yourself a hot meal in your room, but otherwise, it was a great place to stay and should I ever return to Akureyri, I will definitely stay here again."

Hafnarstræti Hostel

8/10 Good

"We had a good stay here. The kitchen was a fully-equipped industrial kitchen with a very efficient dishwasher and lots of utensils, as well of heaps of space to sit in the common area. There was also free coffee and tea. Plenty of bathrooms were provided and they were clean and comfortable. The staff were also friendly to us. The pods were comfortable and there was a lot of room to store your belongings, as well as more room on shelves outside (less safe, but that wasn't an issue for us). The little lights in the pods didn't seem to go out at night, which was a little annoying, but we just covered them up. There was a TV in the pod that you could cast to, so that was nice, and the Wi-Fi worked well—I was able to take several Zoom calls with no issues. The soundproofing between the pods and the hallways isn't great, and it didn't seem like quiet hours were enforced. A large group of teenagers were quite loud during the night, so that was a bit frustrating and disrupted our sleep. Luggage storage was provided, but as it cost money, most people just seemed to put their bags on the shelves."

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