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Hotel in Akureyri ( 0.5 miles)
Featuring panoramic views of the scenic nature surroundings, Hotel Kjarnalundur- Aurora Dream - Lodges and Rooms is 3.1 mi from central Akureyri and just 1.2 mi from the Akureyri Airport. Everything, especially the friendliness and helpfulness of ALL the staff.
Akureyri (0.7 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Featuring a garden, Geirþrúðarhagi 6A one bedroom apartment 102 offers accommodations in Akureyri. With garden views, this accommodation features a balcony. This was excellent place to stay. Outside of the busy tourist area but quick to get anywhere by vehicle. the apartment was spotless and had everything you needed to make yourself feel at home. We had a couple of quirks arise which were dealt with immediately.......at 11pm. Would highly recommend this apartment. Oskar you are an amazing host. Thank you!!
Akureyri (1 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Family apartment hosted by LL is located in Akureyri, just 22 miles from Godafoss Waterfall and 2.5 miles from Hof - Cultural Center and Conference Hall. Clean, comfortable beds, towels provided. Laundry on site, parking and garbage out front. Close to a few amazing parks for kids very family friendly baby crib and highchair on site
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
21 miles from Godafoss Waterfall in Akureyri, Lækjargata apartment features accommodations with access to a hot tub. There's a private entrance at the apartment for the convenience of those who stay. Our stay at the apartment near Lake Akureyri was fantastic, offering spacious accommodations for four people in a clean and well-equipped space. We were thrilled to see the mesmerizing Aurora Borealis from the hill just an 8 minute drive away from our rented place. The apartment's kitchen utensils made it easy to prepare our meals, and having parking available was an added bonus for our convenience.
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Providing a garden, Old Town Luxury Apartment Akureyri provides accommodations in Akureyri. Featuring sea and mountain views, this apartment also provides guests with free Wifi. It Is a beautiful house, we were enthusiastic about It..It is our dream nordic house. Congrats!
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Located just off Iceland's Ring Road, these self-catering holiday homes and apartments feature free WiFi and a kitchenette or fully equipped kitchen. Akureyri town center is 2625 feet away. Amazing place and the sunset was sooo beautiful from the apartment. It has everything we needed
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Offering a garden, Akureyri Holiday Apartments provides accommodations in Akureyri. Both free Wifi and parking on-site are available at the apartment free of charge. Proximity. Large space with amenities we could cook and wash.
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Featuring a garden, Asa´s comfortable, cozy nest in the north. Provides accommodations in Akureyri. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking. Beautiful well appointment apartment, super comfortable beds, clean, and a great home base for exploring the area.
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Forest Hideaway Near Akureyri offers accommodations in Akureyri, 21 miles from Godafoss Waterfall and 4 miles from Hof - Cultural Center and Conference Hall. Gives you the feeling you are actually in the forest but you are -0 min away from Akureyri downtown
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Hoepfner and Tulinius Historical Houses offers accommodations in Akureyri, 21 miles from Godafoss Waterfall and a 15-minute walk from Hof - Cultural Center and Conference Hall. The vintage looking decorations, nice view to the ford 360, really big apartment. Very good quality of linen, matress and china. Free parking.
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Nice place to stay while visiting sites in North Iceland. We were able to see the Northern lights while there in early October, but our lodging was slightly out of the main city lights. Nice restaurants and easy to walk around. Botanical garden was a very nice place.
We did not realize Akureyri is so beautiful until we reached there. So beautiful in and around Akureyri. We should have spent more days there than Reykjavik. It is very beautiful by nature. The one thing which I didn’t like about is parking which costs money and officers were roaming around to charge you. Max parking was there for 2 hours in the city unless you install app and recharge every now and then. I couldn’t not find an option to charge more than 2 hours in the meter. I don’t want to install app on my phone for just parking in other countries. I would recommend the officials to remove the parades for tourists or should provide more options to parking to stay longer in the downtown. We were rushing to the parking lot not get tickets or fine. You have plenty of lands not to charge on parking instead you can charge on other things . Forest Lagoon is another pool you can enjoy the hot water
we discovered some amazing places here, like one beautiful cafe and vintage bookshop and especially a second hand where we bought perfect pieces. they have plenty of vegan options. we really liked traffic lights, and overall they are very lgbt1 friendly here.
We loved the artistic area with the multicolored tiled street and the HOF, also the heart traffic lights and the geothermal pools and the fresh rolls at bakeries The aurora was outstanding! WE hope to return
It was very interesting to visit "Iceland's Capital of the North" after having spent ten days in Reykjavik earlier this year. Akureyri is a lot quieter than Iceland's capital and is perfect to visit during the Autumn or Winter with the "magical" snowy scenery and with an excellent chance of seeing the Northern Lights, but a visit there in the Summer is also highly recommended to visit the amazing Botanical Gardens and lush green grass, flowers and trees.
A pleasant town with an excellent central location for day trips on the north coast, e.g., to Lake Mývatn, Húsavík, Siglufjörður, Hrísey, Svarfaðardalur, etc. The town itself has a lovely botanical garden and a few residential houses from the 19th and early 20th century, many of which have been renovated as heritage buildings. The town offers a range of services, including a first-rate hospital and a lovely shopping complex. It has many walking paths in Kjarnaskógur, an 18-hole golf course and skiing facilities in winter. For cultural activities, there is a music hall and several local museums, offering a range of exhibits on history and the arts. There is a good selection of restaurants in town and a range of hotels.