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Akureyri (0.4 miles from Akureyri Airport)
5.2 km from Hof - Cultural Center and Conference Hall in Akureyri, North Forest Retreat offers accommodation with access to a hot tub.
Hotel in Akureyri ( 0.5 miles)
Featuring panoramic views of the scenic nature surroundings, Hotel Kjarnalundur- Aurora Dream - Lodges and Rooms is 5 km from central Akureyri and just 2 km from the Akureyri Airport. Everything, especially the friendliness and helpfulness of ALL the staff.
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Situated in Akureyri and only 34 km from Godafoss Waterfall, Lækjargata apartment features accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking. We had a fantastic time staying at this apartment in Akureyri! The space was incredibly clean, well-maintained, and spacious, providing everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The kitchen was fully equipped, making it easy to prepare meals, and the living area was cozy and perfect One of the highlights was the convenient parking right on the premises, which made it hassle-free to come and go. The location was also ideal—just a short distance from the city center, so we could easily access shops, restaurants, and attractions, yet it was still peaceful and quiet. Overall, this apartment exceeded our expectations, and we highly recommend it to anyone visiting Akureyri. We would definitely stay here again!
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Featuring a balcony with garden views, a garden and a terrace, Old Town Luxury Apartment Akureyri can be found in Akureyri, close to Hof - Cultural Center and Conference Hall and 34 km from Godafoss... It Is a beautiful house, we were enthusiastic about It..It is our dream nordic house. Congrats!
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Situated 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 centre is 800 metres away. The hot tub and the super comfortable mattress.
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Featuring a garden, Akureyri Holiday Apartments is set in Akureyri, within 3.3 km of Hof - Cultural Center and Conference Hall. Modern, clean and nice apartment with a lot of windows. Really great.
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Boasting mountain views, Asa´s comfortable, cozy nest in the north. Features accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 35 km from Godafoss Waterfall. Beautiful well appointment apartment, super comfortable beds, clean, and a great home base for exploring the area.
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Set in Akureyri in the North Iceland region, with Hof - Cultural Center and Conference Hall nearby, Modern and Spacious apartment in heart of Akureyri - Birta Rentals offers accommodation with free...
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Located in Akureyri, within 33 km of Godafoss Waterfall and 1.4 km of Hof - Cultural Center and Conference Hall, Gamla Apótekið - The Old Pharmacy - Birta Rentals provides accommodation with a garden...
Akureyri (1.3 miles from Akureyri Airport)
Set in Akureyri and only 33 km from Godafoss Waterfall, Hoepfner and Tulinius Historical Houses offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking. The apartment was very spacious, with the kitchen, dining, and living room connected in one large open area. There were two comfortable bedrooms and a rather small bathroom (compared to the rest of the apartment). The kitchen was fully equipped (cleaning sponges provided), and we had everything we needed to prepare simple dinner and breakfast. The Nespresso machine made good coffee, and the large dining table was a great bonus. The decor is quite unique – a mix of modern elements in a traditional building – which we really liked. Plenty of towels and toiletries were provided. The area is very quiet, and there was a free parking space right in front of the building. It’s not in the town center, but easily reachable on foot. The owners sent us all the necessary information about our stay and responded quickly to additional questions, including those about the Wi-Fi connection. We would definitely book again – it was a lovely stay.
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Hotel in Akureyri ( 1.1 miles)
This hotel is on Akureyri’s main street, Hafnarstraeti, less than 2 km from Akureyri Airport. It offers en-suite guest rooms, free parking and views of the Eyjafjörður fjord. Husavík is 90 km away. Very nice hotel with bohemian style lounge,reception area,very cosy. Very nice helpful staff .
Hotel in Akureyri ( 1.2 miles)
This hotel is centrally located on Akureyri's pedestrian street, by the Eyjafjördur Fjord. It offers in-room tea/coffee makers, dry cleaning services. Location is perfect. Breakfast was really good. Staff was very nice and helpful
Hotel in Akureyri ( 1.2 miles)
Located in Akureyri, this hotel offers fresh rooms with a TV and seating area. Facilities include a restaurant and a lounge bar. Hlídarfjall Ski Resort is 5 km away. Well situated, close to everything. Nice restaurant and terrace. Big parking lot.
Hotel in Akureyri ( 1.1 miles)
Located in North Iceland’s main town, Akureyri, this budget summer hotel is a short walk from the city centre and the Eyjafjördur Fjord shore. Free parking is offered on site. The room was very large, comfortable and with view.
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.
I've been to Akureyri for work on 8 previous trips -- this was my first visit on vacation. I've got a bit of a soft-spot for the city, given that I have a number of friends and colleagues from there. I'm also intrigued by the fact that it seems to have the services of a much bigger city than its population of 18,000 would warrant. I imagine it is the service centre for much of the North of Iceland, hence all the 'extra' services to be found there. It can get a bit busy in summer, especially when two 5,000-passenger cruise liners are in port. I recommend the city as a base from which to visit many of the other smaller towns (Siglufjorður, Myvatn, Husavík, etc) in the region. The city itself has some must-see attractions: the botanical gardens, Akureyrarkirkja, the university grounds, the city pool, etc. Like much of Iceland the city can be expensive, but there are bargains to be had. For a great burger 'meal', check out DJ's in the centre; for good prices on groceries, go to Kronan or Bonus. Sadly, the Vinbuðin (liquor store) has moved out to the North end of town, so you need to drive or bus out to get 'cheap' alcohol. if you just want to visit the city itself, two nights and three days is enough time. If you want to use it as a base for other adventures/visits, I'd go for 5-6 days (depending on what sights you want to visit away from the city).
In our opinion as a family with found Akureyri to be a more enjoyable city and atmosphere than Reykjavík. Has a very positive vibe and the whale watching was an experience of a lifetime. I would recommend at least two days probably three if you are doing a tour of Iceland. Potentially I would recommend flying here and driving clockwise on route one to Reykjavík.
I was travelling for business, but was very pleasantly surprised by Akureyri - a very nice town with good facilities, great resturants and bars, and everything within walking distance. There seemed to be a lot of things to do for tourists, but I was working so couldn't take advantage of them this time. Very picturesque location at the bottom of a Fjord, much nicer location than Rekjavik. It's a bit of a pain to get to from Rekjavik area (flight by small plane, or 5 hr drive) but well worth it once you're there.
I go there many times per year, sometimes for errands, sometimes for days or weekends off. It's cute, it's cosy, wonderful cafeterias (and bakeries with great cafeterias), great restaurants, I love it. It's also very walkable if one is on vacation in town center.