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4 Star Hotel
Hotel Kea
KEA has spacious business-style rooms with a dated design and large bathrooms. There’s little local character about it, but some rooms have balconies and good views over the fjord.
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2.5 Star Hotel
Hotel Nordurland
A business hotel from the KEA chain, this place is less appealing than its sister hotels; its big, bright rooms have tired furnishings and little atmosphere. All have private bathrooms and are comfortable enough.
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Guesthouse Akureyri
Compact rooms with simple decor, satellite TV, phone and minibar are on offer at this new hotel near the tourist office. All rooms have private bathrooms and, although comfortable, are lacking in any personal touch.
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3 Star Hotel
Icelandair Hotel Akureyri
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Hotel Edda Akureyri
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Akureyri Apartments
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3 Star Hotel
Gista.Is
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Hostel
Akureyri Backpackers
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Akureyri H.I. Hostel
Hrafninn
Priced below the competition yet delivering well above, beautiful Hrafninn (The Raven) feels like an elegant manor house without being pretentious or stuffy.
Gistiheimili Akureyrar
Run by Hotel Akureyri, on busy Hafnastræti.
Smáratún
Comfy guest-house quarters 12km east of centre.
Lonsá
About 2km north of the city limits, this pleasant option sits in a well-tended garden full of colourful petals. Made-up beds are in a lovely annexe with an inviting living room and guest kitchen.
Leifsstaðir
Gorgeous country guest house with views of the fjord. Breakfast included. About 4km southeast of Akureyri.
Hotel Natur
A wonderfully restored farm, Hotel Natur’s main accommodation is housed in the old cow barn (but you’d never guess!) Today the rooms are modern, with standard furnishings, and it’s a truly inviting place to stay, with plentiful coffee-table books.
Pétursborg
A great retreat from the city, this pleasant farmhouse on the edge of the fjord has cosy, well-furnished rooms and a wooden summer house (Ikr10,000) sleeping six.
Hamrar Campsite
This huge campsite, 1.5km south of town in a leafy setting, has newer facilities than the other site, and mountain views. There’s a good kitchen and laundry room, ample shower rooms and internet access.
Öngulstaðir
This friendly farm, gallery and souvenir shop offers comfy accommodation in a range of rooms as well as an on-site restaurant if you don’t want to head back into town to eat.
Gléra 2
Simple, good-value rooms with TV and guest kitchen on the road to the ski resort.
Hotel Íbúðir
A choice of luxurious apartments sleeping two to eight guests.
Gula Villan
Spotless rooms with simple but comfortable furnishings and friendly owners are available at this centrally located guest house.
Súlur
Sun-filled guest house with simple rooms and guest kitchen.
Sólgarðar
Clean and well kept but quite dated, this small, friendly guest house has three nicely furnished rooms and an ancient kitchen. Each room has a TV, but with paper-thin walls between rooms you may need earplugs for a good night’s sleep.
Akur Inn
A cut above most of Akureyri’s guest houses, this stately heritage home has a variety of rooms with high ceilings, wood floors and period charm. Crisp white linens, pale neutral colours and simple style give the rooms a very calm atmosphere.
Hoepfner Guesthouse
This sparkling new guesthouse has a selection of bright, cheery rooms with plain white walls, functional but modern furniture and colourful quilt covers. There's a good kitchen and lounge for guest use and free wi-fi access.
Brekkusel
Bright, airy and spotlessly clean, the guest rooms here have simple, modern styling, white linens and shared bathrooms. There's a large, cosy lounge and two kitchens for guest use.
Akureyri Hi Hostel
Well within the city limits though slightly removed from the action, this friendly, well-equipped and immaculately kept hostel is a 15-minute walk north of the city centre.
Campsite
This well-managed site across from the main swimming pool has a kitchen, toilets and showers; there’s a laundry too.
Hotel Edda
Bland but comfortable rooms are available at this vast summer hotel in the local school. There’s a modern wing with surprising hotel-style accommodation, while the older annexe feels very dated. There’s a cafe and large restaurant on site.
Hotel Harpa
A sister property of Hótel KEA, it has smaller rooms but, thanks to a recent renovation, they’re brighter, smarter and altogether better value.
Akureyri Guesthouse
A cross between a budget hotel and a guesthouse, this place has plenty of rooms but none of the personal character of other accommodation options in town. Rooms are compact and simple and all have TV and sink.