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Golden Circle Cabins
"This property is new and clean. Easy to locate. However, Expedia did not send me the code to open the self check-in door. So, I need to call property manager directly. Since I am using Iceland travel SIM card, this is really inconvenience for me."
Reviewed on Sep 14, 2026
Bjork Guesthouse
"Nice stay! Had the spacious family room. Thanks for the stay and hosting."
Reviewed on Sep 15, 2026
Heradsskolinn Historic Guesthouse
"The location and building were great and staff, mostly ex-pats from Poland were friendly and efficient. Our private room was very nice but the trash can had not been emptied and there were two almond nuts on the floor from previous tenants. Both men shower's soap dispensers were empty. There were ..."
Reviewed on Sep 19, 2026
ION Adventure Hotel, Nesjavellir, a Member of Design Hotels
"The positives - we had an amazingly room looking towards the lake and got to see the Northern Lights!!! Welcome drinks on check in was a great surprise! The staff were exceptionally friendly as well. The negatives - the hallways were looking a bit shabby and I did not find the bed comfortable. When ..."
Reviewed on Sep 15, 2026
Hótel Laugarvatn
Hotel Grimsborgir by Keahotels
Hotel Geysir
Minniborgir Cottages & Restaurant
Litli Geysir
Laugarvatn Hotel & Travel Guide
Looking for an easy way to spend an adventurous time in South Iceland? With Travelocity, you'll unearth a small number of places to base your adventure in Laugarvatn. The Travelocity hotel guide currently contains 5 hotels within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) distance of Laugarvatn.
Within driving distance of Laugarvatn, are the Galleri Laugarvatn and Hotel Edda ML.
Laugarvatn features just a handful of economical hotel options; you will find the Golden Circle Apartments conveniently situated 2 miles (3 kilometers) from the center of town.
14 miles (22 kilometers) from the middle of Laugarvatn, you will find the Fosshotel Hekla. The Efsti-Dalur II is situated 4 miles (6 kilometers) away. The Solheimar Eco-Village Guesthouse and also the Icelandic Cottages are other alternative places to book accommodation around Laugarvatn.
Looking for activities? You could spend a few hours visiting Eldfell Volcano and Heimaklettur, which can be found in Heimaey, 55 miles (91 kilometers) south of Laugarvatn. Should you wish to stay in Heimaey, be sure to check out the Aska Hostel and Hotel Vestmannaeyjar. 60 miles (99 kilometers) southeast of Laugarvatn, you can find Skogar, which is home to the Hotel Edda Skogar and Hotel Skogafoss. The Skogafoss and Solheimajokull are more popular sites to explore should you visit Skogar.
Ensure a serving of sport by making a voyage to Laugardalsholl, situated 35 miles (59 kilometers) to the west of Laugarvatn. Find accommodation right near the action at the Reykjavik Central Apartments or the OK Hotel.
Keflavik International Airport is a primary gateway for air travel, and can be found 60 miles (98 kilometers) away from Laugarvatn's central precinct. Travelocity-listed places to stay nearby are Airport Hotel Aurora Star and Bed and Breakfast Keflavík Airport.
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Recent Laugarvatn hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Heradsskolinn Historic Guesthouse
"The location and building were great and staff, mostly ex-pats from Poland were friendly and efficient. Our private room was very nice but the trash can had not been emptied and there were two almond nuts on the floor from previous tenants. Both men shower's soap dispensers were empty. There were no hostel cooking facilities for guests to use, only a kitchen with staff for evening meals and a very good breakfast that came with the room fee. We were in Iceland however there was no ICE! :( The kitchen and building ice making machine(s) were all not working due to electrical malfunction. We thought we were were booking a 'historic hotel' and found out it was a 'historic hotel HOSTEL'. No problem it was comfortable. No one told us but we discovered after leaving that within a short walk there was hot sauna bathing AND a traditional Icelandic dark bread to sample made by baking in lake-side bubbling volcanic hot water for 24-hours."
