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Hotels in Iceland generally follow a high standard. In Reykjavik you can find several high quality hotels, most of them conveniently located within easy walking distance of the main shopping district. In downtown Reykjavik, there are luxury hotels with great facilities, spacious rooms and first-class service, that cater to businessmen and discerning tourists. There are also attractive and comfortable hotels located in quiet residental areas, offering friendly service and relaxed atmosphere, and there are small, friendly hotels and student dormitories.

Reykjavík
Reykjavík is a young and daring city that is characterised by strong contrasts. Sophistication and good quality of life give both Reykjavík?s inhabitants and guests a treasured sense of wellbeing and contentment.

West Iceland
Easily reachable from Reykjavík via a 7 km tunnel under Hvalfjörður fjord, West iceland is a showcase of lava formations, geothermal activity and history. Woodlands are relatively common, and there are fine lakes and rivers for fishing, as well as grand scenery with chasms and waterfalls, overlooked by glaciers on the rim of the highlands.

The Westfjords
West Iceland and the Westfjords are two completely distinct regions, historically and geologically, with characters all of their own and abounding in contrasts too. Almost all visitors to the Westfjords go to West Iceland first and either heading by road for the looping fjord coast or the Strandir shore, or skirting the southern Westfjords after arriving by road or ferry. Whichever route is taken, it presents a stunning cross-section of scenery and culture

North Iceland
North Icealand offers a huge spectrum of scenery to explore, from the soft and gentle to the awesomely spectacular. Most of the communities are at sheltered coastal sites and really come into their own in summer, when the midnight sun is at its most glorious, but it´s also a great place for winter sports. You can go there for action or to escape from it all, to see wildlife, history or nature that defies the imagination

South-Iceland
Southwest and South Iceland put you straight in touch with the twin delights of nature and culture, right on the capital´s doorstep. In less than an hour you´re in the heart of completely different worlds - though you could spend weeks exploring them to the full. The whole region is easy for travelling on a wide range of organized tours as well as by ordinary car

The Highlands
Between north, south, east and west Iceland lies the "fifth dimension," the great interior of the Central Highlands where man has never made his home and is still a rare visitor. Here, nature is still at its rawest and most archetypal, with glaciers deserts of black sand, barren glacial moraine, steaming hot springs, active and spent volcanoes and strange oases of vegetation, thriving against all the sub-Arctic odds