Description
Summary
Description
Stay at this modern vacation home with seaside views, a terrace, and space for 7 in Skagaströnd.
Highlights
Idavellir Guesthouse is a tastefully decorated home in a small village on Iceland's north coast. Akureyri is about a 2-hour drive to the east.
This comfortable guesthouse offers a private garden area, a fully equipped kitchen, and a lovely terrace with a view of the sea. Complimentary breakfast items, such as coffee, cereal, and bread, are provided at the start of the stay.
Staying at Idavellir Guesthouse
Idavellir Guesthouse is a 2-bedroom home. The upstairs bedroom is furnished with three single beds, and the downstairs bedroom has a queen-size bed. There is an additional sofa bed in the living room, and a crib and high chair can be provided upon request.
This home has a fully-equipped kitchen with a stove and oven, refrigerator, and tableware. The cupboards will be stocked with breakfast basics upon guests' arrival. In the bathroom, guests will find towels, a hair dryer, a shower, and other basics. There's also a washing machine and drying rack.
Outside, guests can relax on the terrace, look out over the sea, and keep an eye out for the Northern Lights. WiFi and parking are included.
Nearby
The village of Skagastrond is within walking distance of Idavellir Guesthouse. Here, guests will find several restaurants, stores, and museums.
There are plenty of opportunities for hiking nearby. Guests can hike around the small island of Hrútey í Blöndu or visit Hvitserkur, a unique rock formation that looks like a dragon.
Akureyri is about 2 hours away and makes for a great day trip destination. The largest town in North Iceland, Akureyri offers view of the Eyjafjörður fjord and is home to a well-known botanical gardens and several museums.
Idavellir Guesthouse is perfect for families visiting North Iceland. With a full kitchen, modern decor, and a breathtaking view of the sea, this cottage is a lovely place to relax.
Book your stay at the in-demand Idavellir Guesthouse, and look forward to visiting the fjords and beaches of North Iceland.
