Iceland
Iceland's volcanic landscape, geothermal activity, and extreme seasonal light make it one of the most dramatic nature stay destinations in the North Atlantic. Glass-ceiling cabins for aurora viewing, turf-roof retreats, and remote highland lodges define the offer. Summer highs typically hold around 13–15°C, which has made Iceland a defining cool-summer destination for travellers avoiding extreme heat.
Map — 9 properties
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9 properties
Alva lodge
One king-size bed is listed; maximum occupancy is not stated on this room page.
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Njord lodge
One king-size bed is listed; maximum occupancy is not stated on this room page.
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Sleeps 2 · Lilja lodge
Lilja is advertised for a maximum of two guests.
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Nótt lodge
A double bed is listed; confirm maximum occupancy with the operator.
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Sleeps 2 · Aurora Glass Cabin I
Aurora Glass Cabin I is advertised for two guests; other cabins differ.
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“Staying here was the highlight of our trip to Iceland.”
Source snapshot viewed 11 Oct 2026. Counts may have changed.
Sleeps 8 · Torfvilla
Entire Torfvilla for up to eight guests; other Torfhús accommodation types have different capacities.
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Sleeps 5 · Winter yurt
The operator describes two winter yurts, each with beds for five people.
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Sleeps 22 · Whole lodge
Capacity for the whole lodge: 22 guests across 11 rooms. This is not the capacity of one room.
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Sleeps 2 · Adventure Deluxe room
Room for two with a king-size bed. Children’s extra-bed arrangements require confirmation.
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