Whenever we travel to Iceland, we’re greeted by the warm embrace of these incredible LGBTQ-welcoming hotels and guesthouses that make for the perfect base from which to explore the country’s strongest geysers, largest volcanos, and most imposing glaciers. Read on for our top picks!
Alda Hotel, Reykjavik
To begin and end our summer tour, we’ll slumber at a sleek hotel in the heart of the Icelandic capital. The hotel completely embodies the modern and clean stylings found throughout Reykjavik. The service standards are second to none. Check out the hot tub and sauna, enjoy a nightcap at Brass Restaurant or get a suave new haircut from the in-house barber.
Skuggi Hotel, Reykjavik
This hotel is geometrically designed and features perfect lines and shapes. The interior is sophisticated and cosmopolitan without ever feeling pretentious.
Blue Hotel, Golden Circle South Coast
On our summer tour, we stay at this chic boutique hotel. The property features a classic Icelandic design, a geothermal hot tub and a sauna to loosen up those muscles after a day of exciting activities.
Frost & Fire Hotel, Golden Circle South Coast
For our winter tour, we’ve chosen this charming countryside escape featuring magnificent views and one of the region’s best restaurants. After an incredible dinner at said restaurant, take to the hotel’s beautiful lounge for a nightcap or an evening steaming and soaking in the extraordinary sauna and hot tub.
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