The winter nights Bring the northern lights

Iceland's Nighttime delight!

Whether you're a stargazer, a photographer, or just someone who loves a good show, the Northern Lights in Iceland are an experience you won't want to miss. Become a part of the magical nature in Iceland while getting a glimpse of the spectacular northern lights this winter.

Check in & chill out

Get 20% discount

Stay like a local in the city center of Reykjavík during the Northern Light season in Iceland. And better yet - by booking direct you get 20% discount on your hotel stay along with free breakfast, welcome drink, free WiFi, early check in and late check out* The offer is available for bookings and travel until May 31st 2024. *Subject to availability.

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Pick your Favorite

One of our nine hotels

We have a total of nine hotels, all nestled in Reykjavík's city center. Each one offers good service and all the comfort you crave, but they come in various sizes and shapes, with unique services. Whether you fancy in-house dining, a lively bar scene, a relaxing spa, or breathtaking views of the harbor or city center, choose your favorite and savor Reykjavík in your own way!

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Northern lights alarm

Relax & Unwind

Rest easy during Northern Lights season - we've got your back to catch those dazzling lights if they decide to put on a show in Reykjavík's Arctic skies. Just give us a heads up at check-in, and we'll make sure you're not left out in the cold when the Aurora Borealis takes center stage!

Sumardagurinn Fyrsti: Iceland's Unique Celebration of Summer's Arrival

Despite being still a way off from summer, the month of April signifies the transition from winter to summer, marked by a distinctive holiday known as Sumardagurinn Fyrsti, or the First Day of Summer,. This day is celebrated annually on the first Thursday after April 18th and has both historical and cultural significance for us in Iceland.

Pack like a Pro for your trip to Iceland

Here you have five playful rules for packing when traveling to Iceland, emphasizing the importance of layering, packing rain and windproof clothing, choosing suitable shoes, bringing something fun for a night out, and, most importantly, not forgetting to pack a swimsuit to enjoy the geothermally heated pools and hot tubs.