Looking to relax in Iceland? Discover our selection of 6 Airbnb accommodations close to the island’s best-known hot springs!
Iceland is a land of fire and ice. The island’s landscapes are characterized by incredible contrasts. The country is geothermally active, due to its geographical location. Close to the Arctic, Iceland is also home to numerous glaciers. For lovers of landscapes and nature, this is a must-visit country.
The contrast between the island’s geothermal activity and its glaciers has given rise to numerous lakes, rivers and hot springs. Iceland’s hot springs are a must-see. Travelers and Icelanders alike gather around these hot springs, whatever the weather! To make the most of it, discover our selection of 6 Airbnb near hot springs in Iceland!
A spacious home close to the Secret Lagoon hot spring
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- 🧳Number ofpassengers: 9
- 📍Location: Flúðir
- 💙Welike: superb view of Miðfell hill
The Secret Lagoon is a hot tub located in one of Iceland’s oldest natural pools, called Gamla Laugin by the Icelanders. The temperature of this hot tub is between 38 and 40 degrees, summer and winter alike. This natural hot spring is located near the famous Golden Circle. Ideal for stopping off after visiting the surrounding natural sites!
In addition to Secret Lagoon, the surrounding area is well worth a visit. This geothermal area is home to a number of lesser-known hot springs and hot pots. Fancy an Airbnb close to the hot springs, surrounded by greenery? Katrin’s family home awaits you! This comfortable 4-bedroom home can accommodate up to 9 travelers. It’s the ideal place to stay with friends close to the Golden Circle.
The accommodation is just 400 meters from the Secret Lagoon, so it’s just a few minutes’ walk to get there. During your trip to Iceland, you can enjoy the sunset over the country’s beautiful mountains and their greenery. You can even enjoy this magnificent spectacle inside the spa, set up in the house’s garden. Are you ready for a unique experience near one of Iceland’s most famous bathing spots?
The most famous water tower near the Blue Lagoon
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- 🧳Number ofpassengers: 4
- 📍Location: Grindavik
- 💙Welike: its view of the incredible Icelandic landscape
Looking for a unique and unusual experience in the land of fire and ice? Choose this Airbnb near the hot springs! Not content with being just 5 minutes from the Blue Lagoon hot springs, this accommodation offers incredible views of the Icelandic landscape. Lava fields, craters and mountains on the horizon! The interior is rough and raw, reminiscent of the land of the Vikings of yesteryear. For the more adventurous, the accommodation is also close to the volcano at Geldingadalir Grindavík.
The milky blue of the Blue Lagoon natural spring needs no introduction. It has seduced many travellers and Icelanders over the years. Its popularity continues to grow. The water temperature is ideal, between 38 and 39 degrees. The best thing about this hot tub? Limited seating! So you can enjoy the soothing calm of the Blue Lagoon even when it’s fully booked.
A hut near Seljavallalaug, Iceland’s oldest swimming pool
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- 🧳Number ofpassengers: 4
- 📍Location: Hvolsvöllur
- 💙Welove: the breathtaking view of the beautiful Fljótshlíð mountains and the Tindfjallajökull glacier
In love with mountains, fresh air and a hot bath? Take an adventure to the Seljavallalaug swimming pool, the oldest in the country, in the middle of nowhere. This hot spring is located in the heart of the Icelandic mountains, in a completely deserted area. Ideal for recharging your batteries and taking the time to savour the moment!
If you’re looking to visit southern Iceland, the Eyvindarhol cabin is the place to be. Sleeping from 1 to 4 travellers, it’s close to the region’s main natural attractions: glaciers, waterfalls, volcanoes and natural pools! Bathers can enjoy the benefits of natural hot springs in the open air, after a long day’s trekking in Iceland’s mountains.
The lake house, near the Hvammsvik spa
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- 🧳Number ofpassengers: 4
- 📍Location: Kjósarhreppur
- 💙Welove: the spectacular view of the lake
On the outskirts of Europe’s capital, Reykjavik, lies Iceland’s newest spa: Hvammsvik. The Hvammsvik spa is a singular place, somewhere between a swim and a hot bath. The site’s 8 natural hot springs enable seasoned bathers to enjoy an unparalleled open-air experience. In 2022, the ebb and flow of the tides were incorporated into the spa bathing experience.
It’s a heavenly and very special place to discover. The lake house is part of the Hvammsvik Nature Resort and Hots Springs. The property is enclosed on 1200 acres along the coast. When you stay here, you benefit from a unique and particularly relaxing setting in the heart of Icelandic nature. Ready to try your luck in an Airbnb near the hot springs?
Apartments in Myvatn, luxury in the heart of the hot springs
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- 🧳Number ofpassengers: 12
- 📍Location:
- 💙Welove: total calm, in the middle of nowhere
Looking for comfortable accommodation near the Myvatn hot springs? Then this apartment is for you! This house has 2 brand-new, fully-equipped apartments, each of which can accommodate up to 6 travelers. The apartment’s central location means you can make the most of Iceland’s wonders during your stay. Planning a large group trip? Rent the 2 apartments at the same time!
The Myvatn lagoon resembles the Blue lagoon in the milky blue of its waters. Located in the north of Iceland, this hot bath competes with spas in the south of the country. Far from the capital, Reykjavik, opt for this accommodation if you’re planning a quiet trip to northern Iceland. The landscape around Lake Myvatn has everything to please lovers of nature and tranquillity.
A hut near the thermal bath at Guðrúnarlaug
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- 🧳Number ofpassengers: 6
- 📍Location: Búðardalur
- 💙Welike: its rustic, exotic look
Located in western Iceland, this small farm is the ideal place for a traditional trip to the heart of Iceland. Surrounded by Icelandic horses and sheep, you can also visit the two famous cathedrals of Tungustapi and Ásgarðsstapi.
Are you a fan of Icelandic TV series? This accommodation is close to the Guðrúnarlaug natural swimming pool. This small pool surrounded by stones was already present 1000 years ago, at the time of the best Icelandic sagas! It’s named after a local heroine, Gudrún Ósvífursdóttir. You can get changed in a small house nearby, before plunging into this hot bath.
Looking for a unique hot springs experience in Iceland? Choose one of the 6 airbnb accommodations located near Iceland’s hot springs. Take advantage of the therapeutic virtues of the country’s thermal waters!