This small Log Cabin in North Iceland is a perfect Holiday Home
Bjarghús in Northeast Iceland, close to Akureyri (7 km)
This beautiful small cottage is situated on the hill overlooking Eyjafjörður and presenting a fantastic view of Akureyri.
With Akureyri in the close distance, this location offers plenty of choices for a variety of day tours in North and Northeast Iceland.
Bjarghus offers cosy two bedrooms. Enjoy your mealtimes in the open-spaced fully functioning kitchen area. Choose to enjoy the fantastic view either from the spacious terrace or relax in the living room, listening to the radio. The daylight bathroom offers a shower and a washing machine, and a parking space is in front of the house.
With Akureyri in the close distance, this location offers plenty of choices for a variety of day tours in North and Northeast Iceland.
Bjarghus offers cosy two bedrooms. Enjoy your mealtimes in the open-spaced fully functioning kitchen area. Choose to enjoy the fantastic view either from the spacious terrace or relax in the living room, listening to the radio. The daylight bathroom offers a shower and a washing machine, and a parking space is in front of the house.
Key facts
- 2 bedrooms
- Max 4 persons
- 46 m2
- Reference code N397
Price per night from
204€
Sleeping arrangements
Ground floor
Bedroom 1
- 1× Double bed
153×200 cm
- 1× Double bed
Bedroom 2
- 1× Bunk bed
90×200 cm - 1× High bed
90×200 cm
- 1× Bunk bed
Features
- Washing machine
Location
- 5 hours 20 mins from Keflavík Airport
- 6 mins from the next gas station
- 8 mins from the next grocery store
- 4 hours 52 mins from Reykjavík City Center
Akureyri sits at the end of Eyjafjörður and, with about 20,000 residents, is the largest town in North Iceland. It's often called the Capital of the North and is the region's centre for commerce and services, with a harbour and an airport handling domestic and international flights. There are supermarkets, restaurants, gas stations, swimming pools and museums.
Akureyri Church, in the town centre, was built in 1940; its stained-glass windows depict scenes from Icelandic Christian history. The nearby Akureyri Art Museum displays contemporary art from Iceland and abroad, and the Botanical Garden, also close to the centre, features plants from all over Iceland. The Christmas House, Jólahúsið, is open year-round.
Akureyri Church, in the town centre, was built in 1940; its stained-glass windows depict scenes from Icelandic Christian history. The nearby Akureyri Art Museum displays contemporary art from Iceland and abroad, and the Botanical Garden, also close to the centre, features plants from all over Iceland. The Christmas House, Jólahúsið, is open year-round.
Viatis recommends
- Akureyri Thermal Swimming Pool
- The Forest Lagoon, Geothermal Spa by Akureyri
- GeoSea - Geothermal Sea Baths in Húsavík
- Whale watching from Akureyri or Húsavík
- Dettifoss Waterfall
- Lava formations in Dimmuborgir at Lake Mývatn
What guests are saying
All reviews 4.3 / 5
Cleanliness 4
Equipment 4
Location 4.3
»A very nice summerhouse for a stay in Akureyri. The view of the town and the fjord with the mountains in the background is just breathtaking. Some smaller planes use the airport over the day but that's not disturbing at all. Highly recommandable!«
about 2 years
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