Reykjavik holiday rentals

There are loads of different property types that you can make your holiday home in Reykjavik. You’ll find agritourism, apartments, bungalows, cabins, campgrounds, caravans, caravan parks, chalets, condos, cottages, farm stays, houses, campsites, homestays, lodges, luxury tents, safari/tentalows and villas.

There are a number of dog and pet-friendly Reykjavik holiday rentals, with around 5% allowing you to bring your pet along with you.

In the last 72 hours, users have found Reykjavik holiday rentals for tonight for as low as AED 542. Search here for similar prices

Holiday rentals in Miðborg, Vesturbær and Hlíðar have the most searches on KAYAK. For more information about Reykjavik's different neighbourhoods, check out our Reykjavik's City Guide.

Take a look at our holiday rentals map to find the best holiday rental homes near you.

Icelandic food can be an acquired taste, especially if you're not used to eating it or have a typically basic palate. Having a self-catering holiday rental like Iceland Comfort Apartments or a dual option like iStay Cottages gives you a chance to try the cuisine at a restaurant nearby and also buy produce to prepare your own food.

If you're travelling to Reykjavik on business, you'll want to be as close to the city centre as possible with access to local public transport and a business centre. There are several holiday rentals in Reykjavik that fit these criteria. A few of the downtown properties with a business centre include Hotel Holt, Center Hotels Plaza, Centerhotel Klopp and Center Hotels Arnarhvoll. All of these are within walking distance of local transport and offer a taxi-calling service if you need it.

If you're in the city to try the local cuisine, consider booking hotels or house rentals around Vesturbaer, which is close enough to the city centre to walk but also home to its own range of eateries, ice cream shops and restaurants. A couple of properties worth checking out include Refurinn Reykjavik Guesthouse and Central Marina Apartments IV.

Most of the bars and restaurants in the city are located in Downtown Reykjavik and slightly north of the city centre. There are various hotels and house rentals in these neighbourhoods worth checking out. The Reykjavik EDITION and Sand Hotel by Keahotels are a short walk away from nightlife spots like Pablo Discobar, Gaukurinn and The English Pub.