3-Star Hotels in Westfjords

For those seeking Iceland’s raw, untamed edge, the Westfjords deliver.

This remote peninsula is defined by deep fjords cutting into ancient mountains, where roads wind past silent cliffs and Arctic foxes outnumber people.

The main draw is profound solitude and dramatic landscapes, from the echoing bird cliffs at Látrabjarg to the geothermal beach at Rauðasandur. Activities here are elemental: hiking to the Dynjandi waterfall, soaking in the Drangsnes hot pots, or simply watching the midnight sun dip toward the horizon. Reaching the Westfjords requires planning, as it’s a long drive from Reykjavík or a short flight to Ísafjörður. Having your own vehicle is essential for exploration. The region suits self-sufficient travelers—adventurous couples, solo hikers, or small groups—who prioritize nature over nightlife. The largest service towns, like Ísafjörður and Patreksfjörður, make the most convenient bases, offering amenities and easier access to the ring road. Accommodation here is functional and charming, dominated by guesthouses, cozy hotels, and a few modern apartments. On HOTEVI, you can find options like the historic Hotel Ísafjörður in town, the seaside Hótel Djúpavík in a former herring factory, and the comfortable Fosshótel Westfjords with its panoramic views. Book well ahead, especially in summer.