With 14 rooms and 100 horses ready to ride, this remote farmhouse hotel on Iceland's atmospheric south coast has its priorities in just the right order for incredible equine adventures.

This turf-roofed former sheep farm is an Icelandic playground - with two helipads - that will delight daring snow sport enthusiasts and nature lovers. Its stylish indoor-outdoor geothermal pool is ideal for stargazing.

A central Reykjavik hotel full of modern design and wonderful Icelandic touches, this is a dynamic destination for experiencing the capital's culture and seasonal delicacies.

Set between Reykjavik's Atlantic waterfront and lively city centre, transformed from a 19th-century department store, this hotel delivers modern style, an Icelandic bathhouse and the warmest of welcomes.

The secluded Hotel Húsafell in west Iceland is surrounded by mountains - with the world's largest lava cave and one of Europe's largest glaciers for close company. This is a destination where nature reigns supreme.

Isolated on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula in western Iceland, this hotel stands alone in its absolute simplicity and Nordic character. Awe-inspiring outdoor adventures guaranteed.

Surrounded by the Golden Circle, yet hidden away and off-the-beaten-track, Torfhús is a sanctuary of tranquility, Viking-inspired architecture, innovative Icelandic gastronomy and deep-rooted eco-credentials.

Three art deco townhouses on Reykjavik's hip Laugavegur play home to this champion find - a polished boutique hotel with utterly Icelandic character and a divine bakery.

Perfectly situated for outdoor escapades and chance encounters with the Northern Lights, this secluded log cabin-style hotel puts Iceland's magnificent southern landscape on a deserving pedestal.

As hip an oasis as Reykjavik itself, with the city's cultural, historic and shopping temptations all on the doorstep. Experience Icelandic cuisine and relax in the sauna.