Lava Field Lodge
A lodge outside Reykjavik for dogs who already live in Iceland, with a mud room built for the weather.
Read this before the view: Iceland's rules for bringing pets into the country are strict. This listing is an example for dogs who are already in Iceland. It is not an invitation to fly a pet in and sort the paperwork later.
If you are local, the lodge is the practical version of a dramatic landscape. There is a mud room, a dryer for towels, and a shore walk that does not cross fragile moss. Pools nearby are not pet areas. The PawScore is strong on comfort and clear about that limit.
House notes
- International arrivals with pets need to follow official import rules first. This stay does not help you bypass them.
- Dogs stay on leash on the lava field.
- Dry the dog before the sofa. The weather will not do it for you.
Planning the city around it? Read the Reykjavik guide.
- PawScore
- 88 / 100
- Pets
- Dogs, up to 2
- Size
- Two dogs up to 25 kg each. Not a cat stay.
- Fee
- €20 per stay
- Sleeps
- 4 guests
- Example rate
- €210 / night
- Mud room
- Towel dryer
- Shore walk
- Crate
- Blackout
Nearby outings
- Reykjavik shore walk — 45–75 minutes
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