Iceland accommodation tips?

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We were in Reykjavik a week ago. The days were 15-16C with a lazy wind. Out of the wind it is comfortable and the sunlight is very bright. We usually used our puffer jackets and varied the inner layers. A very different and interesting land.
Prepare yourself for sulphur smelling showers as the hot water is geothermally heated.
We only stayed at one hotel and day tripped from there .
"Lazy wind" always makes me think of a gentle breeze that's too lazy to go fast but then I recall it means "too lazy to go around, so just goes straight through you". I lived in a country town with bore water for many years so very used to sulphurous showers. How far did you day trip? I was thinking of doing an island circuit. People try to do that in seven days but it's too much apparently if you want to see anything.
 
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We did the golden circle on one day then down south to Vik another which covered a lot of ground and interesting spots. The edge of the American geological plate was the most interesting spot for me. I would not like to try to drive around in 7 days. The flow of the traffic and the standard of roads precludes this.
 
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