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Erasmus and Nordplus students applying through the website of the Office of International Education at the University of Iceland will automatically be booked at Hótel Núpur in a double room. Erasmus-/Nordplus-students who wish to be in a single room or have other special needs, please contact info@hotelnupur.is.

Other exchange students apply through the web form on this web site. Admission for other exchange students is dependent on availability of rooms at Núpur, while Erasmus-/Nordplus-students have priority. In case Núpur was fully booked, we advice other exchange students to the parallel course in Isafjörður, with more or less the same programme. For further information, please check islenska@UWestfjords.is.


Hótel Núpur

Midnight sun in Dýrafjörður, view from Hótel Núpur
Midnight sun in Dýrafjörður, view from Hótel Núpur
Núpur is a former boarding school with lovely surroundings and a fine view over Dýrafjörður, a 25-minute drive from Ísafjörður. The price includes your double room with linen as well as lunch from Monday to Friday. Beakfast is served for a reasonable price all days. Guests have access to tea-kitchens with basic cooking-facilities, bathroom facilities, washing machine and dryer. There is also a restaurant/café and a small convenience store serving sandwiches and light meals during evenings and weekends. The nearest supermarket is in Ísafjörður, 37 km.

Classes will be in the old school house in the mornings, while the electives in the afternoons will take place in both Núpur and Ísafjörður (see preliminary schedule). The bus to Ísafjörður and back is free of charge. Late night buses can be organized on request for a fee.

Accommodation includes room, linens, towels, access to tea-kitchens with basic cooking-facilities, wireless network, internet access, computer lab and cafeteria as well as lunch on weekdays.

Info: www.hotelnupur.is
Contact: info@hotelnupur.is +354-864 9737 (Sigurður Arnfjörð Helgason)

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