The best accommodations Southwest

Located in the village of Hella, close to Highway 1, Hotel Hella is a modern, elegant establishment. It's just a 2-minute walk from a bus stop, 4 km from Gissíðufoss waterfall and 11 km from Sagnagarður. The hotel offers standard rooms with flat-screen TVs and en suite bathrooms, as well as superior rooms with sitting areas. Guests can enjoy the hotel's contemporary lounge and elegant restaurant serving refined dishes. Parking is also available. Hotel Hella offers services such as free Wi-Fi, breakfast included, free parking, disabled access and child-friendly facilities. In addition, the establishment focuses on sustainable development, promoting energy efficiency and other environmentally-friendly practices.

Looking for a quiet night's sleep on your Icelandic tour? Enjoy the charms of the Magma Hotel when visiting southern Iceland, just a few minutes from Route 1. All rooms have a terrace, a view of the lake, the glacier or the lava fields, and all the facilities you need for a comfortable, relaxing stay. The hotel's customer reviews are unanimous, from the warm welcome provided by the attentive staff to the particularly spacious rooms and delicious breakfast!

Are we in Iceland or the UK? The Skalakot Manor Hotel has the charm of a family home and an ambience worthy of the finest boutique hotels. Set in a timeless natural landscape, this establishment stands out for its atypical, luxurious style. The spacious rooms are perfectly decorated, very clean and equipped with every comfort, and the breakfast is excellent. On-site, you can also enjoy the restaurant, a massage or sauna at the spa (access at an additional cost), or a day's riding.

The Greenhouse Hotel's appeal lies in its green setting and its foodcourt concept, with no fewer than 7 restaurants offering a variety of dishes and beverages. However, it can be a little noisy when crowded. The rooms have a sober, modern ambience, with meticulous details such as the window-sill seating and the desk area in each room. Nevertheless, the rooms are not air-conditioned, and it can get a little (too) hot at times.

Accommodation composed of several small buildings whose main room has 18 double rooms with bathroom. Possible Sleeping bag accommodation. A restaurant is also on site.

Located in Iceland's Suðurland region, the Hvítárnes mountain hut is the oldest mountain hut owned and operated by Ferðafélag Íslands (the Icelandic Tourism Association, FÍ) since 1930. The hut has two floors and can accommodate a total of 30 people. The first floor comprises an entrance hall, two bedrooms with bunk beds and a small kitchen. The attic has a small bedroom and a larger dormitory with mattresses on the floor. The kitchen is equipped with cold running water, a gas stove and a wood-burning stove, as well as a few utensils. The toilet is located in a separate house a little further away, and the janitor's hut is nearby. The campsite is also next to the toilet. The view from the hut is breathtaking. The hut is the starting and finishing point for hikes on the old Kjölur hiking trail. The hut is accessible by jeep (4x4).