The best accommodations Selfoss

Located in the heart of Selfoss, in the south of the country, this elegant hotel is nestled in a beautiful concrete and glass building, which rises up on the banks of the Ölfusá river and also offers a breathtaking view of the Ingólfsfjall mountain. It houses no fewer than 139 rooms, all of which are modern and of a high standard. Each room is spacious and offers all the comforts you need, including quality bedding, satellite TV, broadband connection, hairdryer and safe. The hotel is ideal for a stopover during your trip to the south of the country, especially if you're traveling with a group or family. In addition, the Selfoss hotel has its own restaurant, the Riverside, a "panoramic" restaurant that can seat up to 200 people and offers a three-course chef's menu, an à la carte menu and a buffet of international cuisine. The cuisine, both Icelandic and international, is gourmet and prepared with mostly local and seasonal ingredients (meat, seafood and a variety of vegetables). Vegetarian and even gluten-free options are available to satisfy every stomach. The all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast is also particularly excellent. There's also a bar where you can round off the day with a drink during daily happy hours. Finally, a delightful spa completes the hotel's offer. It is reputed to be one of the best in South Iceland. You can relax in a traditional Icelandic steam bath, enjoy the sauna and various relaxation showers before taking a nap in one of the comfortable armchairs in the relaxation room, by the sizzling fireplace. Treatments such as massages and treatments are also available on request. You're sure to emerge refreshed and rested. The hotel also owes its reputation to its attentive staff. They offer the most welcoming service, efficient room service and are always on hand to answer guests' questions or give advice on organizing excursions in the area. In short, the Selfoss Hotel is a trusted address and the ideal base for discovering Iceland's south coast, the Golden Circle and the region's main tourist attractions.