Situated about 75 minutes south of Reykjavik, the Hotel Ranga is a 51-room luxury property that's in proximity to some of Iceland’s most spectacular natural and remote wonders. It’s best known for its exceptional views of the northern lights, and even has its own observatory with high-end telescopes for serious stargazers. Frequented by celebrities and honeymooners, the hotel features cozy cabin decor, an exceptional restaurant with a free breakfast, and outdoor geo-thermal hot tubs. Guest rooms range from continental-themed suites to Standard and Deluxe Rooms with simple decor; most have hot tubs and outdoor terraces. Travelers hoping to see the northern lights at a lower price point could try the nearby Stracta Hótel Hella.
Situated about 75 minutes south of Reykjavik, the Hotel Ranga is a 51-room luxury property that's in proximity to some of Iceland’s most spectacular natural and remote wonders. It’s best known for its exceptional views of the northern lights, and even has its own observatory with high-end telescopes for serious stargazers. Frequented by celebrities and honeymooners, the hotel features cozy cabin decor, an exceptional restaurant with a free breakfast, and outdoor geo-thermal hot tubs. Guest rooms range from continental-themed suites to Standard and Deluxe Rooms with simple decor; most have hot tubs and outdoor terraces. Travelers hoping to see the northern lights at a lower price point could try the nearby Stracta Hótel Hella.
This 122-room Stracta Hotel is located in Hella, around 80 minutes south of Reykjavik, making it well-located to take in some of Iceland’s natural wonders. The main building is stylish, but the outbuildings -- where most rooms are located -- have a more industrial look. Interiors are minimalistic and modern, from the lobby to the rooms, which feature flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. However, some share bathrooms. Features are include a bar, coffee shop, garden, terrace, outdoor hot tub, and sauna. A free buffet breakfast is available, and lunches and evening meals are served in the restaurant. Rates are reasonable for the area, but those with bigger budgets might try nearby Hotel Ranga, which has its own observatory for viewing the Northern Lights.
This 122-room Stracta Hotel is located in Hella, around 80 minutes south of Reykjavik, making it well-located to take in some of Iceland’s natural wonders. The main building is stylish, but the outbuildings -- where most rooms are located -- have a more industrial look. Interiors are minimalistic and modern, from the lobby to the rooms, which feature flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. However, some share bathrooms. Features are include a bar, coffee shop, garden, terrace, outdoor hot tub, and sauna. A free buffet breakfast is available, and lunches and evening meals are served in the restaurant. Rates are reasonable for the area, but those with bigger budgets might try nearby Hotel Ranga, which has its own observatory for viewing the Northern Lights.