Romantic Hotels in Hella

The family-owned Hótel Lækur is set on an Icelandic horse farm, between the Golden Circle and the south coast. Hella is 10 minutes’ drive away. It offers a sun terrace and a guest lounge.

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Katharina

From

Germany

Super friendly staff. They give you a knock on the door if northern lights show up. We would have missed them otherwise. We also got some tips for nice spots were not all the tourists go. Super comfy beds. Bathroom is a bid small but for us not an issue. I would definetly recommend everyone to stay there. Ask for room 16 to get amazing sunrise view out of your bed!

Boasting mountain views, Beindalsholt offers accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 48 km from Seljalandsfoss. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.

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Hannah

From

South Korea

Good location for northern light.

This holiday home is located in Hella and features a scenic countryside setting and a garden. There is a view of the volcanoes Hekla and Eyjafjallajökull from the house.

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Helena

From

Sweden

Very nice cabin with high standard. Very friendly host. Perfect location and lovely surroundings. Recommend everyone to book a cabin from Farmer's Guesthouse. Was lucky to see the northern lights trough the bedroom window.

Featuring a stargazing observatory on site, this luxury hotel is in an idyllic remote location next to the Rangá salmon river in Hella.

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Susie

From

Australia

Super clean. Super friendly staff. Love that there is an Aurora wake up service, sadly I don’t get to take advantage. Amazing food. Great breakfast buffet.

Featuring a hot tub, Hestheimar is located in Hella. The property features mountain and garden views, and is 47 km from Seljalandsfoss.

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Clare

From

Thailand

Outstanding! Such a beautiful place with a fantastic breakfast and very warm welcome. The hot tub was a highlight of our trip!

Welcome to Aurora Lodge Hotel, where adventure awaits! Our complex of 8 charming buildings sits right on the banks of the East Rangá River, just a stone's throw from the Icelandic Route 1 (Ring Road)...

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Mariia

From

Finland

Rooms, perfect view, amazing remote location but stores just a short drive away, good breakfast, nice hot tub

Featuring mountain views, Heima Holiday Homes provides accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 42 km from Ljosifoss.

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Bodil

From

Switzerland

Very clean apartment with beautiful surroundings. The dogs were fun to play with. The beds very comfy. We felt at home.

Peacefully situated by Lake Villingarholt, Vatnsholt Bed & Breakfast is 16 km from Selfoss town centre. Impressive mountain views are featured.

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Roberto

From

Italy

you can see northern lights just through the windows.

Set in Lindartún and only 27 km from Seljalandsfoss, Lindartún Guesthouse offers accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Anne-Maartje

From

Netherlands

The large and beautiful cottage.

Located on a goat farm, Skálatjörn Guesthouse offers homestay rooms and self-catering apartment options in Skálatjörn. This property is located 20 km from Selfoss, while Lake Kerid is 35 km away.

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Philip

From

Germany

Skálatjörn Guesthouse exceeded all our expectations. From the moment we arrived, we felt at home. The guesthouse is set in a beautiful rural location, surrounded by stunning views – on a clear day, you can even spot glaciers on the horizon. It is the perfect base to explore South Iceland. Our room was very clean, spacious, and comfortable. We especially appreciated the small details: everything was thoughtfully arranged, and the atmosphere was cozy and relaxing. What truly stands out is the hospitality. The hosts are incredibly kind, attentive, and always happy to share advice or local insights. A very special highlight were the rare Icelandic goats that live on the property – gentle, curious animals that guests can visit daily. They are very friendly and love to be petted, which made our stay feel even more unique and memorable. We would not hesitate to stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Iceland.