Hotels With Breakfast in Southern Region, Iceland

The room was the largest I stayed in during my trip to Iceland, with a classic, old-European charm. The location is quite remote, out in the middle of nowhere. For dining, you can drive about ten minutes to Selfoss. Everything was good, except for the bathroom which wasn't very clean.

We stayed at a hotel right next to Skógafoss, and you can drive directly into the Skógafoss parking lot, which makes access extremely convenient. We had two rooms with views of the mountains and the waterfall, which was truly special. The rooms were a little on the smaller side, but they were very clean and the beds were comfortable. A useful note: the cold water in the room is safe for drinking, while the hot water comes from natural hot springs (which may have a slight sulfur smell, as is common in Iceland). Breakfast had a smaller selection, but the taste and quality were good. I would also recommend trying the hotel restaurant at least once during your stay—the food was quite enjoyable. We were fortunate to catch the northern lights on both nights. On the first night, there was a strong, dancing aurora (around KP 6–7 / G3 storm) right outside the hotel in the parking area. On the second night (around KP 3), I woke up in the middle of the night and was still able to capture it on my phone despite some light pollution from the hotel. One small thing to note is that the main entrance doors close after 11 PM, so we had to use the side entrance when returning late at night.

This hotel is located right in Vik, directly across from a supermarket and a large Icewear store – even bigger than the one in Reykjavik, making it great for browsing. It's within walking distance of Vik Church, and the hotel offers an aurora wake-up service. The hotel itself is relatively new, with large floor-to-ceiling windows in both the rooms and the restaurant, offering excellent views. However, the breakfast is just average. Ground floor rooms have direct access to the outside via their large windows. The room's environment and cleanliness are both good.

We have a 1 night stay at Midgard Camp during our 9 days road trip in Iceland. It is our 2nd stop hotel of our trip. Though the room are not big, but it is comfortable, good and cosy enough for all. The family rooms comes with 1 double bed plus 1 bunk bed enough for all 4 of us. The whole place is very vibrant, friendly staff, nicely decorated and energetic yet peaceful and quiet for individual enjoyment. The whole place is very well maintained and It is very clean even the common toilet as I bathe there to avoid waiting for our private toilet to save some time. The common kitchen is for all guests and is well equipped. We cooked our hot meal as well as breakfast there. We can also enjoy the complementary coffee/tea from the hotel paid breakfast. Overall, We enjoy our stay there even though it is just 1 night. The location is easily found with the GPS, you wouldn't miss it. Highly recommended this place. Also, really appreciate the friendly staff giving us a round tour of the place explaining where are the common toilet, hot bathe tub, dryer for our swim wear should we use the hot bathe tub and sauna. This is indeed exceed our expectation actually. 10/10!

This Hotel provided us with a fantastic stay. It is clean, the staff are very attentive but not overbearing. Our room was very clean, but there were a couple of small drawbacks. There was a small desk, but no wardrobe for clothes. It would have served better to do away with the desk and provide somewhere to unpack our cases and hang clothes. My wife and I lived out of our suitcases for the duration. Also, there didn't seem to be any ground-floor rooms and there was not a lift. So, I think this would be unsuitable for guests in wheelchairs or severe difficulties with stairs (it would be wise to contact the Hotel directly to confirm this if you are in this position). The food was excellent and quite well priced for Iceland ( food and drink in Iceland is NOT cheap ). Overall, we both enjoyed our stay very much and would gladly book again. Hotel, staff and food were all 100%.

Booking a place in Iceland during summer is tough, so this was my only option for this stop. Facilities: Quite comprehensive for a hostel. Hygiene: Clean and tidy. Environment: The scenery along the way was truly beautiful. Service: Acceptable, standard for a hostel.

My favourite hotel pick during my 7-day trip in Iceland. Location was not perfect but if you are driving from Vik to Reykjavik- spending a night in between at this hotel and get a restful night would be a highlight. Nice, new, styled and clean, with excellent seaview as it is attached to a black sand beach. Not with good connection to the 5G network but WiFi is good. And for the restaurant - you will regret if you are not trying this if you are staying there for a night! Dinner was excellent and impressive! So as the complimentary breakfast. Definitely recommending this to everyone if you are looking for an unforgettable highlight stay in Iceland. I think there should be a high chance for seeing northern lights there if the weather is ok.

Good room and a great location right next to the pier. However, the location of our room was a bit strange, as it was directly beside the public walkway. People kept walking past the window and even sitting outside sometimes, so there was almost no privacy. The room was also quite noisy. You could constantly hear people banging doors when opening and closing them, and the walls were very thin — we could easily hear people talking and even their TV from the neighboring rooms. The funny part was that the fire alarm suddenly went off at 6:50 AM and woke everyone up. To make up for it, the hotel offered us free breakfast, which was a nice gesture, but unfortunately we had to rush out.

The equipment at the Hepburn Hotel is bright, simple and clean, The only downside is that there isn't enough toilet paper left. We went to the bathroom the next morning and found that all the toilet paper in the bathroom had been used up, and it was probably other tenants who took it to the kitchen and used it all up, which was a bit embarrassing.

Pretty nice and extremely kind reception people. I love them. As usual like other hotels in Iceland, you should take a ride to get here. The hotel room was big enough and there were 3 beds in the room although I'm staying by myself. I love the way how the room is formed. I had two doors, one led me to the yard side and the other one faced the other rooms as well as the reception. IDK this is the general rule but the shower pressure was horrible. It took more than 30 minutes to take a shower. Speaking of the Hot tub, it was pretty small and adorable. But if you have plans to visit either Blue Lagoon or Secret Lagoon, You'd better skip this Hot tub.