Hotels With Gym in Southern Region, Iceland

The hotel room is spacious and the breakfast has a pretty decent spread of food choices. There is even sauna and hotspring services provided with towels provided. The room is spacious and warm. The bathroom is spacious with strong pressure of warm water. There is even a coffee machine provided in the room. However, the price is expensive in my personal opinion. The hotel is about 10 minutes drive from the central town of Vik with a lot of eateries, petrol station and shopping areas. Overall, it is still highly recommended if budget permits.

This hotel is excellent, one of the best I stayed at during my entire trip to Iceland. The outdoor hot spring pool is unique, and the breakfast is incredibly rich and varied. It's truly a 'wild luxury' type of hotel. My only complaint is that I got insect bites, and the hotel staff's attitude was arrogant when I reported it. Many thanks to Trip.com for their diligent coordination and communication in resolving this.

The place gave off a very country club kind of vibe, the room was well decorated, enough space to open 2 large luggages and still have some space to walk. The bed was comfortable for the night’s rest too and the breakfast though not many options but all were delicious👍🏼 The nearest town from this accommodation was a 10-15mins drive, hence the location had a high score. This will be my to go to accommodation when I visit Iceland again!

Fosshotel Glacier Lagoon exceeded all my expectations. The property was spotless, the location was highly convenient, and the check-in process was seamless. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Iceland and will absolutely be returning!

Located in the heart of Selfoss, it offers easy access to both the coast and the inland area. The facilities are relatively new. The rooms are not particularly large. There's parking, but it's limited, so you'll have to park on the street if you run out. Breakfast is similar to other hotels, but the selection isn't extensive. The coffee is good. There's a spa, but it costs 3,000 kroner per person. It has two small circular heated pools, one cold pool, a sauna, and showers.

We appreciated the one-mattress queen-size bed, something we found to be a rarity in our Iceland trip (the norm seemed to be two twin-beds slammed together, which just isn't the same thing. The staff was helpful and the facilities clean and well-maintained. The only negative was the fact that the hotel charged a separate fee to use the hot tub.

It was so beautiful. In the distance was the smoke from the power station and the snow-capped mountains, and in the near distance was a patch of moss. The hotel's overhead floor was an outdoor swimming pool, which made the photos very dreamy. I also saw the aurora, heavy snow, and blue sky and white clouds, which was very impressive!

Overall it is good, the location of the aurora is good, but if there is no aurora, some goods are wrong relative to the price, the floor of the shower room is slippery and greasy, and it is not cleaned. The bedding was very bad and the sheets were wrinkled.