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"Great place to stay! "

"This was an incredible experience. We wish we had stayed here more nights. The lobby is gorgeous and huge and has comfortable elements everywhere, lots of throw blankets to use on the many comfy couches to curl up and read and drink a glass of wine. The rooms are beautiful and the bathrooms as well, everything has a feeling of luxury. The hotel will call you if you're on the list to be alerted to northern lights showing at night. We saw them here, and walked out to the geyser park to get ahead of the street lights. Seeing the northern lights over the natural steam of the geyser was incredible. The hotel breakfast is also wonderful, delicious, and has everything you could ever want. Also close to Gulfoss Falls and other aspects of Haukadalur Geothermal park. "

"We stayed in 7 different hotels in Iceland and this one was our favorite. "

"This was duch a cute plsce to stay! I loved the room, the restaurant, the staff, the area, and being able to see the Northern Lights from the hot tub."

"Historic guesthouse, friendly staff, clwan and comfortable rooms, walking distance to the Laugarvatn Fontana. "

"Wonderful"

"Loved the hotel. "

"Very cute and rural. 20 mins from Selfoss but little light pollution in the area. We saw the northern lights from the hot tub! but they were easier to see when we took a drive. Very convenient to a lot of golden circle stops and great that it had a restaurant because there aren't many super close. Did not have ice or free coffee and there was no breakfast available. Kitchen was nice to have for sure. There was no oil or anything though. Hot tubs and shower were very hot! Cabin was also cozy. You cannot control the temperature. "

"Property was lovely. Food in the restaurant was very good. Breakfast buffet offerings were plentiful. There was careful attention and accommodation for our two gluten free family members within the restaurant. The gf rolls were outstanding! Appreciated that the front desk staff knocked on our door to let us know when the northern lights were visible."