Fosshotel Hekla

This was the 2nd Foss Hotel we stayed in traveling west toward Reykjavik. However, the advertising was a bit deceptive as it indicated a proximity to Selfoss. Actually it was about 20 minutes outside of Selfoss and difficult to locate. The hotel itself was simple and comfortable. However, it was too far from Selfoss to explore for dinner. While the other 2 Foss hotels we stayed at (Nupar & Hellnar) had spectacular locations, this Foss Hotel was remote and didn't offer a specific attraction. We were therefore surprised that this hotel had the most expensive dinner, appetizer, and wine prices. If you're traveling the southeast part of Iceland, I'd recommend staying in Selfoss where there is more competition for hotels and meals.

The hotel is a little bit on the tired side for the rooms but everything else is good. Lovely staff and a good hotel in convenient location to the golden circle

Great hotel, great service, nice area

Super nice hotel! Restaurant is pricey, but that's just the standard in Iceland

Clean and friendly, but hotel could do with modernizing. Many stairs Steam room and hot tub outside 100 m away - not great in heavy rain!

Hotel was very comfortable, our room was a good size, with access to a balcony. The staff were all pleasant and helpful. We had a very good dinner, the food was excellent. The morning breakfast buffet was also very nice with a great selection to choose from. The hotel has two outdoor hot tubs and a steam room. Everything was very well cared for, with serve yourself coffee/tea & hot chocolate available at any time. It's a great location for touring area attractions, in a very pleasant country setting.

Overall this hotel was OK. Restaurant was average. Best thing was that hotel had free breakfast, which had a lot of good options like scrambled eggs, sausages, and even smoked salmon! Room was clean and good sized. Bathroom was small - bathroom sink had very little counter space to put things. This hotel was in the middle of nowhere, which is great for Northern Lights if you are lucky. Hotel has 2 floors but NO elevators. Our room was upstairs so it was a pain to carry the heavy luggages up the stairs. There were small stairs/steps along the hallway as well. Definitely not a hotel that is wheelchair/accessibility friendly.

There was a large tour group there, which sort of detracted from a quite breakfast. Otherwise, very accomodating staff.

Excellent customer service and breakfast. Quiet and relaxing. Parking included and accessible.

A good comfortable stay in a remote location.