Fosstun Apartments Hotel

Overlooking the River Ölfus, this hotel is located on Eyravegur, the lively main street of Selfoss. It offers spacious apartments with private entrances, fully equipped kitchens and free internet access.

The bright apartments at Fosstun Apartments Hotel offer panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. If breakfast is requested, a basket with bread, yoghurt and fresh fruit will be delivered to the room.

All guests at Hotel Fosstun Apartments have access to a laundry room with washing machines and ironing equipment.

The Great Geysir and the Gullfoss Waterfalls are both within a 30-minute drive of Hotel Fosstun. Guests wishing to explore the Icelandic wilderness can visit the Thingvellir National Park, which is 70 km away.

Fosstun Apartments Hotel is located on Iceland’s scenic Ring Road or Route 1, which connects all major towns. Free parking spaces are found on site.

Rooms: 32
Rate: 115 - 150 EUR

Guests have access to a washing machine and dryer.

The hotel has 4 rooms suitable for disabled guests.

Every evening a breakfast tray is delivered to each room, so guests can enjoy breakfast at their leisure in the morning. The breakfast includes bread, marmalade, cream cheese, butter, yoghurt, fruit juice, biscuits, muffins and fresh fruit.

Coffee and tea making facilities available in every room.

Selfoss is conveniently situated for exploring Southern Iceland and visiting many of Iceland’s spectacular natural wonders.

Geysir (60 km) - The world’s oldest known geyser and one of the most impressive. Eruptions can hurl boiling water up to 60 metres into the air. Eruptions may be infrequent, and have, in the past, stopped altogether for years at a time, but currently they are occurring about three times a day on average.

Thingvellir (45 km) – Thingvellir was made a national park in 1928 because of its historical importance and because of its special tectonic and volcanic environment. Cracks or faults run throughout the area, the largest, Almannagjá, being a veritable canyon. One of these faults is known as Peningagjá, or Penny Canyon, because it is littered with coins at the bottom. Legend has it that if you make a wish and then throw in a coin, if you see the coin hit the bottom, then your wish will come true.

Gullfoss (70 km) – Gulfoss is a waterfall on Hvítá (The White River) in south central Iceland. The flow of the river from regular rains and glacial run off makes Gullfoss the largest volume waterfall in Europe and one of the most spectacular sights in the world.