South Iceland has secured an important advantage in the battle for tourist attention in the form of the new All Season Hotels website.

The company, which operates a number of quality hotels in South Iceland, has launched a new informative website, which not only advertises the hotels, but also offers an interesting insight into southern Iceland with dramatic photography and an extensive activity guide.

The four All Seasons Hotels are very different from each other and together offer a very diverse cross section of South Iceland – all within easy reach of Mount Hekla, Geysir, Gullfoss and Landmannalaugar for example.

The company’s Hrauneyjar Highland Centre is a guesthouse and service centre on the very edge of civilisation, where roads and electricity give way to total Highland wilderness. Hotel Highland offers the same stunning vistas and Highland solitude, but with a twist of luxury, including à la carte dining, spa and helipad.

Hotel Skogar is an intimate, friendly hotel, right next to the world famous Skogarfoss waterfall and Hotel Ranga offers four-star luxury in stunning countryside and boasts membership of the prestigious Special Hotels of the World organisation.

For more information on All Season Hotels and South Iceland in general, visit www.allseasonhotels.is

One of Iceland‘s most popular hotels has re-opened its doors to guests for the busy summer season.

Hotel Skogar is a small luxury hotel located by the 60m Skogarfoss waterfall near Vik in south Iceland.

The hotel is popular with both foreign and Icelandic guests and is a favourite location for writers and travellers escaping to the countryside. It is also often used a wedding and honeymoon destination and a romantic retreat for couples.

For most of the year, Hotel Skogar is only available for groups and tours, but from 1st May to 1st October the hotel opens to individual members of the public. The hotel has 12 en-suite rooms, an outdoor sauna and hot tub area and a gourmet restaurant.

South Iceland is one of the most-visited areas of the country due to its proximity to Reykjavik and the number of activities on offer. Popular attractions include bird watching at the spectacular Dyrholaey ocean cliffs, walking or windsurfing on the black sand beaches at Vik and visiting the Myrdalsjokull glacier with a snowmobile, jeep or ice climbing tour.

Skogar is also one of the starting points of Iceland‘s most famous hike – the Landmannalaugar to Thorsmork walk – a 4 day route that takes hikers through some of Iceland’s most spectacular scenery.

Visit www.allseasonhotels.is for more information on Hotel Skogar and other luxury hotels in south Iceland.