Hotel Rangá

"Hotel Rangá, a countryside property in southern Iceland known for northern lights viewing, sells guests an “Analog Menu” Elliott

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"For nearly 25 years, hotelier Fridrik Pálsson has made this unique, timbered-walled hotel the place to call home here in Hella, welcoming guests with exquisite hospitality and a huge (and real) stuffed polar bear at reception, named Hrammur." Angeles Times

At the Edge of the Golden Circle, Hotel Rangá’s High-End Hospitality Anchors a Wild Frontier Beyond Reykjavik's steaming geothermal pools, Hotel Rangá’s timbered walls provide an elegant sanctuary amidst the wild, volcanic plains of the Golden Circle.

"The entire experience is rooted in traditions that have kept Iceland among the world's happiest and longest-lived countries for years." TravelPulse
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Hótel Rangá, south Iceland luxury resort

"Surrounded by the glacier-carved landscapes of Iceland's South Coast, Hotel Rangá offers an unforgettable setting for couples seeking a nature-inspired destination wedding."

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"On Iceland’s South Coast, Hotel Rangá takes a different approach. Rather than formalizing the contrast therapy ritual, it asks guests to inhabit Icelandic life directly."

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“We stayed very isolated in Iceland for a long time,” says Fridrik Pálsson, the luxury boutique hotel’s owner, in reference to the country’s literary heritage. That insular existence, he believes, helped Icelanders retain a strong connection to their stories, many of which have been passed down for generations." The Toronto Star

In Iceland, I skipped the touristy Golden Circle and went exploring in the landscapes of legends The country’s literary heritage gave me a richer travel experience. Every place I went connected back to ancient tales

Gleðilegan þjóðhátíðardag, kæru Íslendingar! Í tilefni dagsins tókum við á móti gestum í þjóðbúningnum.

Happy June 17th, our National Day! To celebrate, we welcomed guests today wearing our traditional national costume.

"Iceland is famous for wide-open landscapes, geothermal water, dark winter skies, and those sturdy little horses that look like they know something you don't. It is also one of the better places on Earth to remember that looking up is still a legitimate activity." JetsetterGuide

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