Northern Lights New Year Special

,Your holiday will commence in Iceland's beautiful southern countryside at either Hotel Ranga or Hotel Geysir. Away from light pollution and with wide open vistas, at each hotel you'll be ideally located to view the northern lights should they occur. At Hotel Ranga you can enjoy optimum night sky viewing in the new roll-off roof observatory which houses computerised telescopes. Please contact our team of travel specialists to discuss accommodation options in Reykjavik. At each of the hotels shown below, accommodation is in rooms with private facilities. Hotel Ranga, near Hella Grade: Deluxe Type: Hotel We're huge fans of Hotel Ranga. And we're not surprised that it’s become a favourite with our clients. Around an hour's drive from Reykjavik, this cosy riverside lodge offers four-star comfort and fine dining in the volcanic heart of rural Iceland. There’s nowhere better for northern lights viewing - Ranga even has its own star-gazing observatory - while our Summer Nights break at this outstanding hotel promises long, indulgent days under the glow of the midnight sun and some fabulous culinary treats. Summer or winter, you are also perfectly located at Ranga for exploring many of Iceland’s most famous natural wonders – including the tectonic triple-whammy of the Golden Circle and the waterfalls, glaciers and black-sand beaches of the South Coast. The perfect place to see the northern lights This is big-sky country. No wonder Ranga has such a glowing reputation for northern lights viewing. You’re miles from any artificial light pollution, so when the aurora appears you’re in for a truly unforgettable experience. Hotel Ranga offers its guests an aurora wake-up call so you needn’t worry about missing the spectacle. The staff are genuinely enthusiastic (and knowledgeable) about all-things aurora. You can glean tips on photographing the northern lights and learn about how they’re created. Gaze at the cosmos while gently poaching in one of Ranga's outdoor hot tubs or see beyond the aurora, deep into space, using the hotel’s new, state-of-the-art observatory.   Hotel Geysir Grade: Standard Type: Hotel Hotel Litli Geysir is a modern building with 22 ensuite rooms. It is located opposite the hot spring area which gave the hotel its name. Home to the world-famous Strokkur geyser, the Geysir geothermal area gave its name to geysers the world over. The accommodation is part of the Geysir Centre which consists of a building complex with restaurant, souvenir shop, outdoor and clothing store, snack shop and Geysir museum all within walking distance. The restaurant on site puts its emphasis on excellent dining in a beautiful environment, and features an a la carte menu accompanied by a first-class wine list. Featuring light dishes, international favourites and local Icelandic seafood, there is plenty to suite every taste. Lunch is served buffet-style and stands as a testament to Iceland's Norse heritage by serving on board a Viking ship. Dinner is candlelit and puts the focus on the geothermal Geysir and spouting Strokkur, which can be seen from the dining room.   Center Hotel Arnarhvoll, Reykjavik Grade: Standard Type: Hotel A 104 room ultra-modern hotel, the Arnarhvoll boasts stylish Scandinavian décor throughout, running on a colour scheme of black, red and chrome. The top floor is reserved for the Panorama Restaurant, which offer first-rate cuisine and excellent city views. An on site spa and wellness centre are also available, meaning that you can relax and unwind without having to travel as far as the Blue Lagoon. A Turkish Bath, Jacuzzi and Finnish sauna are also available. Each guestroom offers a contemporary, artistic feel and there is a selection of standard and deluxe rooms and suites. All rooms have flat-screen TV's, mini-bar, high speed Internet and private facilities, some with bath and shower. There are a limited number of free parking spaces for self drive clients.   Center Hotel Plaza, Reykjavik Grade: Standard Type: Hotel A stylish hotel, the 200 room Hotel Plaza is found in the heart of the old town, next to a wide selection of restaurants, shops and nightclubs. With museums and the famous harbour nearby, there is plenty to keep busy during the day and with the hotel conveniently placed, you can return at any time to put up your feet or to simply change your clothes. Although there is no restaurant on site, the bar is a fine place to relax, smartly furnished and coming complete with a quality selection of cocktails, beers and wines. The lounge provides comfortable seating and a laid-back area to unwind after a long day of sightseeing. Each of the hotel's 200 rooms is well-appointed and boasts a bright décor and contemporary oak furnishings. The rooms on the top floor offer incredible views over the city. Whether you choose to stay in a Standard Room, Classic Room, Superior Room or Junior Suite, all come complete with en suite bathroom, minibar, tea & coffee facilities, TV, hairdryer and fee internet.   Fosshotel Reykjavik Grade: Superior Type: Hotel Fosshotel Reykjavik is a modern and stylish hotel in Reykjavik’s business district, only a short distance from Laugavegur, the main shopping street. The largest hotel in Iceland, Fosshotel Reykjavik has 320 rooms over 16 floors with many providing fantastic views of the city and bay area. All rooms feature a Flat-screen TV with cable channels, a fridge, a desk and a private bathroom. Fosshotel Reykjavik offers two different restaurant options for guests. The ‘Haust Restaurant’ offers a fine dining experience and a sleek, modern setting with the menu focusing on fresh Icelandic local produce. Alternatively choose to unwind and relax in ‘The Beergarden’ which offers a magnitude of draft beers paired perfectly with a selection of great dishes including a twist on the popular Icelandic hot dogs. Other facilities include a gym which is open 24 hours a day.