Hotels With WiFi in Western Region, Iceland

It was such a quaint place, but unfortunately all week we were there it was under construction, so noise from hammering and drilling was very annoying since this was booked specifically for meditation and writing of my book.

We added bed linens with additional charges but then we need to install it ourselves. We are already tired travel from far and setting the bedlinen ourselves is unacceptable. For the men's shared bathroom( not the toilet), the floor is full of dirt, without slippers it is very bad experience. I was showering with naked feet because I only travel with shoes. As there's a short distance from room to the bathroom that need to step through murt, other traveller slippers also became dirty and just walk into shower area with slippers on. There's plenty of space for shared kitchen which is awesome, but the auto door lock made it very inconvenient for a single person that is in middle of cooking and need to open door for partner, because 1 room is only given with 1 set of keys. I did not expect that the full windowed view of waterfall is only for ordering meal, oherwise I would rather spend 1 meal there for the scenery, sadly I missed the awesome breakfast.

The car had some problems on the day we checked out, and the landlord asked her husband to help us check the car. It was very cold outside with strong winds, snow and rain. He was worried that we would be cold, so he asked us to wait in the house. He helped us check the car in the wind and snow. When he said the car was repaired and there was no problem, I felt like he was glowing and saved us from the wind and snow. The rooms are independent and have good privacy. I wish the homeowner and his wife peace and good luck. 🌹🌹🌹🍎🍎🍎

The hotel is a bit similar to a camp, there is a sculpture park, very special, there are hot springs, streams, and a group of white swans living on the mountain. The environment is very good. I see the aurora at night. Unfortunately, there are too many clouds and most of the aurora are blocked.

Staying at this hotel on the way back to Reykjavik from the Snæfellsnes Peninsula is a great option, as the surrounding environment is beautiful. The hotel rooms are spacious and clean, the restaurant serves delicious food, and there's a wake-up call at night to remind guests to watch for the Northern Lights. The service is excellent, and we were fortunate enough to see the Northern Lights on the night of our stay – it was truly spectacular.

The hotel reception staff kindly introduced the nearby attractions and provided a simple breakfast. The room has a small attic and skylight, enough space to use, the architectural style is natural, we like it very much.

The room is very open, the health is very good, the environment is small but complete! The only downside is that the sound insulation problem needs to be improved. But as a homestay, the environment is very good, although it is a long distance from the city center, parking and many nearby attractions are very convenient!

Easy self-check in, which was great for us because we reached near 11pm. Beds were comfortable, heating was good. Best part was breakfast. Shared kitchen was well stocked with pans, eggs, milk, salami, oil, sauces, for cooking. Had a satisfying breakfast complete with coffee, juices and yogurt.

The room's view of Chapel Hill is unbeatable! The kitchen is stocked with seasonings and all sorts of cooking and dining essentials. The front desk is open until 8 PM, so late arrivals don't need to worry – your room number and name will be posted on the front desk glass. It's quiet at night, and navigation leads you right to the spot. Definitely recommend this place!

The service attitude is a bit poor, the room is fairly large, there is a kitchen, and you can park at the door. The geographical location is relatively remote. The journey in winter has to cross the snow-capped mountains, and the driving skills must be good. In the small town, there is only one supermarket to buy things, and there is no place to play nearby.