Hotels With WiFi in Western Region, Iceland

An absolutely magical stay on the bay in Eastern Iceland — easily one of the most memorable cabins we stayed in during our trip. The location is simply spectacular. Waking up to seals swimming in the water and then lazing along the shore right in front of the cabin felt almost surreal. It’s the kind of place where you could happily spend hours just looking out at the bay and watching the wildlife go by. The cabin itself was beautifully designed, cosy and exceptionally well equipped. The hosts had thought of so many little details that elevated the stay — from good-quality cookware and a well-stocked kitchenette to spices, pasta and rice in the pantry, luxurious Icelandic herbal teas, a generous selection of Nespresso capsules and welcome chocolates waiting for us on arrival. These thoughtful touches made it feel far more like a boutique retreat than simply a cabin stay. The beds were wonderfully comfortable, and despite its compact size, the kitchenette and washroom were thoughtfully designed and completely functional. We especially loved the telescope provided for wildlife spotting — such a brilliant addition given the incredible surroundings. And, of course, the sunroof was a highlight in itself. There is something incredibly special about lying in bed and looking up at the Icelandic sky (would be amazing during Aurora season)! Peaceful, intimate and surrounded by nature, yet with all the comforts you could ask for. Between the seals at our doorstep, the beautiful bay views and all the thoughtful details inside, this was a truly special Icelandic stay and one we would return to in a heartbeat.

It comes with a fully equipped kitchen. Room is spacious. The so-called 24/7 assistance phone line was unanswered 8 out of 10 times! The posted check in time is 1500 but the actual check in time was 1600. The extra 1 hour wait was hellidh in howling wind and pouring rain. No service to speak of, since the phone was unanswered.

It was great that there was a hot tub. Wi-Fi was not available in the private rooms, but was available in the common areas. The shared kitchen was clean and spacious. Bed linen racks were not included in the room rate, so I ordered linen after booking. Note that this is an additional charge. I think it was 1,500 ISK per person. Also, I personally didn't like the fact that the shower room wasn't private and you had to share it with other guests. I wish there was at least one private shower.

Everything was great about this place. The staff was very friendly and nice. The room was extremely clean with everything. The shower was wonderful with very hot water. The breakfast included was superb. And we got to see the Northern Lights.

A little further out from Borgarnes but it’s a nice quiet place. It’s very cute and had everything needed during the stay. The breakfast had a large variety but pretty simple—still a good spread though no continuous restocks through breakfast time. There’s only stairs to get up to the second floor in the main building. The common area/lobby was very nice and cutely decorated. I greatly appreciated the various board games provided and we spent the night playing, laughing, and relaxing after a long day. Overall a clean place! Staff were very friendly and nice too!

The last stop on our island tour, from Akureyri to the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, was here. The hotel is located by the sea, far from any other towns or shops, yet it boasts breathtaking views. Rooms vary in size and price. The showers lack doors, making it easy for water to splash out. The hotel offers complimentary tea and coffee. There are no restaurants nearby; the hotel has a buffet dinner, but it's expensive and the food is mediocre. Breakfast is not plentiful, just enough to fill your stomach. The service was average.

We arrived earlier than the scheduled time. The room was not ready, but they allowed us to have a break in the dinner room. The service was very good. Breakfast was also good.

There are not many hotels in Snæfellsnes Peninsula. This one is a good distance from attractions such as Straw Hat Mountain. The breakfast is also very delicious. The only drawback is that the steak and lamb chops for dinner are a bit too dry.

Quiet and clean hotel with lots of facilities which allow guests to enjoy. We arrived at the hotel late (after 9pm) and the hotel restaurant was still able to serve us food that was way beyond our expectations - the waitress was extremely kind and helpful. We were also able to catch the northern lights which was a pleasant surprise considering the time of the year (August). Overall, we are very pleased with our stay here.

The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable. The kitchen was well equipped, although we missed a sacochorch because someone would have taken it, we asked it and in 5 minutes we were snobing the door of the room with a new sacochorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchorchor It's a pity some people think only about them and not about the common. You have 2 refrigerators, one for what you use and another where you can sev pick or leave for others. The truth is that it has been one of the best experiences within the Guesthouse.