Professional and friendly staff! Easy check in process. Food was tasty and delicious. Location is excellent for exploring the area. Rooms were clean and well kept. Quiet place for sleeping. Thanks

It's the only hotel in the area but they really do things right. Great staff, good food, and such a different experience. I'll admit it was weird being somewhere where Wi-Fi wasn't readily available, but it also made it fun. It's a lovely hotel in such a desolate but yet beautiful Northern Ireland. Highly recommend!

If you want to feel like you've traveled to the end of the earth, this is your place. Beautiful scenery so incredibly quiet and serene

Wifi not good

Quiet basic room comfortable bed nice view

Basic room and excellent breakfast. The highlight here are the bird cliffs - not to be missed - that are best viewed early in the morning or in the evening.

Lovely owner was welcoming as we ate dinner at on site restaurant. Was a much needed respite from some crazy weather. Cozy and clean place to hunker down. Great food.

The owner, Birna, makes this place shine. Very friendly, funny, and personable. She was the highlight of our stay. Our room was clean and very spacious. The bed was great and we slept very well. Beautiful hotel in a beautiful area ran by a wonderful owner.

If you come between aug-Apr, do not stay in this place. They charged for using kitchen and bed linens separately $24/person. I end up has to used my sleeping bed on the bared bed. If you want to use kitchen another $24/person. And there is no puffins on the cliff in Aug. And free wifi only works in the lobby not the room!!!

NO shower available if your room includes only a shared bathroom. NO bath towels provided, so be aware before you book of these limitations! Guests will need sleeping bag for their bunk beds because no bed linens provided, so bring your pillow cases. Rooms have one electirc outlet only, so choose between your room light and charging your phone or laptop. The kitchen facilities are basic and do not have paper towels. The Bird Cliffs are a 3o minute rough and dangerous dirt road trip each way, and the puffins are not as plentiful. The

Great scenery excellent food

The hotel was a very Icelandic "stretch" facility with a dozen rooms or more in an unattractive row. Once inside, though, the accommodations were good. The best was the staff, especially the owner, who went out of her way to keep us entertained long after opening hours. THE PUFFINS is why you want to be there. Of all of the places in Iceland, these Puffins were the most accessible, and least overcrowded by tourists.

Great location for easy access to the puffins at Latrabarg cliffs. Room was small but very adequate and the block out blinds worked really well.

I loved everything about this place! Remotely located, surrounded by dramatic and beautiful landscapes, and super nice staff. They offered to wake me up to see the northern lights, and also prepared me the biggest breakfast to go. I’d love to come back some other time!

Very close to latrabjarg cliffs. The room I paid for was pretty small and outdated, but the whole building was a bit rustic so it was ok. The beds don't have blankets which was a bit annoying. There weren't shower facilities avaliable (i may be wrong and didn't know where to look) and I paid 52 Canadian for a cod fillet and soup. Could've been better but staff are really nice and the location is great, it was clean too.

Nice and clean room . Easy parking

Lovely private location surrounded mountains and ocean. Pretty good restaurant on location, considering there is not many options nearby.

Amazing customer service! The woman who helped us was very kind and helpful. The food at the restaurant was absolutely delicious too. The only thing that would have made it better was the bed. Ours tilted down near the head so it felt like we slept upside down all night. Otherwise great place, would recommend!

The best thing about the hotel is it’s location. The sunset at the Sandy beach is astonishing. Also proximity of puffin cliffs.

Excellent communication with host, including detailed directions from the car ferry at Brjanslaekur. We selected this property for its proximity to the Latrabjarg Cliffs, less than 30 minutes away on a gravel road. Accomodations in a separate building were basic but comfortable. Breakfast in the main building, a short walk away, was good.