Eine superschöne Unterkunft. Hat uns sehr gut gefallen.

This was one of the most ADORABLE comfy little cabin I’ve ever stayed in. It was clean and quaint. We enjoyed every moment.

Beautiful porch with great view on clear day. Nicely decorated but with 4 suitcases and two teenagers it was a bit tight. The bedroom walls don’t go up to ceiling so there’s no privacy…… Can’t understand why they can’t provide coffee pods when charging so much. The dirt road to place is very long especially at night. At the same time they did let us check out later than their 10am checkout and were helpful when we arrived super late at night. Overall, I’d still recommend but better for couple:)

Great little spot. Kind of wished we had more time to spend here.

Would be nice if they provided some coffee for you stay, but other than that the cabin was very nice.

Pictures of the property don't do justice to this place. We stayed in Cabin 1 and it is beautiful! The cabin has a deck all around with an outdoor dining area, gas grill and private sauna. The main living area has the living room and kitchen and it is beautiful, full of windows up to the ceiling and very spacious. There is also a loft with a futon bed and its own TV. When we turned off the highway, on to the dirt track and it said 12km to go, we knew we were in for something special. The location definitely exceeded our expectations. Right under cliffs and looking out over the heath and completely hidden from the other cabins. On the deck and in the living room, you can see birds flying in and out of the caves on the cliff and hear meadow birds at the same time. The spacious kitchen and dining area made for a splendid cabin cooked dinner. The cabin has two bedrooms and can technically sleep four people, as long as they are couples or small. We used the sofabed as an additional bed to make it comfortable for 4 people.

We stayed in late May. The cabin was wonderful and easy to find. We visited the peninsula as a day trip. Did a day in Borgarnes - Blomasetrio Kaffi, and the Settler’s Centre. Had lazy days of relaxing and enjoying the amazing views.

Die Unterkunft war uns leider nicht sauber genug. Wir sind daher so bald wie möglich wieder abgereist und haben und leider nicht sehr wohl gefühlt.

Loved staying here. Only issue is there were not sheets or pillowcases for the foldout bed in the living room.

Die Unterkunft war einzigartig, schön ruhig und hatte eine Top Ausstattung. (Super süße Tassen und schöne Teller) Man konnte direkt von der Terrasse aus die Nordlichter sehen. Die Sauna war auch super. Alles was man zur Entspannung braucht. Ein toller einzigartiger Abschluss. Leider gab es kein Feuerholz, wir hätten gerne noch den Ofen ausprobiert. Für den Weg zur Cabin empfehle ich ein 4x4 Auto. Handtücher und sogar Hausschuhe waren vor Ort. Internet gibt es auch. Ich kann den Aufenthalt in der cozy cabin nur weiter empfehlen.

Adorable cabin in remote location. Definitely need AWD and experience driving in the snow to get to in early March. Wish we could have stayed longer and used the sauna.

Very cute and stylish cabin and great instructions from the property owners. However I felt the cabin needed some updating and some more cleaning - the washing machine had a very foul smell. The road to the location is also quite long and bumpy.

Super cute and comfortable, we liked the drive and being away from town. The kitchen/dining/living room felt homey.

Very nice authentic country side cabin in rural Iceland. Views were phenomenal couldn't have asked for a better stay in our last Icelandic destination.

The road to this cabin was a very long, secluded, bumpy dirt road. We came across a couple who had gotten a flat tire on the road which made me very nervous because it was just my daughter and I solo on this trip. That aside, the cabin was beautiful. Spacious and cozy with everything you worked need for an extended stay. The couch in the living area was very comfortable and so was the bed. We loved the cabin! If you’re looking for something off the beaten path this place is great! If you are not a fan of being in the middle of nowhere I’d say probably not for you. All in all we really enjoyed it

These cabins are very remote! Its a long drive along a gravel road that has some significant pot holes. We had a 4x4 so managed fine but did take it easy. Owners emailed a property pack over which was super detailed including how to access the property, how to locate to, facilities provided in it etc. The reception areas were large and well furnished. Bedrooms tiny but comfortable enough. We struggle with any kind of decent flow from the shower but able to put that into perspective given location. The things that could be better include the cleanliness. There were so many crumbs on floor, dining table etc from before us. The have a cleaner service the properties between stays but i suspect this is focused on linen changes mostly and general cleaning is left to guests. The property pack warns nothing is provided in terms of tea and coffee. Given the remoteness this feels a bit mean. All other self catering places we stayed at included these basics. In reality, these things were there but probably as a result of previous guests. Guests are expected to strip linen before they leave etc. Again, not unusual but not upfront with it either. The set of guest rules for this place is lengthy and only shared once your booking date is close. The least relaxed of all the self catering places we stayed at and with the earliest check out time. Appreciate they explain why that is, but still an inconvenience ultimately. Shared garden with cabin 2 - worth noting if you expect privacy

If you want solitude this is your place to escape all the machinations of our world. Property owner provides a plethora of things for you to do. You can grill outside on the deck, watch the stars or aurora, read a book inside the cozy cabin, play a deck of cards, cook almost anything in the fully stocked kitchen or just cozy up on the sofa or loft. Our only concern is the long 7km drive on the gravel road to reach the property. Can be a bit bumpy if you’re only used to smooth tarmacs. If you’ve got an suv or pickup should be fine. Small cars take note. Tak tak!

Un check-in catastrophique. Les informations pour entrer sont notées sur une feuille sur la table du salon (MDR) Ils se donnent même pas la peine de vous envoyé message ou un mail pour vous dire comment entrer dans le chalet. On a envoyé des messages sur l’appli hôtels.com sans réponse, on a attendu 1h dans la voiture devant le chalet en attente d’un message. Pour se rendre compte que la boîte à code pour la clé n’était pas verrouillée. L’endroit mal indiqué, pas un panneau, au milieu de nulle part avec une route non goudronnée avec énormes trous. Il faut absolument des pneus neige dès octobre. Pas très propre. L’intérieur des tiroirs et placards de la cuisine n’avait jamais été nettoyé, épaisse couche de poussière partout, cheveux dans le lavabo, un tas de papiers dans les wc. Les évacuations de la douche et lavabo sont quasiment bouchées. La pression d’eau trop faible pour perdre une douche correcte. Désolé des gars de vous avoir cassé mais quand on loue un logement à 200€ la nuit on attend quand même à un peu mieux. Et puis attention c’est des chalets en bois en plein milieux de la nature. Le bruit du vent résonne énormément à l’intérieur. En Islande il y a souvent des vents très violents. Nous on n’a presque pas dormi les 3 nuits. Sinon c’est un chalet qui est sympa et confortable. Dommage !

Absolutely exceptional.

Cosy Cabin is the rightful description, a bit of an adventure to find, but once you are there the surroundings the details in the cabin are wonderful. Rustic style of an old Icelandic summerhouse. Well worth the stay.