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Overall the stay was amazing. We can’t recommend enough to visit Hólmavík and stay at Finna Hotel over the winter time. Perfect stay to split up the drive from Reykjavík to the Westfjords. First off the staff was super friendly and flexible, check in took no time at all. The room was really cosy. The view was amazing, easy to heat up or cool down the room. The bed was really comfortable and it was so nice to be able to make yourself a nice warm cup of coffee in the morning (or tea in the evening) and watch the sun rise over the harbour.

The hotel was convenient located on the local highway with a gas station and close to the ferry dock and a hot springs. Westfjords are remote and very quiet - it was very good having the restaurant available for breakfast. Rooms were small but clean and comfortable. I'd recommending bringing ear plugs, as you can hear people in neighboring rooms/hallway, but we did use ear plugs to sleep and had no issue in our two-night stay. The photos posted on the website are accurate.

I was the only one guest in this hostel that day. It was incredible experience, the owner is a very kind person and he told me about the story of the guesthouse, it's a very remote place in the Westfjords, this was my second time in Iceland but my first time in the Westfjords, and I loved my days in the remotest part of Iceland. Hopefully to visit the Westfjords someday again, and if I do it I will back to this accommodation again!

This hotel is about two things really: super friendly staff and amazing natural hot spring & the pool. Other than that it is pretty standard but these two factors can be a deal breaker here and I'd definitely return there if I ever visit Westfjords again. Staff are mainly Poles and Portugese, all of them nice, going extra mile to make you feel at home, talkative but respectful for privacy. Pool is just breathtaking, full stop.

This place is a gem and the location is absolutely spectacular. The property is cozy and quaint in classic Icelandic countryside fashion with plenty of sleeping room and a full kitchen. We had already been tubbing on the day but there is a hot tub on the property and a hot spring tub directly across the street. Location wise this is an excellent stopover point if you are heading into the westfjords from Reykjavik.

Located in the "downtown" of Isafjördur, Hotel Isafjördur provides a convenient and comfortable space to launch your exploration of this part of the Westfjords. The staff was friendly. The room was comfortable and updated. The breakfast was above average for all the places we had stayed at this point between Reykjavik and the Westfjords. When we next return to the Westfjords, I'd come back here.

Very clean hostel, renovated recently and decorated with taste. The owner is very friendly and even warned us one night that the northern lights were showing, so we quickly jumped into our car and within five minutes we were in pitch black, able to enjoy the show. Very relaxed atmosphere, perfect spot to go visit the east coast of the Westfjords.

The hotel was nicely situated in the Westfjords and had a nice restaurant with breakfast, lunch and dinner options. We really enjoyed the different pools and hot pots with varying temperatures. They seemed to have several trails to a lake, a waterfall and the property in general is nice to explore. The staff were all friendly and accommodating.

Very charming historical Icelandic house, turned into a guesthouse. Our room was big enough, with a comfortable bed and nice views. Loved the shared dinning area, and the reading room. Good breakfast. The bookstore in the ground floor has plenty of old-style and well chosen products, plus an array of books about Iceland and the Westfjords.

Very modern, minimalist and practical apartment near downtown Isafjordur; complete with a washer for clothes, which at this point in the trip was badly needed. This little gem is hidden in one of the urban neighborhoods near the city center where you can shop, eat and sight see one of the most beautiful cities in the Westfjords of Iceland.

The host was extremely generous and goes above and beyond to make sure you sure you have a great stay in the Westfjords. Extremely knowledgeable about the area and iceland in general. The room was comfortable, the shared spaces were clean and the kitchen was well stocked with everything you'd need to cook a fairly complex meal.

Stayed 2 nights on our Westfjords side-trip from the Iceland ring road. Communication on location and check-in was clear. Nice quiet location adjacent to coast. Comfortable bed and roomy living space with small wood heater, which was great on cold nights. WiFi and other listed facilities were all good.

Overall okay. The private rooms with private bathroom were okay (slightly outdated). No WiFi. Little expensive for the room standards, but assuming because it’s very far out on the WestFjords and not many hotel options in the area. Breakfast was good. Owner/staff were great.

Great and spacious flat, perfect for a one-night stop while traveling around the westfjords. While being located on the second floor of 2 stories building, it has its own independent entrance and staircase, which makes it feel very private despite being an apartment.

We stayed at a well maintained Icelandic house in the middle of a quiet town. This was our stop after Westfjords region. Liked the very comfy beds and the overall authentic look of the place. Kitchen was well-equipped - had all the utensils required to cook a meal.

excellent, knowledgeable and accomodating staff. Comfortable room. Convenientt location for touring the Westfjords area. Prices are very reasonalbe for iceland! The restaut=rant cooks delicius food, also at reasonable prices.

It was a very comfortable apartment. We loved the big, well-equipped kitchen, the comfy chairs in the bedroom, and the laundry. Excellent wifi. It is a great home base for exploring the southern part of the Westfjords.

Hotel Flatey is the ultimate retreat after exploring Iceland's Westfjords. Authentically restored accommodation, very comfortable and excellent food on a spectacularly beautiful and sublimely tranquil island.

It was in a beautiful area of the Westfjords, although the road to get there was pretty intense - windy dirt/gravel road for over 40 km at the end. We saw 108 sheep and 2 cars on that last stretch.

Much thanks to employee Marco for sending my hat to Fosshotel Rejkjavik after I left it when I checked out of Fosshotel Westfjords. Very appreciative of his help and our stay at this very nice hotel.