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Hotels near Flatey
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Rauðsdalur
Brjánslækur (Near Flatey)
Rauðsdalur is a recently renovated farm stay in Brjánslækur where guests can make the most of its private beach area and garden.
M
Meriam Grail
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AustraliaEVERYTHING 🤩🤩🤩
Location - perfect! You have the mountain with a waterfall and green pastures for the cute sheeps as your backyard. Then you have the beach at the front. So so so perfect.
Host - very quick to response and informative.Wish we could've met her.
Guesthouse - everything you'll need is provided(very thoughtful of the owner). There's 2 spacious lounge areas. Same with the Kitchen and dining areas. Plenty of bathrooms in the house. Much needed especially if all the rooms are occupied. Very tidy and clean.
Our room - Spacious and clean. Can not fault it.
Wifi - excellent!
We truly enjoyed our stay in this guesthouse. Hopefully we can come back again.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.9
Excellent - What previous guests thought, 834 reviews
Price from
FJD 343.07
1 night, 2 adults
What Guests Said About Flatey:
10
I loved the peace and quiet of the island and the chance to...
I loved the peace and quiet of the island and the chance to stop and relax away from the bustle of normal life. It felt like going back in time to spend a while here. The bird life is abundant and photographers or bird lovers will love it here. The church is well worth a visit with its beautiful painted walls and ceiling and we enjoyed wandering the coastal paths, shared only by the sheep and birds.
Guest review by
KimHoneyUnited Kingdom
