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有點偏，但安靜 廚房設施齊全，自己做飯方便 玩無人機超爽 晚上還下雪了

Cabin No. 2, 701 Eiðar, near Egilsstadir. 12 miles and 20 minutes by car north of Egilsstadir. It is one of five cabins, modern but not brand new; soundproofing is minimal and that was annoying as other guests were inconsiderate and kept slamming doors. As I write this there is a baby crying in a nearby cabin. The cabins have a beautiful outlook to the back so I cleaned the windows on the outside. The window in the front door is frosted so no view at all. The kitchen is minimalist, only the basics are provided. Whilst the floor covering is made of plastic, it’s actually a fairly realistic version of oak so looks good. The owner was helpful when I phoned with a query; the cleaner was also considerate and was very helpful when I spoke with her. There isn’t a TV in the room – you have to create your own entertainment.

Rustic. Farm house has undergone various renovations and additions, and the dusty access road & gravel parking is still under construction. Cottages have limited grass parking and no TV, bed is directly under the opening windows, bathroom is long & thin with no towel racks. Breakfast food counter is congested, limited/cozy dining area overlooks duck pond and chicken coop.

Standard icelandic hotel whereby no toiletries provided. Good location easy to find. Nearby has petrol & groceries for top up of necessities. Reception is professional but not friendly and warm.

Friendly and helpful (table reservation in another restaurant) reception. Rooms are OK, for one night everything was available, space conditions for single travelers sufficient, second it becomes a little tight. Breakfast offered was the normal, nothing exceptional, everything of good quality. Parking is sufficiently available (in front and behind the house).

This is a hotel where you can't live, but you can't leave it alone. From the past to the first plate, two main dishes of beef and lamb are just right, with fresh local side dishes, and play a wonderful note on your tongue. It is highly recommended that everyone who comes to Iceland must come and taste this restaurant [strong] [strong] [strong]. The booked lake view room is not big, but the bath water is very powerful, you can wash away the fatigue of the journey, the hotel provides aurora wake-up service, at night, the aurora dances on the lake outside the hotel window, I need to climb from the bed to the window, put the mobile phone out of the window to take the exciting aurora [covers face]. After eating exquisite breakfast from the hotel the next day, I left with satisfaction. Everything was perfect.

While the lounging and dining area was large and bright, the kitchen was tiny and poorly laid out. There was no way to have two groups prepare a meal at the same time, the sink was in the way of the fridge and the conduction cooktop did not respond to touch. One of the three days, we had no towels to wash or dry our dishes ( which were hand washed by the guests,poorly!) The bed was hard, lumpy and saggy. The bathrooms were adequately clean, but the air circulation was very poor if the door was shut between users as it often was. Their smells persisted for at least ten minutes after they left the room. The hallways and dining area was extremely echo-y. There was no way to carry on two conversations in the room at the same time. We arrived at the usual time guests would arrive - 2 other parties arrived while we were waiting - we had to ring up an employee who was off site and had to wait quite some time. We had the feeling this place was all about the owner making money and nothing else. They charge 5,000 ISK for one load of laundry! Our smaller room did not have information about the services in town but the larger rooms had all the usual information one would expect to welcome you into a new town. Despite the good breeze outside, the windows did not open enough to let enough air flow through to ventilate the rooms. We decided to leave the guesthouse one day early and forfeit the cost to get new accommodations.