Fisherman Guesthouse Suðureyri

We stayed here for one night and really enjoyed it. The room was very spacious and clean, and although the shared bathroom was well maintained, there was only one for several rooms, which felt a bit limited — at least we had a sink in the room. For dinner, we ate at the restaurant just across the street and had an excellent fish & chips, the catch of the day, and a very good local beer — all at a reasonable price by Icelandic standards. Breakfast was also very good, with Skyr, several kinds of muesli, fruit, coffee, and a savory selection. Overall, a great experience and definitely recommended.

We didn’t stay in the hostel but we did eat in the cafe. It is a charming little spot in a small fishing village. Surprisingly good coffee and a wide assortment of drink options. I also dried the Collab energy drink I’ve been wanting to try! My husband got a mocha.

Late morning stop. They had just cleared their breakfast service but very kindly offered to make us plates to go with our hot drinks. Cute place in heart of town. Info about the Fisherman seafood tasting tour (I think this is one of the stops). Lysi fish oil shots were offered, which I tried. Friendly service for sure!

We wish we had more days here. Perfect guesthouse in a picturesque town. We had a late check in after 12:00 am the attendant was kind enough to wait for us; they also put an instruction note stuck on the door, in case, we were too late. The beds were comfortable and the room had an electric kettle, sturdy table, WiFi was great and lastly the attached bathroom was cherry on top. We booked through booking.com and the rate included breakfast (served between 7 to 10 am). There were moderate food options and the coffee was good. You can also buy souvenirs from here :)

The town is lovely. We stopped here as part of a tour.The accommodations are mediocre. The room had a strong odor and couldn't open the windows because There was a festival going until the wee hours of the night right outside our window. Zero sleep. Breakfast was awful. They put out rotten fruit on the display to be eaten.

Both dishes were satisfying and well-prepared — the lamb was tender, well-marinated, and rich in flavor, while the fish and chips were perfectly crispy, served with a tangy sauce and fresh salad. A hearty and comforting meal overall.

We stopped here during an excursion from our cruise ship. This place has friendly service, is clearly used by locals, and has bathrooms. The beverage selection is limited but of high quality.

The Fisherman Guesthouse Suðureyri's staff was welcoming and hotel was generally clean.||Bedroom: 2 standard pillows, 2 split duvets, no electrical outlets near bed, 2 bedside tables, 1 desk/table, 2 chairs, no desk lamp, open closet with some drawers, no suitcase stand, venetian blinds, room-darkening curtains, no safe.||Bathroom: Some counter space behind the toilet, step-up bathtub (somewhat dangerous to get in/out of) with curtain, 1 hair dryer, no shower cap, no tissues, no body wash, no shampoo or conditioner, no bar soap (pump hand soap at sink), 2 glasses (helpful for filling reusable water bottles at the tap), 2 bath towels, 2 hand towels, no wash cloths, 1 bath mat, 1 hand towel hook near sink, 1 towel bar, and a vent fan in bathroom.||Technology: No TV, adequate wifi in Room 19.||Miscellaneous: Free parking (street), no fitness facility, dining room (breakfast included).