Hótel Bjarkalundur

We stayed in the cottage separate from the shared spaces and it was SO CUTE It was perfect for one night. My boyfriend and I stayed here. It was very clean and the shower was very hot. The service was amazing and I would absolutely come back!!

I enjoyed lunch here. The Arctic char and fish & chips were delicious. The former, in particular, comes highly recommended.

The food was amazing. Especially the fish. Location is beautiful and the rooms are really cozy. Highly recommended.

Charming place perfect for serving as a base when visiting the Westfjords. Staff is very helpful, rooms are clean and compact, breakfast selection not too big but it has everything you need. The walls are indeed pretty thin so the soundproofing is not the best, but overall it’s a very good quality for money ratio

Highly highly recommend this place for accommodation. Very friendly service and lovely staying in the very cute cabins

The hotel is situated in the beautiful landscape. Unfortunately you can hear everything from your room neighbors and the hallway (including vibrations) the breakfast is very simple (1x meat, 1x cheese, some eggs, oranges which taste like onion because the knife was used twice, some cereals). All in all not recommended.

We stopped for a quick lunch and it was a lovely surprise. The staff was friendly, especially the young lady with glasses. The dining area was cozy and pretty. The prices were acceptable. We had waffle+soup (2180kr) and a hot dog (480kr). The tomato soup was very tasty and the Icelandic hot dog was good. However the waffle was average. The butter for bread was too cold and not spreadable at all. The tables are not clean as there were some food crumbs.

Extremely friendly and helpful staff!!! We stranded there twice and they provided us with food even though the kitchen was closed one time and were so helpful and welcoming. The rooms are nice and clean and the dinning/living area reminds of an old Agatha Christie movie. A perfect place to stop and stay before or after hitting the Fjords.