Hotel Latrabjarg

I love this place. Had a wonderful stay. The hosts were very sweet and friendly. Breakfast was amazing with homemade bread and blueberry marmalade. Great coffee. The rooms were lovely and roomy. Wonderful showers and comfy bed. It got a bit warm in the room but we just opened the window and problem solved. Not much else around the place. A town is a 45 minute drive away. Latrabjarg cliffs are about 25 minutes away.

This hotel is about 25 minutes away from the Latrabjarg cliffs in a quiet isolated location in the Westfjords. It is a converted school house and the owner was very friendly. We had a beautiful water and ocean view from our large windows. We only stayed for one night. The room was clean and spacious with a unique design; beds were very comfortable and the shower was nice. We did not have dinner here but we had their breakfast which started at 8:00am and was fresh, plentiful and very good; it was in a cozy atmosphere. The winds that day were so strong that wind noise howled through the hall ways and in our room. If you struggle with noises you may want to bring earplugs. I am sure this situation is not all of the time just this day it was intense. Not a close restaurant in the area so you may want to call ahead to reserve your spot for dinner. From all of the reviews I read it was expensive to have dinner here and a set menu, but I can’t confirm that. WiFi worked quickly. Overall we enjoyed our stay and we would stay here again.

Enjoyed two lovely nights here! Karl is a cheerful and knowledgeable host. The view of the mountains and the beach are breathtaking! Very clean, comfortable beds and modern bathrooms with excellent showers. Love the well preserved antiques and old photos and paintings. Food is wonderful, dinners are scrumptious. Breakfast is plentiful including delicious breads and coffee. This is a remote location, but roads are decent, not bumpy, and the puffins on the cliff do not disappoint!

Almost as close as you can stay to the puffin cliffs in Latrabjarg. Room was clean and the bed was quite comfortable. Bathroom appeared to be recently updated. We enjoyed chatting with the owner and he offered us quite a few travel tips. Didn’t have dinner there - recommend picking up something on your way in if you’re budget-conscious.

We stayed in a spacious family suite that has its own private entrance. The suite has two rooms, with private shower (unlike in the U.S., not all hotel rooms come with private bathroom/shower). The Golden Beach view outside our suite is incredible!!! I’ll never get tired of waking up to the beautiful beach and mountains! The dinner is three course and priced over 9k+ kr, which is over our budget, so we chose to eat elsewhere. Breakfast is delicious and complementary.

A great location if you’re going to the cliffs. Rooms are tidy, quiet and clean. One quibble about the cups in the room – they’re cute, but way too big to fit under the faucet! ||||They serve a single menu starting at 7pm, so get there by then if you want to eat. Yes, dinner was a bit pricey, but the food (cod, asparagus soup, fresh bread, rice, vegetables) was very good and definitely not Costco frozen. ||||Breakfast was just OK - limited selection, but they had yogurt and muesli.

Hotel Látrabjarg is the ideal place to stay if you want to see the Látrabjarg Cliffs and the Red Sand Beaches. My husband and I booked a spacious superior room with a beautiful view overlooking Patreksfjörður. The room had comfortable chairs, a desk, and a very comfortable bed. Breakfast was included with more offerings than the standard continental breakfast we had enjoyed at other hotels in the Westfjords; croissants, delicious Muesli, multiple types of tea, and the best skyr ever! We ordered the 3 course dinner each night and both nights were great eating. Karl is a wonderful host and I would highly recommend his hotel.

Remote, peaceful and family run with only 18 rooms it is more like a guesthouse than a hotel. Our room was large and comfortable with views to the beach and fjord. A set meal of excellent home style food is provided in the charming dining room but only during limited hours so don’t arrive after 8pm. Mine host was very welcoming and happy to talk about the local area and history. It was an easy walk to the beach after dinner which was buzzing with an array of nesting birds. |Breakfast was simple but adequate. My only quibble was there was very little fruit which ran out and was not replenished.