I loved the hospitality of Artur and Constantine. The food was most likely the best I’d had in Iceland. It was clean, peaceful and well kept. I loved the presence of the dog, I’d been missing my own and it brought such happiness. I loved to hot tub and the ability to go for a peaceful stroll to the waterfall. Artur had a wonderful touch, uses your name and greets you with a friendly smile. He is a true asset to your hotel. I will hopefully see you again to experience a winter!

Incredible place, far from civilisation, yet very comfortable. You have to drive at least 30 km on F-road (no tarmac) to get there so in case you hire your car, make sure it is allowed to go there. Nearest shop or gas station is over 50 km away, so plan accordingly. You will be rewarded with really amazing surrounding (waterfall included, a must see), absolute silence and a break from noisy crowds. The staff was wonderful, very friendly, helpful and caring. We also tried the dinner and although the choice is (understandably) a bit limited, all food that we had was simply delicious. Wifi was good. Beds were comfortable and the rooms clean. The rooms have no refrigerators but the staff offered to store our food in theirs. You can use an outside hot water bathtub free of charge. This place is certainly not for everyone but if you enjoy solitude far from crowds and unspoiled nature, Vogur is definitely one to recommend.

We were absolutely satisfied.

We were a group of 4 Adults & Three teenagers. We had two complete breakfast experiences as well as two evening meals at our leisure. The food was plentiful with variety and originality. The staff was warm & welcoming and interacted very nicely with the kids. This is already the location they are talking about as their favorite during our 10 day Icelandic Adventure. Special "Kudos" to Ania & Artur . They were attentive hosts who took extra efforts to interact with the three children in our group. That focus was sincerely appreciated !

Hot Tub needs to be part of a daily staff checklist ! We found a failed circuit breaker & slightly low water level. It would have been nice to be warned that the main approach road WAS passable but under major remodel / construction. Suggest a larger selection of Icelandic Gin & Wine @ the bar.

The overall feel of the place was very pleasant, from the large room with private bathroom to the large dining hall which served very good food and was nicely designed in a modern way. There was beautiful view out the windows. Staff was great.

There wasn't much that we didn't like about this place. The summer nights are quite bright in Iceland and we need the room to be rather dark to fall asleep. The window blinds could have covered the window a little bit better.

Everything and everyone. By far the best place we’ve stayed. The owner converted his farm property into a 5 star lodge. Beautiful with no trace of a farm except one wall, Peter, a bull mount and two cow hide rugs. One rug, Peter’s mother which was the last cow on the property. The room was larger than most and there was a sauna and hot tub. We were treated like royalty. The chief cooked my meal separate to avoid onions.

Just that we had to travel on.

I decided at short notice to book accommodation there. Wow, I don't regret it. The hotel manager's reception was so friendly. Also that of the other staff. The hot tub is great. And I have to mention the dinner. Probably the best restaurant I've ever been to. For the starter, I had chicken soup and for the main course, cod's cheek. I highly recommend this remote place 100%. Don't forget the view over Breiðafjörður. I look forward to coming back there.

This hotel is a true oasis in nature, offering breathtaking scenery and tranquility. The staff was incredible—warm, attentive, and always ready to help. They made our stay truly special. The on-site restaurant served outstanding meals. I highly recommend this hotel for a perfect blend of natural beauty, excellent service, and exceptional dining.

It was impossible to refill a water bottle in the room without using a glass, which was a bit inconvenient. A few mugs instead of disposable cups would have been appreciated.

The Vogur Lodge is located in some agricultural fields at the base of old volcanic hills that rise up steeply to the north of the lodge, running parallel to the south shore of the peninsula. My husband walked up the waterfall behind the lodge, up onto a flat area at the top. This took a few hours. You can also just take a nice walk through the fields to the base of the waterfall. Or, heading west in less than a half hour drive along the road, you come to a lovely walk along the coastline among the convoluted inlets to a historic church and graveyard. Lots of seabirds rising up and calling to each other as we passed... A wonderful walk. There is a great old hot spring, perhaps from the Viking era?, about a half hour drive east along the fjord then north about a km. It is lined with rocks and moss, in the open hillside, with a classical old changing room. Be sure to visit the Leif Erickson museum (south of the peninsula a short distance...about a one-hour drive from the hotel). It's a very good museum, and also has a good restaurant/cafe. We stayed two nights, which seemed like enough given that my father was with us and he's not able to walk long distances. This is a good site for people who love this kind of countryside and either like to drive a lot each day or like to climb difficult hillsides such as the one next to the waterfall behind the Lodge. The Vogur lodge serves both dinner and breakfast. The dinners are superb, and the breakfast is a classical continental breakfast. Our room was large and open. The staff is very friendly, lively, competent, and interesting. A strong asset.

The beds in Iceland are normally so comfortable and luxurious that I noted that the sheets were a bit thin at Vogur, perhaps not entirely clean, and had a couple small holes in them. I don't mean to exaggerate...I slept well in the sheets as provided and most people (including my husband) wouldn't have noticed. The decor is modern and somewhat elegant. The windows--perhaps for energy efficiency--are very small, particularly in the bedroom, so the place can feel a bit dark. Of course, one wants to go outside anyway, and there is plenty of artificial light provided, but it's one reason I wouldn't imagine staying here for many days unless I were of strong constitution and out roaming the hills (which would be delightful). No fridge, microwave or desk in the room.

This place was fantastic! The drive to the location was spectacular, despite some portion of the trek being unpaved, but not as wild as a true F road in Iceland. Assuming that the gent who manned the counter most of the time was/is the owner, he was great. Fantastic sense of humor and great with providing information on the local area and things to do. The place was clean, beautiful and there is even a waterfall on the property that you can easily walk to. Additionally, they have a restaurant attached to the property and the food was exceptional. We used the location as our base to drive the whole Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Would love to go back and stay longer.

Would be great if the roads to the place were paved, but not an issue that the owners could do anything about and the drive was still spectacular with views. One additional note, the raid was not as wild as a normal F Road in Iceland.

The location was actually pretty nice, albeit a bit remote. Staff were super friendly, loved that they engaged in a bit of conversation. The food was really good!!

My bathroom door would open and crash into the wall and the sink in the shower couldn't handle the water, which lead to me accidentally flooding the bathroom. Thick layer of dust on the ventilation was also not great. The music in the restaurant was funny, but really didn't give the right ambiance for eating.