We felt so welcome from the moment we arrived! The farmhouse and other buildings are very tastefully decorated and give you a sense of the history of the farm (which has been in the same family for 600 years). The room was very small and basic which actually added to the experience, and the meals are shared around a family table in the kitchen. The food was delicious! The shared bathroom worked out well and everything was very clean. I definitely recommend this place. Shoutout to Simon for looking after us so well - all the staff were lovely.

Nothing. It was perfect.

Very good breakfast-buffet (extra costs), good place for hiking- or bike-tours in the surroundings. Hotpot and sauna with towels for free, interesting museum about farmers life in former times; good dinner in the evening (extra costs), interesting talks at the large family-table with other guests during the meals or in the hotpot.

The double-bed-room was very small, walls not noise-proofed, loud in the evening and in the morning. The menu are the same every day.

the kindness of the staff and the homemade cuisine, the lamb was exceptionally tasty and soft, and all the dishes preparee and served with care and attention. It has been a memorable dinner, the best we had during our holiday. We also appreciate the hot pool, the temperature of the pool was perfect and the facilities well arranged

Almost nothing, even if we are not used to sleep in shared rooms, all the guests were quiet and educated and the room was very quiet at night

We had a wonderful stay at the wilderness center, highly recommend it! They called us before arrival to see if we'd like dinner, upon arrival they upgraded us to a private room and it felt like we were staying at a good friend's farm house. The sauna was perfect after a day of driving and hammocks are good for reading a book while the fire warms you. Really cozy. In the morning we checked out the museum included in the price and learned a lot. Coffee was great and the staff very friendly. Thank you for everything!

Really cosy family business. Awesome set up, we slept in the "dorm" which is basically how the family used to sleep. They let you go through the museum with audiotour included. Very nice stay and I've learned a lot about the life of the typical Islandic family. Great food too, we took the family style dinner and it's a recommendation!

Hot tub is under construction and was not available, but the text on booking.com was not updated.

The accommodation is situated at the end of the valley, surrounded by beautiful nature. Unfortunately, because we arrived late, we weren't able to take advantage of the amenities offered. However, this did not diminish our overall experience. The bed was suitable for the two of us, and clean bed linen and towels were provided. Additionally, the shared sanitary facilities were kept clean.

The highlight for us here was the wonderful staff. Everyone was so warm and welcoming. It's the only place we've stayed at in Iceland so far where we chatted with the staff after hours. The place is a bit quirky (in a good way) and is in a beautiful valley. It was great to share meals around tables with other guests. Even the horses were friendly!

There was a bit of noise from other guests but most people went to bed and got up around the same time so it wasn't really an issue.

This was a really fun stop on my tour around Iceland. The drive to the location is great. I slept above the museum (or in the museum it felt like) in shared space which resembled a Viking longhouse with beds separated by half walls. I was expecting this but it seemed some of the other guests were put off and did not realize this was what they signed up for. Everything was clean and wonderfully decorated 'like a museum' The sauna building was fantastic. Bathrooms were also nicely designed in a sort of rustic aesthetic but remained very modern and functional. I loved the place. They also do horseback riding which I signed up for the next morning. I did not purchase the dinner but did sign up for the breakfast which was a buffet spread and was delicious and a chance to mingle with other guests. Sheep roamed the property and the odd sheepdog came to visit.

Unfortunately at the time I visited the hot pool was not hot and the main lights in the building did not work. They had some electrical malfunctions so these will likely be resolved soon. It just added authenticity to the period style of the accommodations :). The outlets did work so there were a few lamps to use as well as being able to charge devices.

The hotel will give you a taste of traditional living in Iceland. We stayed in the main building where they served breakfast. The interior was decorated as though you were living in the 1940s. The hosts were very cordial and friendly. They gave us a history of the place, which was very helpful in understanding the theme. The breakfast was incredible. We thought that we would not buy but after looking at the setup, we changed our mind and loved it. The location and views were mesmerizing. It is a detour to go there, but well worth it. The drive to go there is paved except for the last few minutes. I don't think you need a 4x4 to go there.

The rooms were tiny. The property didn't have any kitchen facilities. If you arrive very late, you will not have a kettle to heat water for noodles. We stayed in upstairs rooms and the stairs up were very narrow, so it was a little difficult to take our heavy suitcases up.

Unique guesthouse with a distinctive aesthetic. Very tasty breakfast at a reasonable price, very clean and comfortable. We received prompt and courteous responses to every request from the staff.

The location can be restrictive if your schedule is very tight, but the route to the guesthouse is fantastic.