I did like the cleanliness and all the facilities. I had two teens with me and we could find a place to play cards and if we would have liked to, then we could have easily had our breakfast in the kitchen. I also like the fact that the place is wheelchair friendly. And that there are old photos of Reykjavik and Hallgrímskirkja when it was being built. I simply like the fact that you changed this old hospital to a guesthouse and it is very affordable. I just hope that you will keep the prices as affordable as is, because I would very much like to visit again. The beds were cozy and the admosphere too.

The only thing I didn't like was the fact that in our room there was no cold water in the sink and also that on the outside of the building you could not see where the rooms were. You could only see where rooms in the smaller building were.

The place is huge and very spacious. It has over 40 rooms maybe more. The room was comfortable and had a great big kitchen that could handle anything. The showers were huge and plenty of toilets. Our room had its own sink which was nice for being able to brush teeth in room. The living areas were large and plenty. When we first pulled up, there was only one other car, so we basically had the whole place to ourselves until around 0900pm and then about 7 more cars were there and we didnt even notice until we went ti kitchen. The instructions to get in were easy. The scenery around it was beautiful. We used it as a stop after doing the Snaefellsness Peninsula before going to airport next day! Although it is 1 hour from airport it was best value after a long day and basically just sleeping before going home.

It looks very rundown when you pull up and a little scary lol. It is near a waste plant and the path getting there was not on Google maps. Thankfully they had signs outside pointing in right direction. I think a paint job would help it look more appealing. It is about 28 mins from town and mostly gas stations around it. Not sure what it is like during the busy season, but hope it is busier for people on a budget because worth the price.

Great location. I think we had the room in the picture of the place. That looks out over the water. You can see Reykjavik from other rooms.

we went to bed early. Then, between 11 and 12, a large group of people converged outside of our window and started shouting and talking excitedly. After about half an hour, I was fully awake and very irritated. I went out to see why they were so loud. There were between 25-50 mostly young- late teens to 20 somethings. They were smoking, drinking and looking at a bit of aurora. I'd be excited too, if I wasn't so angry. I don't sleep well and I was up the rest of the night. I will admit I asked them to be quiet and they mostly slunk away.

I loved this place. The rooms are simple, small and comfortable, bed is comfortable as well. The bathrooms and kitchen are cleaned daily. You can choose to hang out in the big public dining/living area downstairs or take rest in your room.

They had some big groups in vans which were loud until midnight. My room was over the big dining area so maybe I can ask for a room in a more remote area. Even though the groups were loud, the walls are thick so its not crazy like some places I've stayed.

Great scenic spot on the bay Nice room with good linens and view Direct door to outside Great place to stop on way back to Reykjavik Full shared kitchen

First off, LOVED our stay here. But full disclosure- Hospital feel in hallways. I think this used to be a medical center. But has a zen feel too. Buddha images, the big windows with great views. Showers smell of sulfur, which is not their fault and honestly you get used to. Many places in Iceland have this smell. Limited dining space. Tables are near entrance, a bit exposed. Very nice when we were there but during a busier time, not sure

The rooms were nice. It felt like a high end hostel. Adequate number of showers.

No warnings about the sulfur in the water.

Clean, comfortable, kitchen available, ocean view, shared bathrooms were clean and many of them, and private. Out of town so it was quite. Good online self checkin. We found this property last minute. It turned out great. Great value. Thanks

Did not see any staff while was at the facility. But I never needed any assistance. The access road is rough, but not uncommon in Iceland. Just drive slow.

Clean and good common kitchen. Nice common sitting area. Serves its purpose for a nights stay before heading out. Good for an overnight stay.

This is an old hospital that has remodeled into a guest house - you can feel it! Directions to here are somewhat fuzzy but watch the signs when you get there. Nothing much else in the area, no groceries or gas stations or anything nearby so come with all your food and necessities.

The road leading to house is rough, watch for home made white low level signs as there is road that is not in google maps. There is free coffee but coffee pods look like tea bags, the noise level depends on how full is the house, it is outside Reykjavík, but gives you great road access if you travel Snæfellsness or golden circle, bring eye mask in summer, curtains do not block the light

Access road, could be more cozy

The beds were very comfortable. Everything was clean. Communication before was perfect. It was really functionable, the cooking possibility was great and the price is unbeatable. Some people say in their rating that the water stinks. It does - but only the warm water and that is normal for Iceland due to the sulfit (?) in the general water supply. This water is drinkable! So don’t be irritated by that!

The Location was a bit tricky to find, but with a little patience possible. The navigation does not work at one spot. But either way you choose on this half island works to reach the guesthouse!