The room was good and clean. They have a big dining area and three separate kitchen of different sizes. Kitchen was fully equipped with the necessary utensils, but you need to bring every thing of your own (even salt/sugar etc.). Even though all wc/showers are shared, they were clean and enough for everyone. Considering that it is called a hostel, I didn't expect such good facilities.

There was no proper exhaust in the kitchen and even in the dining area causing the smell of cooking/food to spread throughout. The knives were not sharp. They should add more pots/pans in the kitchen considering that people take out the entire pot with them while dining and only clean and put them back after having food. They can also add black out curtains in the room, because it doesn't get dark during summer months. Some of the showers didn't have a floor towel.

It's a hostel and we found everything as advertised. If folks expect a full hotel they will be disappointed but that would not be the hostel's fault!

We had a great stay at the hostel. It was very peaceful at night, great for a good night of sleep. The 3 kitchens were amazing, lost of utensils in great variety, we also saw thatboth kitchen and refrigereter had leatle stands with thinks people would leave to eachother, like food and condiments, like salt, they couldn't take or shose to share. I also really appreciate the work of the employees, I forgot my headphones in the room when checking out, and I was called right away telling me that so I could recover them right away.

This is definately a great place to see Aurora, minimum light pollution, however, luck was not with us but the cloud and rain were. 3 kitchens housed in 3 separated room at common area is the hilight. We were lucky to grab the last one upon our arrival. Super duper clean...kitchen, shared bathrooms and our tiny room with washing basin, all exceeded my expectation. Electricity of the kitchen was cutoff during our cooking but restored very quickly with the clear notice paste at the kitchen area.

Nothing, place is just great!!

Hvoll was better than the usual hostel experience and conveniently located for those traveling sites on Iceland's southern coast. There was ample kitchen space(s), and no lines for the multiple bathrooms.

This isn't entirely the hostel's fault, but there was a very large and obnoxiously loud group of travelers that took over the dining room to sing drinking songs and chat loudly outside our window until the very last minute before quiet hours. I never encountered any staff during our stay. So, the behavior of that group led me to wonder if they were even present onsite. We weren't the only guests to feel overwhelmed by this group.

Great kitchen, very spread out and accommodating to all guests. Included oven, sinks, microwave, kettle. Private rooms were mostly sound proof. Small sink and mirror in bed room. Bringing slides or flipflops for walking around was nice. Spotted red throated loons and ruddy turnstone in pond area next to parking.

Other guests being surprised and yelling when people will try to open shared bathroom or shower area. All the doors securely lock so the yelling was unnecessary and no way else to tell other than trying the handle. To fix this a red or green signal notifying if stall is in use would be helpful.

A very well run establishment that is somewhat better than a typical hostel, but not quite of hotel standard. The wi-fi was the best we experienced in Iceland (anywhere) at 75mbps and all areas were spotless. The clientele were families rather than solo travellers so don't expect to meet up with fellow travellers and not much info was posted with regard to activities in the area. That being said, there was a pretty good mix of nationalities staying overnight and we had no complaints whatsoever regarding the facilities.

A long way from anywhere. Overpriced for a hostel despite hostel rooms. It's still the best value in the area regardless.

Good value/money. It was the cheapest option in that area Spacious parking, big dining area, 3 well equipped kitchens, 2 massive fridges. The room is small with a bunk bed, but for 2 people is just enough. There is a small table and 2 chairs. Sink (very big plus), towels and a hairdryer. A lot of bathrooms in a good shape.

The hostel is a little bit outdated, but no big deal. The walls are bit thinner, you might hear people slamming the door and talk, but it's more a people problem than a hostel's fault. The radiator could be bigger.

Big parking space, three kitchens and a spacious shared dining room. The room was small but clean and comfortable. There were enough bathrooms and showers and since we are at the end of the corridor it felt like we had a private bathroom.

The kitchens weren't the cleanest. There was a huge group of people travelling together and they were extremely loud and disrupting during dinner time and the next morning during breakfast.

I loved that it was clean and functional. We stayed for one night, there are three great kitchens and a large dining area. In the summer it must be fun to eat by the nearby creek. Great views of the vast Icelandic nature. My teenage kids were satisfied. Overall very good first impression. It was the cheapest in the area when I booked, but I believe the price to value ratio is fair. Take ear plugs with you, tends to be loud at night.

The road to the hostel is gravel, it is not in the description I think. If I knew I would not book as I arrived in a rental car that wasn't 4x4. I had to plan to arrive before sunset because of that. Also, I didn't like how loud it was. The walls are pretty thing and the doors slam really loud. I woke up several times during the night, I heard conversations through the wall.