Loved the set up of the rooms, the view from the huge windows was amazing. I could imagine the northern lights in winter. Room was comfortable with fridge and kettle. Bathroom was modern and lovely. Restaurant had hot breakfast items too. Really liked location, we did the peninsula in two days, leasurely exploring.

Not much selection for restaurants in area, not an issue of the hotel in anyway. It is what it is. A few were closed, maybe they open in July. Not an issue, what we ate was delicious.

The room was spacious and could have slept more than 3 people. I appreciated a lot the way this small apartment was organized- if we had stayed for more than two nights, we could have used the kitchen and be fully independent throughout the entire stay. I also enjoyed the view and the quiet of the place. Arnarstapi is a grouping of farmhouses, hardly a village, I cannot possibly think what more one could ask for in such a place. To have a hotel is a luxury to start with!

A more personal note when being in contact with staff: I understand young people are being hired from all over the world in hotels everywhere in Iceland to receive guests from all over the world, but this could be balanced with someone specialised in communication, maybe. It feels like everyone is communicating through an AI app with each other, which gets the job done, sure, but does not allow for any kind of bonding with the place one stays at. On the other hand, this is not so important. The staff did everything they should've.

Good sized room with comfy beds & pillows. View of the mountain & to hear & see the birds flying outside.

Hot water was barely luke warm . We were advised that this was a cold part of Iceland & that the HW was only sufficient to last 20 mins before needing time to re-heat, but it wasn't at hot at all. Warm enough to have a very quick shower, but no risk of it being anywhere near 20 mins, or even 5!

Clean, large room, comfy beds. Nice hot shower with good pressure. Nice heating also. Big windows to let you enjoy the aurora (if you’re lucky enough). Excellent location in the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, some attractions are within walking distance and others are a short drive away.

On the day of the check-in I got a message from the property saying the front desk was open until 10pm, and after that you had to do a self check-in process. To our surprise, we arrived there at 8pm and it was already closed. No worries, we proceeded to the room to do the self check-in (which involves opening a safe next to the door), only to find the key hanging there on the door. The restaurant was also closed, and since it’s a very small village, everything else was also closed.

Private, beautiful views, super nice staff and really nice restaurant.

The fan stays on for a really long time after you’ve had the bathroom light on. In itself not a problem but it would have been nice to know because otherwise the place is absolutely and amazingly silent, which I love. I spent about 10 minutes desperately seeking some way to turn off the fan before it turned itself off.

We had a family suite. Very close to the statue. Walking distance. It was very pretty. New feel. there was a lot of space the beds were comfortable. there were two bathrooms and a kitchen the location was nice and we loved it

It was kinda annoying when the water went cold. the fridge was not that cold and the food was expensive for a night

Absolutely stunning location, surrounded by mountains and the ocean. Great location to explore remote areas of Iceland. Amazing spot to observe Aurora and superb spot to detach from a buzy city life (i.e. London ). The stuff is amazing and very friendly. Breakfast, however not included, was yummy!

Nothing to report

The location was close to several viewpoints and was close to the ring road. The room and beds were comfortable. The bathroom was especially nice because there were two. One was a full bath the other was a half bath (two toilets, one shower)

The kitchen did not have adequate lighting. There was no microwave or toaster. There were no tables or furniture for nightstands or to place luggage. The sofa was bulky but small. It only fit two people but it took a lot of space in the room. The parking was not near the apartment, so we had to drag the luggage to the other side of the property. Everything else was adequate, except for the bathrooms which were exceptional.

booked this hotel in a pinch as a local cabin we booked gave us the incorrect pin code to get key from lockbox and their phone went to voice mail so we were stuck with no place to stay the night. luckily this hotel had a family room available so booked it through the app last minute, staff were really helpful and told me to book through app for the discount. tried the restaurant and enjoyed the food, location is beautiful, staff lovely, prices are comparable to most restaurants in Iceland. the room its self was basic but functional, not much in way of decoration, kitchen wasn't really used but nice to have a fridge. Had heard the showers were crap and limited time for hot water, which is why we didnt book this place initially, but found it had enough hot water to shower four people separately no problem so its a non issue. wish I had booked this place initially rather than a local cabin that let us down, we were getting married at Búðakirkja church in the morning so booking this place last minute was a life saver. Safe to say I will never book a non hotel using booking.com again, now i got to fight to get my money back for the cabin i couldn't use.

the TV remote was missing, tried using the buttons on the TV but no channels available.

This is a great place to see the Aurora borealis, and a nice mid-point for traveling around the Snaefellsness peninsula. The staff was willing to work with our requests. A lovely space to rest and a base to explore the area.

The food options did not work very well for me, as I have allergies. The room initially did not match the website pictures and description--and when we asked to make sure of some amenities, they said they were there, and then on arrival they said they don't offer them at all. After some discussion, we did work out a room switch that was much better. I also paid for a 'breakfast included' option that doesn't seem to exist, you must pay for the food there. This may be more an issue with Booking than with the site itself.