I stayed in the hotel for two nights during my tour around Iceland. It was a nice hotel, and was clean and neat. The room was large, the bathroom more than adequate, My room was on the ground floor, but stairs were involved to reach it, and my guide arranged to use another entrance which eliminated them. We walked down... More

Note: the Fosshotel Hallormsstadur is no longer part of the Fosshotel chain. It was bought out in 2008 and uses the name Hótel Hallormsstaður. This area has Iceland’s biggest forest which would be small by any other country’s standards. Indeed, the forest consists of low birches and fir trees that cannot be more than a few years old. The rooms... More

During an organized bus tour through Iceland, I stayed at this hotel for one night. The room was in the new wing, very modern and spacious. However, when our group arrived around 4 p.m., we found the room doors open, the chairs and rubbish bins on the table and the staff still running around with the vacuum cleaner. When I... More

We came in early season (primo june) and were one of the first guests to stay in the new hotel wing. Internet was not installed yet. The dinner buffet was a surprise, good choice of sallad. Lamb fillet was tender and delicious...... More