If you stay in the main hotel, you'll pay $150 for a room. If you ask for the old building, it'll cost you $70 for a single, half that if you're sharing. Rooms are tiny, but recently remodelled, so clean and smell new. Toilets and showers are shared, but that's how it's done here. Meals are fancy high-end. Not much... More

We were stuck in Vik late March 2013 when heavy snow closed all the roads out. The hotel staff couldn't have been more helpful. We were made to feel most welcome to stay until things improved - a never ending supply of weather reports and coffee helped too. We couldn't escape on the day we had planned so an extra... More

We stayed here in early October. Due to the weather we had to stay an extra night and the hotel staff were very helpful in helping arrange this with minimal notice. As with most places in Iceland, English was spoken to a high standard. The hotel is located right in the town, a few minutes from the beach. The rooms... More

a good hotel, renovated rooms but with charm of the old good times. The owners are a very nice and helpful people, wiling to make your stay happy. They are doing renovation at the moment, so in the next summer will be a nice terrace to chill out. Great food and the best of all is the nice and very... More

I stayed there for a night a couple of days ago and i was not disapointed with anything. The place was clean and the bed comfortable. I also ate at their restaurant where i had the lamb meat soup, which was really good

We rolled into Vik in the dark on Thanksgiving week with no booking (one of those in the moment type vacations). We heard about Hotel Edda from Trip Advisor and our travel book but they were closed. Turned out Hotel Lundi/Hotel Puffin was the only hotel open. Seemed like we were in the newer section of the hotel. Very modern/Scandanavian... More

we stayed one night in this hotel and although we thought it was a bit expensive we enjoyed our stay.The room was comfortable and warm. The shower was very good. The breakfast was delicious. The hotel was easy to find from the main road. It is between the mountains and the sea so there are some good views to see.

We were booked to stay at Hotel Hofoabrekka, and asked by the manager to give up our room as they were overbooked. We agreed as we had no ties to either place. We were offered a free buffet dinner for giving up,our room. The staff at Lundi were kind, cheerful, and friendly. She even called the prior place to get... More

Great renovated rooms in back with updates to bathrooms as well. Clean, bright modern unlike rest of hotel (which is still charming). Be warned that the free WiFi doesn't reach back to the farthest rooms however. No TVs in room (not that this is a problem) The best non-chain hotel we stayed at during our 8days however the breakfast was... More