Find 2 Star Hotels in Eskifjordur from AED 362

"Everything went well. It is a very calm relaxing area. The cost is reasonable considering the location is an hour drive from the nearest town. Most of the drive is a single gravel road next to water which is beautiful but it would be a little scary in the dark. Overall a solid place!"

"La struttura è situata in una zona rurale completamente immersa nel verde della campagna islandese. Alloggiare qui è davvero un'esperienza autentica e rilassante, da fare almeno una volta in un vostro viaggio in Islanda. L'host è davvero una persona simpaticissima e preparata, pronto a rispondere alle nostre richieste via messaggio, anche nella nostra lingua. La camera era calda e pulita. "

"Mold in shower"

"These small cottages served us well. Not exactly new accommodations but cute and comfortable. Really appreciated how affordable they were."

"The hotel was wonderful—quiet and comfortable. What touched me the most was when I lost a jacket. When I contacted the hotel, they quickly responded that they had found my jacket. The hotel customer service lady Ms. Valdimarsdottir not only reassured me not to worry but also asked for my detailed shipping address and said they would send my jacket out soon. Today, When I received my lost jacket from them, I also received their warmth and kindness."

"London "

"This place is amazing. If you’re adventurous it’s a bit of a drive and absolutely worth it. You can’t get more secluded than this. Hot tub on the porch. Bring food and drinks!"

"We loved our stay here. It is right on the harbor overlooking two mountains. The property and the amenities were great. We loved the town as well!"

"I liked that it was a very clean room and the bathroom was very clean and modern and convenient location to the guest room. The view of the fjord outside was amazing. Easy check-in and I liked that there were not a ton of steps to lug my bags up."

"Nice clean room, comfortable bed. Center town, good parking. "

"Cozy and felt like home! Property was clean. public spaces felt welcoming."