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Top Westfjords Hotel Reviews

Finna Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"This was our favorite location to stay in out of our whole trip. The small town was a breath of fresh air from the busier stays in other towns we did later in the travel. There was plenty of things to do within walking distance and food options. The staff were amazing. I packed the wrong charger and NOT my power adapter. Since it was a small town and they didn’t have any stores that would sell that one of the woman who worked at the hotel lent me hers while we stayed which was so helpful! We paid for breakfast and they had a variety of options so everyone in my family found something to eat. We plan on coming back to Iceland in a couple years and stay in the north. We will be looking to see if this hotel is available when we book!"

Holt Inn

10/10 Excellent

"Nice farmstead like setting with horses nearby . It’s conveniently located off of 60 with proximity to several small towns. Breakfast was really good and the eating area was large to accommodate many. If you are doing Ring Road counterclockwise, please be advised that 60 is undergoing resurfacing around the waterfall, and this might slow you down ."

Country Hotel Heydalur

10/10 Excellent

"I was in Iceland for the eclipse (which was completely obscured by clouds) and I had decided to watch from the Westfjords. This was the cheapest option in the Westfjords, albeit one about a four–five hour drive from the Bjargtengar peninsula where I was going to view the eclipse. I ended up staying here two nights (skipping the night after the eclipse which had super-high rates everywhere in Westfjords, not to mention all the restaurants effectively doubling their prices on eclipse day) and going whale-watching in Steingríms fjorður from Holmavik which was about an hour’s drive away. The room was clean and pleasant, the restaurant likewise (I had dinner there the first night, and breakfast the first morning), the staff friendly and their (Norwegian?) grey parrot was definitely NOT pining for the fjords (nor was the arctic fox who seemed to show up every time I was in the restaurant). I had planned on using the pool, but got lazy and didn’t bother, but I did do a nice hike in the surrounding area. This feels like it would be a great place to just enjoy the beauty of the Westfjords, although I would note that there is literally nothing nearby, so plan on doing some driving if you want activities outside what’s available on property."