Hotel berhampiran Fold Anna, Akureyri

Obviously a bit of a novelty sleeping in a pod hostel. Getting to the nitty gritty though, whilst the privacy of a sleeping pod is very much appreciated, the pod is not without its flaws. The plastic is hollow, therefore the slightest tap on it causes noise. So bring ear plugs. The neon lights might look cool, but the one next to the pod door is reflected in the mirror & for me, was annoyingly bright when trying to sleep (so I ended up sleeping at the TV end). There are no channels on the TV but you can google cast to it. Pity I had an iPhone then. The pod controls are essentially for the lights, fan & door. As for the rest of the hostel, I thought the kitchen was a bit small, though the dining area was fine. Free Coffee & Tea. Nice that there is a balcony to sit outside on too. Showers & WCs were fine, though renting a towel costs extra. All in all, reasonably priced for what you get (by Icelandic standards).

Last time I was, there was before the pandemic, and it was a five star for me. I liked the view of the fjord and I like the location for stores around the area and when I wanted to go swimming, it was right across the street. On top of all that the people were really nice, and the food was fabulous! It has since been sold to a different company, so I do have no idea how it is right now! It is now 2023. , I was not allowed to change the date, so this might be a moot point.. I was not there in 2022, so I don’t know how to express on that little rectangle that I was there in 2018/2019.

非常滿意的別墅，一室的卧室有一個門廳，衞生間很乾凈，還有獨立的廚房。平台上會有可以泡温泉的地方，衹不過户外會有一些蟲子，感覺有一些可怕。 入住退房都非常的方便。

My wife and I spent a night here on our Ring Road trip, and we were totally happy with it. The hotel manager who checked us in was a very friendly and helpful lady who said she was a cousin of the owner. Hope any guests get to meet her. She gave friendly suggestions for restaurants in the area, and takes you to the room. Our’s was room 8, with a spectacular view of the fjord and Akureyri. It was also clean, modern, and extremely quiet until a cement truck showed up for pouring cement after 8 am for a hotel addition they are building. But they didn’t bother us as we were already up. The breakfast was delicious, and Wi-Fi worked well. I did suggest to manager upon checkout that more pillows be provided as my bed had only one rather flattish pillow. But beds are comfy. Only other warning I’d give is that the road to hotel is a bit hard to find, and I got lost once on the way there. But once found, we had a pleasant experience and rate hotel Excellent!

I loved staying here, my room was spacious, clean, TV had all the apps, great view looking over Akureyri , super quiet. It’s a self service hotel but if you message the staff about anything they respond very quickly. The hotel is a 5 min drive into town, I took taxies because I don’t drive it cost approx £20 each way. If I had to nit pick, I’d say I would have liked to have a kettle to make hot drinks, and a hair dryer. I would 100% stay here again.

If you're looking for a place that has the comforts of a hotel but also the feel of real rural Iceland, this is the place for you. The hotel rooms are built in an annex off the property's sheep barn, and the sheep wander all over. (There's also a friendly cat who hangs around.) I was told they no longer offer the evening dinner, apparently having gotten overburdened by guests not being respectful enough to reserve ahead of time, but they still offer a terrific free breakfast with a wide selection every morning. The owners will occasionally pop in during breakfast to chat with the guests. While there's no TV in the rooms, everything else is top notch, including a modern ensuite bathroom. The two-headed shower was confusing to turn on and there was a microscopically tiny spot you had to hit in order to get hot water, but it was spotlessly clean, with plenty of linens. The location is also great for those looking to get out into the north island countryside. The farm is literally right across the Ring Road from the famous Godafoss waterfall (as legend has it, the place where Christianity was officially accepted in Iceland) and less than an hour away from both Akureyri and the Lake Myvatn area. I would absolutely stay again if in the area.