Temukan Penginapan Anda di Akureyrarbær

Guesthouse in ottima posizione, pulita, camere accoglienti. Un paio di suggerimenti: è difficile effettuare il check in - è obbligatorio chiamare al momento dell'arrivo. Orario di check in non chiaro, sul sito riporta ora 6 PM, la casa riporta 4 PM, al telefono dicono 5 PM... Per il resto tutto bene, consiglio la visita.

My husband, teenage daughter, and I enjoyed staying one night in a triple (a queen bed and a twin bed) with a private bath. This modern hotel with a Scandanavian feel is centrally located, including close to the beautiful Botanical Garden and the harbour area. The room is large, clean and well appointed. There's plenty of room in the closets as well. The bathroom was good sized as well. The breakfast was a combination of hot and cold dishes, so we filled up until dinner. The hotel was packed with tour groups, but it was quiet at night. The hotel staff was helpful and courteous. When we needed to arrange for a reimbursement of our cancelled whale watch due to bad weather, the hotel manager graciously placed the call to the company and explained to them in Icelandic what our inquiry was about (we received the reimbursement).

We stayed in the cottages which were super private and cute. Jacuzzi but too cold to use. Finding the cottages was difficult as the directions given was not clear but the lady in the front was super nice to drive and escort us to the cottages as it is away from the main hotel. One negatives we had was the place had way too many flies. I spent the night trying to kill flies as I can hear them flying around me. Def great for groups of people. There were 3 of us and we each had our own private decent size rooms. Full kitchen and living room but due to the flies we did not hang out there much. Oh and it took forever to figure out how to lock the doors,...you have to bring the handle up to lock with the key. Was finally able to see the Northern Lights here probably too b/c it was super dark away from the city. This place is 30 mins away from the beer bath and this is why we stayed here. Just a few mins drive away from Akureyri city. Overall I would stay here again with groups of friends due to the size and location of the place. Hopefully by then they would fix the fly problems.

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.

Just spent 2 nights here Very conveniently situated just 5 min walk from town centre, allbeit up a sharp hill The room was enormous, the bed very comfortable (except the pillows, come on what was it with those pillows? I would have had more support putting a sock in a shirt. Buy some proper pillows!!!!!) The bathroom - with a jet bath and a shower - was bigger than some rooms we've stayed in. There was even a door to a balcony from the bathroom. Building plenty warm enough but not double glazed so windows all condensed in morning. But.... Whatever happened to customer service? When we arrived, shortly after check in time, we rang bell. Eventually this rough looking bloke opened the door - looked like he had just got up. Before we could say anything, or even introduce ourselves, the sum total of what was said by him was a gruff ”Your room is straight on at the top of the stairs.” and with that he disappeared back into the rear of the house. No explanation about anything eg parking, or fuss we want breakfast, or WiFi, or that there was a fridge available (didn't see that until the morning we left) Had to email to get WiFi code - though later saw that it was on the tiniest slip of paper in the room. Tea and coffee available on the landing outside of room. No servicing /washing of cups Nobody around on departure. So, no ”hospitality” throughout the whole stay.

Very mixed feeling about this place. In the one hand I love what they are trying to do, but on the other hand they let themselves down so much. We checked in for one night (I don’t think I could actually spend more than one night in this place). Check in is a bit different, they text you a room number and key code. (Previous comments around that they don’t actually change the room key code). On check in the bed had only been made up for one person so we that had to be fixed, unfortunately by the time we realised the remote didn’t work for the tv the reception lady had left. The room was pretty small, the bed was shoved up against the wall and there was no wear to sit. We both had one bag each and there was not enough room. In addition to this, there is construction work in from and to the side of the hotel, I think previously they had made mention of water views, but the new construction will block all that out. No breakfast was included unlike everywhere else we stayed in Iceland. Wouldn’t stay here again, we stayed in Mytven the previous night and I wished we had just stayed up there longer. As mention if they re designed the rooms it would be much better.

K16 located in town center, parking is free for guest! Room is spacious, you can enjoy cooking in the room. There are lots of supermarket nearby and they open until 8pm. Worth to stay here

My wife and I enjoyed a 17 day Arctic journey in the summer of 2022. My only regret is that our journey around Iceland included only a one night stay at Hotel Kea. Hotel Kea is a short drive (about 10 minutes) from the Akureyri Airport. The hotel has free parking spaces available right next to the hotel as well as paid street parking. We were able to park in one of the free spaces when we arrived. Check in went very smoothly and the staff was very friendly and helpful in providing us information about the area. Our suite (Room 504!) was spacious with a comfortable bedroom that included a desk, closets and flat panel television. Plenty of outlets were provided for charging devices. There was also a large living/sitting room with comfortable seating, another flat panel television, coffee service and lovely wall art. Off of the living/sitting room was a balcony with a couple of chairs and a great view of Akureyri city center. In fact the large windows throughout the suite provided great views. As with all of the suite, the bathroom was spotlessly clean with complimentary toiletries. Robes and slippers were also provided for use. Hotel Kea has an extensive bar as well as a restaurant; our stay included breakfast which was served in the on-site restaurant. The breakfast offerings included a variety of baked goods, fruit, breakfast meats, and other typical Icelandic breakfast buffet options. Hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Akureryi and is a convenient walk to cafes, shopping, the waterfront and cultural sites. It is located next to the Akureyrarkirkja the iconic Lutheran Church. Hotel Kea is a perfect “home base” if your journey through Iceland takes you to 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).