Hotel Mesra haiwan peliharaan di Iceland Timur, Iceland

The building is made of paper. You can hear everything from the rooms on either side and above. The noise level feels like people are literally in the room with you. I could hear the people in other rooms talking clearly - fully audible conversations at regular volume. I could hear the other rooms using the bathroom - every last drop. The bathroom was exceptionally audible. The ventilation system is the main culprit of noise issues. Nothing is private through that ventilation system - absolutely nothing. We got no sleep at all over the course of two nights. I'm not sure what's happening with the staff. You can't call yourself a hotel and then only open the ”reception” between 15:00 - 21:00. That's not a reception. That's just someone sitting and checking people in for a few hours. We arrived at 14:50 and the door was locked. I knocked, he saw me and turned his back and ignored me. At 15:00 he came to unlock the door and saw that we were sitting outside waiting. He then said, ”hi - are you waiting for something”? He saw me at the door. He knows exactly what I was there for. We later went over to ask for an extra towel and he said he couldn't bring it to us because he was the only one there. Again - not a hotel if the one and only staff member can't leave his post to get a towel! People were smoking outside our unit, partying in the space in front of our room until 02:00 - but there wasn't anyone we could call to complain to. There are no phones in the rooms. How this company owns 4 hotel buildings in this small town and is still standing, is beyond me. How it has the rating it has on these sites is again - completely beyond me. I would never recommend any of their buildings to anyone and would never stay here again if I came back to the area.

A quirky structure and great for a unique experience but also actually really cosy inside with wooden curved walls. Three beds, table and chairs, heater and a shower block nearby. Situation is in the heart of town. Great fun and really sweet to stay in.

This accommodation belongs to Hotel Aldan. We had the apartment in the ground floor of Gamli Skólinn. There was a huge wow as we opened the door. What a marvelous place! Our second sentence was, ”we're going to STAY here”, like... not going to leave, at all :) The lobby staff is really nice. All possible amenities in the kitchen. Washing machine and dryer, and such gorgeous environment in Seyðisfjörður. This is a Top 10. Huge thumbs up!

The building is made of paper. You can hear everything from the rooms on either side and above. The noise level feels like people are literally in the room with you. I could hear the people in other rooms talking clearly - fully audible conversations at regular volume. I could hear the other rooms using the bathroom - every last drop. The bathroom was exceptionally audible. The ventilation system is the main culprit of noise issues. Nothing is private through that ventilation system - absolutely nothing. We got no sleep at all over the course of two nights. I'm not sure what's happening with the staff. You can't call yourself a hotel and then only open the ”reception” between 15:00 - 21:00. That's not a reception. That's just someone sitting and checking people in for a few hours. We arrived at 14:50 and the door was locked. I knocked, he saw me and turned his back and ignored me. At 15:00 he came to unlock the door and saw that we were sitting outside waiting. He then said, ”hi - are you waiting for something”? He saw me at the door. He knows exactly what I was there for. We later went over to ask for an extra towel and he said he couldn't bring it to us because he was the only one there. Again - not a hotel if the one and only staff member can't leave his post to get a towel! People were smoking outside our unit, partying in the space in front of our room until 02:00 - but there wasn't anyone we could call to complain to. There are no phones in the rooms. How this company owns 4 hotel buildings in this small town and is still standing, is beyond me. How it has the rating it has on these sites is again - completely beyond me. I would never recommend any of their buildings to anyone and would never stay here again if I came back to the area.

This accommodation belongs to Hotel Aldan. We had the apartment in the ground floor of Gamli Skólinn. There was a huge wow as we opened the door. What a marvelous place! Our second sentence was, ”we're going to STAY here”, like... not going to leave, at all :) The lobby staff is really nice. All possible amenities in the kitchen. Washing machine and dryer, and such gorgeous environment in Seyðisfjörður. This is a Top 10. Huge thumbs up!

The building is made of paper. You can hear everything from the rooms on either side and above. The noise level feels like people are literally in the room with you. I could hear the people in other rooms talking clearly - fully audible conversations at regular volume. I could hear the other rooms using the bathroom - every last drop. The bathroom was exceptionally audible. The ventilation system is the main culprit of noise issues. Nothing is private through that ventilation system - absolutely nothing. We got no sleep at all over the course of two nights. I'm not sure what's happening with the staff. You can't call yourself a hotel and then only open the ”reception” between 15:00 - 21:00. That's not a reception. That's just someone sitting and checking people in for a few hours. We arrived at 14:50 and the door was locked. I knocked, he saw me and turned his back and ignored me. At 15:00 he came to unlock the door and saw that we were sitting outside waiting. He then said, ”hi - are you waiting for something”? He saw me at the door. He knows exactly what I was there for. We later went over to ask for an extra towel and he said he couldn't bring it to us because he was the only one there. Again - not a hotel if the one and only staff member can't leave his post to get a towel! People were smoking outside our unit, partying in the space in front of our room until 02:00 - but there wasn't anyone we could call to complain to. There are no phones in the rooms. How this company owns 4 hotel buildings in this small town and is still standing, is beyond me. How it has the rating it has on these sites is again - completely beyond me. I would never recommend any of their buildings to anyone and would never stay here again if I came back to the area.

A quirky structure and great for a unique experience but also actually really cosy inside with wooden curved walls. Three beds, table and chairs, heater and a shower block nearby. Situation is in the heart of town. Great fun and really sweet to stay in.

This accommodation belongs to Hotel Aldan. We had the apartment in the ground floor of Gamli Skólinn. There was a huge wow as we opened the door. What a marvelous place! Our second sentence was, ”we're going to STAY here”, like... not going to leave, at all :) The lobby staff is really nice. All possible amenities in the kitchen. Washing machine and dryer, and such gorgeous environment in Seyðisfjörður. This is a Top 10. Huge thumbs up!