Nice hotel. Friendly staff. good breakfast. dinner is okay, eat at the Tar House if it is open. THe rooms are clean and spacious. feels like a European business hotel. I like this place and will stay again.

Very comfortable night in the hotel and a hearty breakfast, seemed to have an oriental feels about the place, but well placed and pleasant. Would definitely choose this hotel again particularly as a stopover.

We stayed here one night at the beginning of our week in Iceland. We arrived by plane quite early in the day and the staff was quite accommodating in finding a room for us to check into. I thought we would have to leave our luggage with them and check in later in the afternoon, but they immediately located a... More

The hotel is perfectly located in a very scenic town. Our upper floor room faced the fjord and mountains. It was peaceful and relaxing. The bathroom is small and the floor did flood when we showered but we just mopped it up with the towels. The breakfast was okay and the one dinner we had on site was good but... More

We have stayed in this hotel twice now. It is a good hotel. Comfortable and best for touring the area. Do try the fish restaurant on the harbour - stunning fish and atmosphere at a very good price - you do need to book now. View of the fjord is worth paying for. It never got dark and it was... More

Room was a decent size, and very comfortable. No luxuries, and the design is fairly functional, but was quiet and clean, with a great view of the town, and staff were very friendly and helpful. Small shower-room did the job. Restaurant serves hearty but sophisticated food in usual oversized Icelandic portions.

We spent 2 nights here in July. This was one of the best hotels we stayed at in Iceland. We were on the 5th floor with a nice view looking out over the town's rooftops and toward the mouth of the fjord. It is located right in the center of town within walking distance of most sights. The room was... More

Good: The rooms are quite basic, but offer a nice view on the bay. Breakfast was ok. Not so good: 178 EUR for one night (incl. breakfast) is quite expensive for what you get, also for Icelandic standards.

We pulled into Isafjordur after a long day of driving, including many miles on gravel roads. Feeling in the middle of nowhere, we were surprised how large and charming this small oasis felt. The fact that the Hotel Isafjordur had a room for us made it all the much better. The hotel is right smack dab in the center of... More