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• Vatnsholt
  "Friendly farm"
  "Small, but nice rooms (we got one with our own bathroom even though we just reserved one with shared), friendly people and decent food (although a bit expensive). Great view on Hekla and Eyafjallajökull. The owner also gave nice tips for our trip the next day."
• Efsti-Dalur II
  "Probably the Best Place We Stayed"
  "Recently returned from our trip in Iceland. We stayed in a number of accommodations, but for many reasons I liked this one the best. First, we were upgraded to a private bathroom which made for a more peaceful evening after a long day of driving. The room was spacious, clean, warm and inviting. The ..."check in process was easy - with the operator paying immediate attention to our arrival. When we asked for a recommendation for dinner, she gave us a local eatery and easy directions. The beds were comfortable - and I am tall and I still fit. Breakfast was typical for Iceland, but plentiful and filling. The location of the farm set us up for the short drive to Geysir and Gullfoss. " More >
• Hotel Geysir
  "A Culinary Gem"
  "Here we are out on an adventure trip in Iceland. We'd just dove the Silfra fissure then hiked down a lava tube. now on to see a geyser and lunch. This was our first day of our adventure with Icelandic Mountain guides. I am expecting a cup of soup from a turrine out of the back of the super jeep and ..."a sandwich. Instead we're are treated to a wonderful lunch at this restaurant. The soups were great, the vegetable was reminiscent of mom's that I grew up with. A delicate broth and a wonderful array of winter veg. I went back for seconds on the Tomato soup which had great flavor a balance between the tomato and cream in the soup. The rest of the buffet was delicious, and went down well with a nice bottle of wine. Following the meal our guides gave us a great treat. The chef prepared a little open air snack. We went to the hot springs adjacent to the geyser where we feasted on bread baked in the steam from the geyser water. This was topped by fresh butter, pickled herring and a medium hard b... " More >