2 Stars Hotels in Western Region, Iceland

The location is very good and several major attractions can be walked. The town is very beautiful, probably the most beautiful place on the Snefer Peninsula. The hotel is also the best hotel in the town with parking

We have sleeped in one of the small boxes with a curved roof that only seeing them is worth the price, they look like the Lord of the Rings. The family ”cassette” has a main environment and a micro-site, where only one bed (maybe not suitable for claustrophobic people) comes into, in practice, like being in a tent, but with roof and wooden walls. There is also a beautiful chair with a mini-fridge (in my opinion, unusual), and the price is very low for the average Icelandic prices. The basic price should be added to the rental of covered beds and towels (if you don't have them on your own), and I also think we were about 100 euros. The camping offers all the services you can want, the bathrooms are very clean (although they are few for the potential affluence - I never really expected to go to the bathroom) and there are two areas with kitchen and dining room. I recommend the excellent restaurant with a magnificent glass with views of cascades and nature. The Troll Garden is also very nice, perfect for a walk, whether you have children or without. It was also the first place where we saw the Aurora: if you climb into the hill where the Troll Garden is, you have no light disturbances and You can enjoy the splendour of the lights of the North ... There are also water-massing baths with heated water. We didn't use them because they were always full. But there are other thermal areas I recommend, such as Krauma, near the campsite. We had the luck of good weather and mite temperatures, but certainly if you have to go to the night's bathroom in the cold maybe the experience may not be fantastic (but it is obviously part of the camping life). There are also private bathrooms, but the price is rising.

Staff were very approachable, friendly and offered some good advice on the roads in the surrounding area. Our room was a good size and there was a small sink within and access to shared bathroom facilities. We never had any issue getting the use of them when required and there was plenty of room within them. We ate our evening meal at Dalakot and both of us thoroughly enjoyed our burgers and beer. The male waiter was very good in showing us the local craft beers they had available and gave some good recommendations. Breakfast was simple yet fresh and tasty and there was plenty to go around all the guests. We had a good stay at Dalakot and would definitely stay again if in the area.

We spent two nights in Borgarnes at this comfortable, well-equipped cabin. We took advantage of the kitchen for most of our meals, and enjoyed the spacious living room area. Much better than a hotel room, especially for a family! The cabins are several kilometers outside of town, so a car is necessary, but the gorgeous views and privacy were well worth it! Highly recommended!

My wife and I stayed in a room on the 2nd floor, full of large rooms, and a cubicle similar to the living room, and the sofa is a sofa bed, so if there are 3-4 people, it is no problem; you can see the church directly from the window. The room is completely slippers, very clean! The kitchen on the 1st floor has complete ovens, gas stoves and other kitchen equipment to use! There is a parking lot nearby and parking is very convenient.

Moar guesthouse was in a good location outside of Reykjavík. It was clean and easy to check in.

The location is very good and several major attractions can be walked. The town is very beautiful, probably the most beautiful place on the Snefer Peninsula. The hotel is also the best hotel in the town with parking

We have sleeped in one of the small boxes with a curved roof that only seeing them is worth the price, they look like the Lord of the Rings. The family ”cassette” has a main environment and a micro-site, where only one bed (maybe not suitable for claustrophobic people) comes into, in practice, like being in a tent, but with roof and wooden walls. There is also a beautiful chair with a mini-fridge (in my opinion, unusual), and the price is very low for the average Icelandic prices. The basic price should be added to the rental of covered beds and towels (if you don't have them on your own), and I also think we were about 100 euros. The camping offers all the services you can want, the bathrooms are very clean (although they are few for the potential affluence - I never really expected to go to the bathroom) and there are two areas with kitchen and dining room. I recommend the excellent restaurant with a magnificent glass with views of cascades and nature. The Troll Garden is also very nice, perfect for a walk, whether you have children or without. It was also the first place where we saw the Aurora: if you climb into the hill where the Troll Garden is, you have no light disturbances and You can enjoy the splendour of the lights of the North ... There are also water-massing baths with heated water. We didn't use them because they were always full. But there are other thermal areas I recommend, such as Krauma, near the campsite. We had the luck of good weather and mite temperatures, but certainly if you have to go to the night's bathroom in the cold maybe the experience may not be fantastic (but it is obviously part of the camping life). There are also private bathrooms, but the price is rising.

The location is very good and several major attractions can be walked. The town is very beautiful, probably the most beautiful place on the Snefer Peninsula. The hotel is also the best hotel in the town with parking