Hotels near Helgustaðanáma

"Easy to find dining options around town. Hotel breakfast is good. Guest can sign up to receive Aurora call if they spot the sign of Aurora."

"Clean Room- Easy self check in- BEAUTIFUL AREA! Didnt meet the staff as late in early out but the facilities were great."

"Invited upon checkin to see the Museum regarding French fishing history housed in the building..was excellent! Room facing the fjord had small deck with chairs, was lovely to have a chance to sit right by water. Bed, bathroom, all excellent. Parking very near door. Did not have breakfast, price seemed high. Front desk not manned it a.m., supposed to find staff in dining area in another building to give key, no one there, finally knocked on back door to be able to hand key over. No problem really tho. A very nice place to spend our evening."

"This hotel is incredible! The prices are fantastic for what you get. I stayed in one of the apartments and the view is amazing, the town is quaint, and it’s very close to a beautiful hike. The staff was also very very friendly. I wish I had more time to explore, but everything was amazing! "

"Beautiful location right on the water. Spacious room, friendly staff, good breakfast, and decent choice of games including a pool table. Highly recommended!"

"Very nice and budget-friendly. Nothing fancy, as basic as it gets. The room is quite small. The breakfast options are good. Breakfast area got super crowded. "

"Perfect hotel experience! Unique character with great ocation. Staff was warm and genuinely friendly. Everything was clean and well-maintained. Amazing breakfast and very good dinner options Will definitely return!"

"It's a lovely guesthouse in a former school building, with a small room but a comfortable common area and a well stocked kitchen. Beautiful views of the fjord. The area is a bit isolated--just a tiny village, and it takes over an hour to get there from the main road by a steep winding dirt road. We hiked up the hill, but the trail isn't well maintained. It's a great place for peace and quiet, but not as a base for exploring the eastern fjords."