We spent two nights at the Hotel Buthir on our 10-day Icelandic holiday. The hotel itself sits on an estuary, and is surrounded by grasslands and fields that run up to a glacier-topped cliff. While we were there, the weather was mostly foggy and somewhat moody, which also suits the stark landscape. Reception at the hotel moves at a friendly,... more

we reserved our room to be the end of 2 weeks road trip around iceland. and sure it was a good end. we stayed there for a few days and surely enjoyed it. it was a beautiful hotel with an excellent restaurant - if the chef is in the right mood and when the restaurant is not packed... ;) the... more

Hotel Budir is a lovely hotel is an extremely tranquil location. Thankfully my husband and I had the pleasure of staying at Hotel Budir for two nights during our self-drive holiday. The hotel is in a great spot if you are looking to explore the west of Iceland. The entire hotel has been re-built following a fire there so the... more

This is one of the few hotels on the Snaefelljökull peninsula, so you'd better book ahead or you'll be truly stuck! And if you book, you'd better make sure you confirm. We booked, paid a deposit and, when we turned up, the reservation had been lost and we were told we'd have to take our custom elsewhere. It took an... more

This was the first hotel we stayed at during our road trip around Iceland. I have always believed first impressions leave a lasting mark. We chose each hotel carefully based on intensive research and ratings from websites like trip advisor, etc. The location is ideal if you like remote settings (which is appealing to me). Checking in was fast. Knowing... more

We stayed here near the start of our 2 week tour around Iceland and it had been highly recommended by a colleague whose daughter got married here. The setting is stunning and the views from our room were possibly the best views from any hotel room we have ever stayed in. We were in room 17 and you can see... more

The Budir Hotel was a bit odd - it is in an absolutely stunning, forlorn setting along the ocean. Budir used to be a fishing village; all that remains is a restored small black church from the early 1800's and the hotel. The decor is very eclectic - a combo of modern and Nordic kitsch. The layout of the hotel... more

Stayed 2 nights. Lovely setting, great walks, nice building but food and service were awful. When we arrived there were teenagers sat outside the hotel in a cabin opposite playing very loud electric guitar, this continued for hours. We then endured the food which they couldn't even cook properly yet cost £100 for starter and main (we declined dessert), we... more

Myself and husband stayed here, and whilst you cant fault the location and setting, or the hotel, the service and food is much to be desired! Our Experience; After treking around for a day you want a good meal, however this wasnt what was avaliable! After looking at the menu, there was very little choice. A 5 course set menu... more