Its confusing, or it was to me at least. This B&B is accessed via the same website as the Icelandic Horse Farm but although run by a married couple, the accommodation and the riding are two completely separate businesses, run by each of them at separate properties.
I thought I had booked 5 days at a B&B on a horse property and was not the only person there who had made this mistake. If you are booking, be aware that riding groups book out the rides months in advance. The website could mention this for the sake of idiots like me.... We did eventually get on a horse after I made a nuisance of myself and Karen kindly made space for us.
The accommodation is adequate and the breakfasts very eggy and sweet for our Australian palates. We longed for good bread and unadulterated fruit. Unlike most B&Bs, everyone sits down together at one table for a long, drawn out breakfast 8-9am and there is no way to have that morning privacy you often crave whilst travelling.
I have to say Luc and Karen work extremely hard to make all this happen but its a difficult business model to bring off with the sort of ease that makes a stay at a B&B a relaxing experience.
