Since we're traveling in the off-season, most tourist hot spots are closed and hotels are fairly cheaper. Hotel Tindastoll, however, was still the most expensive place we stayed (about 3000 ISK more than most). We were the only people at the hotel, including the owner - we had to call when we arrived and wait at the door for somebody to let us in, and then we were given a key to the front door as well and asked to lock up when we left.

The room itself was cozy and clean, but besides that we didn't receive any of the additional amenities their website and in-hotel reading material boasted (most disappointingly the stone hot tub, which was a drawing point during our booking). During travel season I'm sure this place is fantastic, but be warned that if you are traveling in the winter you might not get all you think you're paying for.

This hotel was great, lots of atmosphere, great breakfast, great location .

Out of 8 nights, this was the hotel with most characteristic. We had a very large room for 4. Two beds, one on either side of the room. Bathroom was a bit small, but manageable to say the least. The steps up to the room were small and steep. Nearby, there's a great restaurant you shouldn't miss! Olafhus was amazing.

if you had called this a B&B I likely would feel more satisfied. The place has charm and the people are nice but there were too many little problems for the price. Burnt out light bulb, toilet handle falling off, tiny room, saggy mattress. Small & basic breakfast. The outdoor hot tub is a plus. likely the best in this very small town but certainly not a destination hotel.