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What Guests Said About Ísafjörður:
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Isafjordur is a friendly small city almost at the far edge...
Isafjordur is a friendly small city almost at the far edge of Iceland. Its location on the fjord is beautiful, and there are many places to explore in the vicinity. The local tourist bureau has employees who are very familiar with area hiking trails, and there are good hiking maps there as well. The town offers several wonderful restaurants (Tjoruhusid for its amazing buffet and Husid for its legendary fish soup) and a fantastic bakery, Gamla Bakariid, along with other services typical of a city, such as a good grocery store. Isafjordur is an excellent place to use as a base for exploring the West Fjords.
Louise
United Kingdom
10
The main town in the Westfjords region, Isafjordur has some...
The main town in the Westfjords region, Isafjordur has some good bars and restaurants. It is surprisingly cosmopolitan given the remote region, and the setting is spectacular, with preserved old fishing buildings next to the working harbour and framed by towering green mountains. Plenty of tours run into the mountains and by boat from here so it is a good base, and if you are passing through it is a good place to stock up on home comforts.
Sheila
Canada
10
Isafjordur is an attractive town with old houses, good...
Isafjordur is an attractive town with old houses, good services (including grocery stores and bakeries), a really good museum, and good restaurants. It is a good base for exploring this part of the Westfjords. I wish I had planned a longer stay.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
I was in Isafjörđur for 3 weeks taking a fantastic course in...
I was in Isafjörđur for 3 weeks taking a fantastic course in the Icelandic language at the University Center of the Westfjords. I did very low key activities ouside school. Hang out at the pool/ sauna. Walk around town. Take photos of this very photogenic town... saga recital in neighboring town, bird cliffs at Lautraburg...
Anonymous
Austria
10
Isafjördur is an absolutely awesome place for kayaking...
Isafjördur is an absolutely awesome place for kayaking (Borea Adventures!), hiking and biking trips, and offers a lot of possibilites to venture into the wild and explore the westfjords. The seafood you get in town is absolutely delicious too, especially in Tjöruhusid. People are very friendly. If you are an outdoor person, I'd recommend staying at least 4-5 days!
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Lovely town, friendly people.
Lovely town, friendly people. If you're looking for a quiet, contemplative place come to Ísafjörður in winter.
It was such a beautiful and majestic location, I plan to return in summer.
Every morning in Gamla bakery and every evening at Húsið restaurant and bar were my favorite routines.
There's great hiking and star-gazing.
“This was by far the most modern place that we stayed during our two weeks in Iceland! The apartment is well-equipped. It even has a washer and dryer. The open concept to the apartment was refreshing. The location is right in the middle of town, so it is easy to access all of the services. It was also great to have a non lumpy pillow after many nights using poor pillows.”
“We enjoyed our stay here. The location was a little off the main strip but easily walkable. The bedrooms and bathroom were good size and it was nice to relax and watch a movie on the huge tv. Coffee filters and coffee were provided as well as some pantry essentials. We didn't use them as we were only there one night. However, you could save some money by preparing a simple meal here. Food is expensive in Iceland!
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“A beautiful apartment with everything you could want to prepare a meal and enjoy your own home here. Robert, the owner, is gracious and friendly. This was one of my best stays ever in Iceland. I will be back...and for longer next time.”
“The location of the hotel makes it easy to find as you enter Isafjorder. Not being 'downtown' is a bonus when the cruise ships are in port. The parking is free and plentiful. The accommodations were basic but clean.”
“The hotel is quite good, better than the average in Iceland.
Room was spacious, clean and comfortable. Good heating, easy to set up. Nice heated towel rack in the bathroom.
The staff was very helpful and friendly.”
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