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What Guests Said About Stykkishólmur:
la15ota
United States of America
10
Great town, easy drive to the national park and other towns.
Great town, easy drive to the national park and other towns. Had a great dinner at Skurinn had the Mrs. Clinton the lamb and nachos and everyone was happy.
Grabbed yummy pasteries from Nesbraud ehf for the road.
Sonja
United States of America
10
Great little town!
Great little town! We had an amazing fishing trip--we were the only two on the boat and we caught more fish than we could handle and our guide took us to see puffins too. I was exhausted from hauling them in! Plus we got to take them home and eat them1 Happy hour at the little restaurant was great and affordable--plus they have amazing hot chocolate. Food was really expensive, but that is Iceland in general. Highly recommend the fish and chips food truck in the harbor. The local pool is nice and has GREAT geothermal hot tubs for only $5!! Plus you are not surrounded by people!
Isabel
United States of America
10
Beautiful small town with convenient access to Snaefellsnes.
Beautiful small town with convenient access to Snaefellsnes. Take ferry from here to Flatey Island and/or West Fjords. Some good hotels with character, good location and delicious breakfasts. Excellent restaurants serving freshly caught seafood.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
very attractive small town;
very attractive small town; and fun just to explore around. make sure you walk up Sugandisey for great views and watch the ferry come in. Snaesfell peninsula is beautiful to drive around stopping off along the way at various small towns and viewpoints, as well the national park
fish and chips at the van in the harbor were great.
Our meal at Narfeyrastofa was mixed; nice waitress and lovely atmosphere upstairs; appetizers were great (Scallops and fish soup) but fish main course was undercooked and a little bland; the least good fish dish we ate in 2 weeks in Iceland. Seafood spaghetti dish was excellent
Karen
United States of America
8.0
WE WEREN'T ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE GREAT BREAKFAST...
WE WEREN'T ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE GREAT BREAKFAST BUFFET, AS WE WERE ANXIOUS TO GET DOWN TO THE DOCK FOR TAKING THE FERRY TO FLATEY ISLAND. THE LOCATION IS VERY GOOD, AND GATEWAY TO THE SNAFAEFELLES SIGHTS FROM THE NORTH OF THE PENINSULA.
Danny
United States of America
10
I can't remember the name of the restaurant we ate at,...
I can't remember the name of the restaurant we ate at, but it is green and is beside or near the little grey church. I had one of the best meals of my life--scallops with sauces, dollops of squash and greens served on a wooden board with short legs It was totally divine! Getting around the village and the wharf and the area is very easy. And I'm still not young!
“Great hosts and a wonderful location. Stykkisholmur is the best town on the north coast and this is one of the best places to stay. Highly recommended”
“This was the nicest place that we stayed in Iceland. It's perfect for a family or a group of friends. Very roomy and modern. Ideal base for exploring the peninsula or Breidafjordur.”
“Very helpful staff. Good location. Good value. Interesting building (a hospital, a catholic church, and a hotel all-in-one). All good. Had our own bathroom. Quiet, clean.”
“1. Warm check up with Anne, a perfect hostess, with all the information needed to explore sneffaels peninsula
2. Perfect Icelandic breakfast
3. Very confortable furniture
4. Complete kitchen and living room
5. Black out curtains (very important because of the midnight sun)
6. Heated bathroom floor”
“The guesthouse was nice with a lovely little garden to sit and relax after a long day. The host was very friendly and he and my son jammed a bit with the guitars he has in his sitting room. Very enjoyable stay. Will stay there again on our next visit to Iceland. Also, the pizza place next to the Bonus has very good pizza.”
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