Hellnar Gastfamilien

Very helpful staff and the bed is really comfortable. The common areas are a bit dated and the bathroom is a problem in that the position of the sink makes it hard to use and the shower floods the bathroom unless you built a towel wall to contain the water to the shower but then you have sopping wet towels to deal with. The shower setup is the kind of thing you have to put up with in India and other 3rd world countries. This place is not close to any grocery stores so you have limited food options. I had the dinner buffet which was good but fairly expensive.

After a full day program of hiking and waterfalls we arrived to Guesthouse Hof beaten and looking for relief. After a quick check-in we got into the apartment along the long row and found a hot tub in the porch for some relaxation. The apartment was spacious but pretty old, in need of remodeling and upgrade. 2 big bedrooms, a huge living/dining that has table and seats for 18 people and a big commercial like kitchen with dish washer and oven. But they are dated; dining chairs with holes in the seats, big antique TV that turns on but has no connection(well, it does have a TV), tiny bathroom that needs more lighting as we were practically showering in the dark as the only light was in the wash basin area and many ceiling lights were blown that needs to be replaced making the apartment very dark. Be warned that there are not many eateries around the area and even if so was told the nearest being the golf club next door serves expensive meals and closes early. So be prepared with your grocery and cook in the apartment's huge kitchen. Oh, shed 7 is like a shared area where one can cook, eat in there and use whatever one can find in the kitchen where any leftover food from previous occupants are kept to add to your meal. Took a cold morning stroll along the beachfront to nearby Ytri Tunga to get some seal watching action. An enjoyable stay but needs attention to stay relevant.