Hotel Siglunes

Roads website showed all the roads are closed to Siglufjordur but the manager Halfdan does not care. This hotel is also the most expensive out of 2 week trip in Iceland. Breakfast has to be paid separately for 2500 Isk. I would not recommend this hotel the customer service is terrible.

First, a qualifier, we were there is the off-season. However, if your are open, then you should be open! Except for check-in and at dinner on night (the restaurant was closed the second night), there was not a single person in the building. We and two other guests ww the only occupants of the entire building. Had to pay for breakfast, which we had to go around the corner to a bakery to get. Not worth it.

Very friendly staff. Really nice, cosy lobby lounge which reminded me of an English Country house. Small, but lovingly decorated room. Bathroom was tiny, but nice. Only issue was the water from the shower flooding the whole bath room within a few minutes. No coffee and tea facility in the room which is always a minus for us. Our room was in the extra building which meant that we had to walk through the rain to get to the lobby, reception and restaurant. Overall very good value for money.

Rooms are lovely, very nicely decorated and feel modern and sleek. Bathrooms are also modern and lovely. The rooms are not massive but they’re big enough when you’re not spending much time in there. Breakfast was simple and basic with no hot food but it was nice all the same.

A beautiful room, nicely decorated and very well equipped at a very reasonable price. This is very unusual in Iceland, but it exist at Siglunes Guesthouse in Siglufjordur. Excellent diner and very good breakfast at the restaurant, where the chef from Morocco makes an excellent tagine.

We arrived in heavy snow accompanied with a bitingly cold wind, and quickly checked in at their reception, which was richly decorated with eclectic furnishings, being a mix of vintage and antique which I love. The lady that dealt with us was warm and inviting and I believe that we were the only guests at the hotel that night, as it was very quiet. Our room was annexed to the main building up a flight of (incredibly snowy stairs…. this would have been a problem for anyone with any mobility issues, as it was treacherous, but we faired pretty well). Once we were safely installed into our room, (102) we found it spotlessly clean, warm, very comfortable and decorated to a really high standard; with lovely high end fixtures and fittings, Sóley Icelandic toiletries etc clearly being renovated to a high standard throughout. I especially loved their carefully chosen artwork and reeded glass shower. The bathroom, while perhaps for some a little bijou (I noted a few negative reviews around the size prior to arrival) however I want to stress that it was very well planned, luxuriously fitted out and offered everything we needed including a heavenly, skin strippingly hot shower! A sidenote note to anyone that may travel here out of ‘season’ and on a Monday! We were aware prior to our arrival, that sadly, the hotel’s (excellently reviewed) Moroccan restaurant was closed (Monday), but it turned out however that pretty much every other dinner option was too! :) We had ear-marked a little Fish and Chip place just around the corner as our ‘fallback hot meal option’, but yup, you guessed it unfortunately this too was very much shut! I would strongly advise (from plenty of experience in Iceland over the years, when travelling in the winter months) always come armed with a few snacky supplies just to be safe! Food options aside, it was a quirky little accommodation option, comfortable, warm and very quiet... and who knows perhaps we'll make it back someday soon and feast!