Guesthouse Kiljan

Guesthouse

The housing situation as a whole is very clean, but we live in the small green house (two-bedroom apartment) inside the equipment slightly old, bathroom small and slightly smelly, but the bedroom and living room is very comfortable. The house was on the edge of the fjord, and a gate was a small black sandy beach, and the window of the dining table was just right to enjoy the view.

Lovely comfy and cosy rooms, very friendly hosts and food is delicious. Reasonable and value for money, lovely by the sea.

We had the lamb and the trout of the menu. I had the lamb and it was just perfect and my friend had the trout and said it was amazing. Nice hosts lovely place for a dinner. Highly recommended!

All right until the Negro Infoiato arrived. Then they were pains.

Stayed for one night, room was basic but ideal for our needs. Polish owner is lovely, speaks excellent English and is a mean cook, food was amazing. The full breakfast buffet wasn’t available as we were out of season so she was serving eggs and bacon which suited us perfectly. Situated right next to a black beach so we got some nice photography in before heading to our next stop.

Overall — a nice place. The staff was very accommodating and welcoming. They made our family feel at home. The only reason they are getting 4 stars is because several people (including us) who stayed that night, were told/expected breakfast… and when we went down in the morning, staff acted like we should know that no breakfast is served. That was a bit disappointing, mainly because the same staff mentioned coming down for breakfast the night before.

Home cooked meal. Very good pork cutlet and trout dish. Lobster soup was very tasty.

Very cozy rooms and very friendly staff. The food is good and not too pricy. Everything is very clean. Unfortunately you can hear every step and word on the house. We had the room next to the kitchen and heard the chef preparing food at 6.30

Simple but nice place. Very good breakfast and helpful, friendly personnel. Also not expensive.

Stayed in middle of May 2017 for one night. The front is a family restaurant and the back serves as the guesthouse. Small room comes with a small basin, the shared bathroom was small too. The bathroom is clean, but the floor in the guest room need some sweeping. No kitchen or kettle for the guest, but you may ask for hot water from the staff at the restaurant kitchen. Wifi signal was average. Situated at the end of the fjord, good view, but parking kinda limited (max about 5 cars).

No kitchen facilities and only one shared shower at night — not a comfortable feeling to have people trying to get in every minute when you're in there. The single bed room was very basic and Wi-Fi doesn't reach that room. Also, I found the check in time to be quite late. I've had much better stays at hostels and was quite disappointed by this. The only saving grace I found was the lovely lady who owns the place. I didn't speak with her much but she seemed very welcoming and accommodating.

I would definitely stay here again. The best people, food was amazing, the cake OMG YUMMY :) If you get a chance to visit you will love it :D.

Okay, where to start. The staff are all supremely friendly and kind. Noticing that I was traveling alone, they let me know that if I got lonely I could always chat with them. The rooms are all very comfortable with soft mattresses and warm blankets. There is Wi-Fi throughout the building, which is better than most hotels I know of. The food is delicious. Breakfast is a simple but tasty buffet, with dinner being a sit down meal. All in all, this is a fabulous establishment which will be the highlight of my trip.

We (group of 4 travellers) stayed one night on our drive from Husavik to Westfjords. We arrived at night and in the morning with the daylight realized the beautiful location on the shore with ocean waves;) nice guest, highly recommended to any traveller (s) ps we stayed on September 12th 2013:)

Lovely owners, good food, and a location conveniently located very close to Route 1. We stayed here the day before New Year's Eve during a blizzard to cut a rough drive from Akureyri to Reykjavik in half. We enjoyed a yummy dinner and breakfast. The landscape around the guesthouse is most impressive. Powerful waves hit against the shore and everything is covered with ice, the Arctic must feel similar. I joked about polar bears, later I read in an older newspaper article that just 6 months earlier polar bears were spotted in this area! Nits: No double-beds are available, and — as in many other lodgings in Iceland — the sulfur odor of the warm water in the bath takes some time to get used to.