Jun 13
Jun 14
Hotel Vik i Myrdal
The south coast of Iceland is, like the rest of the island, dotted with spectacular sights — a number of shockingly large waterfalls, the occasional volcano (including Eyjafjallajökull), a black-sand beach just a four-minute walk from the hotel, and, for the birders among us, huge colonies of tern and puffins. This is a natural stop on the island-circling Ring Road drive, if you’re here in summer, and it’s a destination unto itself, located at the base of a mountain criss-crossed with hiking trails.
The restaurant, bless them, showcases Iceland’s best local ingredients — lamb, char, Icelandic beef — without going deep into the traditional specialties that tend to scare the guests. In short, it’s a comfortable, stylish enough hotel, in a place where you can be forgiven for expecting less. Next time you pass through Iceland, do yourself a favor and get out of Reykjavík.
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Guest Score & Reviews
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It is in the new part of Vik which means you can walk to the few restaurants and the ice wear shop.
The location
Gorgeous location and amazing refab in the older building. Very clean and quiet. Delicious breakfast!
Nice comfortable rooms. Simple design. Good breakfast. Service was also very good.
Rooms & Rates
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