Hotel Drangshlid

During our stay, we found the hotel staff to be exceptionally accommodating, particularly Kate at the reception. She was incredibly supportive and always available to assist with any issues my friend and I encountered. Her readiness to help truly enhanced our experience.

Great location on the way to Vik, on a beautiful property. We enjoyed the lobby lounge where we played games as a family. The restaurant was excellent, and they were accommodating to us when we were leaving for an early morning outing - they gave us our breakfast to go. The only issues we had were that it was hot in the room, and the pullout bed was not comfortable for adults. The price was very good when you factor in how expensive breakfast is in Iceland and this was a very nice European breakfast.

Of all the hotels we stayed over 11 nights, this hotel was the most average. On the plus side, the reception-lobby area has a lovely sitting area for complimentary tea, coffee and cocoa. Our room was relatively large. Convenient to Skógafoss (great hiking) and Skógar Folk Museum (not to be missed). On the negative side, large tour groups stay at this hotel, which made it noisy. The shower was tepid (perhaps just ours?). While the dining area has wonderful views, the food for breakfast and dinner is meh. Recommend dinner down the road at Gamla fjósið. Don't forget to fill up with petrol/gasoline; nearest petrol/gas station is Vik.

This was our seventh hotel on our ring tour. Was concerned with some of the reviews….but after staying a night I think they are a bunch of whinny pants. Lobby has plenty of coffee and hot water for tea. None of our 4 cups we grabbed had chips in them. True there is no TV in the rooms, but their WiFi is spot one. Connect up with my iPad and I have my own TV. Dinner was delicious. Didn’t think they had a restaurant, but they did. Rooms were nice and clean. The only annoying thing was the 30-50 mile winds. But in reality they just lulled us to sleep in our nice warm beds!

Really basic hotel in the middle of nowhere but convenient to skogafoss waterfalls. Breakfast basic and 95% salty, dinner very expensive basic quality Our room was very basic and basic two-bed with small bathroom that regularly flooded when showering. Hair dryer on request. Bathroom cleaning not done even though we stayed two nights. Unfortunately, the hotel staff although really very nice, are not local, so they are not in a position to give directions to particular places

After booking our triple room for 2 nights, I read a lot of very bad reviews and was seriously considering cancellation. However, the prices of other places were just as high, so I hoped for the best. Upon our arrival, a nice young man checked us in. The view of the mountains and the distinct ROCK was astounding! Our room was small, but clean and at twilight there certainly were insects trying to get in. Suggest the hotel put up a window screen? But, we were relieved not to have bed bugs and all the other horrors reported by others. The bathroom was simple, and the heated water was slow to arrive, but once it did, it's fine. Free flow hot drinks FOC was appreciated. Breakfast was good. Dinner was priced high and obviously not made by pros. But a beautiful Rainbow and view made up for it. Location Location! Amazing to be on the sane grounds with the historical and yet mythical Drangurinn, next to Skogarfoss and Kvernufoss, half hour drive to Dyrholay and Vik - and Icelandic horses everywhere. We loved our stay!

Superb hospitality, Special thanks to chef Przemek and catering team of Iga & Mikotaj for making our stay comfortable. Vegan meals available with good options. Located next to Scogar water fall. Good for morning strolls. Overall quite satisfied

this seemed to be the only accommodation in the area. the hotel was very basic in every way. The rooms were clean and the staff were pleasant. There was no TV or coffee making facilities in the room. The bed was comfortable and there was plenty of spacein the room