Search Hotels Near The National Museum of the Faroe Islands, Hoyvík

"Probably the best property in the Islands, our room was spacious, had a door with direct access to an exterior area with amazing views. The property is very clean and has a cozy feeling. We tried the spa and it was worth after all the walking around and crazy cold winds we faced during the day. The spa is great and offers a lot of sauna and swimming options. The only area where the hotel needs to improve is the food and beverage situation. The breakfast selection was great, with some local options, but all mornings felt chaotic, dirty buffet, lots of empty tables but yet not cleaned up. The same for the bar on the lobby area. The served a small selection of dishes, but they were tasty, however, the service staff was inattentive, we had to walk to the bar to ask for things. Overall, it felt their food and beverage area needed more staffing. Regardless, we had a great time, the beds were comfortable, great water pressure and privacy."

"It was a very pleasant hotel and would recommend to anyone staying in the capital."

"Wonderful breakfast. Clean hotel near groceries and walking paths. The distance from town is a tough walk uphill. Overall, we had a pleasant stay. Staff here is not as friendly as other hotels we went to on the same trip to Denmark and the Faroe Islands."

"Well appointed room, great location, friendly staff and wonderful breakfast "

"Clean and big space, breakfast was good too!"

"Location is the main plus. My room was pretty small."

"Rooms clean and comfortable. Staff very helpful and friendly "

"Shower was terrible, communication was terrible we had no working kitchen for 2 days and the cleaning lady gave us a hard time for using the private kitchen. "

"Photos make this property look better than it is. For a solo traveler who is not finicky about spiders, it's a great cheap option and it honestly felt strangely like home by the end of my stay, but I would personally not climb up to the upstairs bunk. The bathroom is tiny. Toilet is facing a wall, which makes it very awkward to use, and the sink is so tiny that I opted to use the kitchen sink instead. Otherwise, the property has a kitchen and everything else you need for your stay. There is a convenient gas station shop on the corner and a bus station nearby, as well as a quiet and serene park across the street. You can catch the free bus to the city center or take a 15-minute walk. The room was a bit hard to find as it is tucked away in a corner and looks like a garage, but that also means it is secluded."