Hotel Egilsen Stykkisholmur, Stykkisholmur
About the Hotel
Hótel Egilsen is housed in the second oldest building in Stykkisholmur, a charming fishing village with a bright-red façade that catches the eye. Positioned on the scenic Snaefellsnes Peninsula, the hotel offers visitors a blend of history and modern design. Guests can enjoy thoughtful amenities inspired by the local fishing industry and the sea. The location provides easy access to beautiful landscapes and cultural attractions, including great local restaurants and museums.
Location
Located in Stykkisholmur, the hotel stands close to key attractions such as the Baldur Ferry Terminal, Stykkisholmur Golf Club, and the stunning Helgafell mountain. The village offers a surprisingly good selection of restaurants, museums, and galleries, along with a picturesque harbor. Local public transportation easily connects guests to beautiful sites around Breiðafjörður Bay, including scenic boat trips to nearby islands.
Rooms
The hotel features 10 cozy rooms spread across three floors, offering intimate accommodations. Rooms include iPod docking stations, luxury COCO-MAT beds made from natural materials, and some showcase views of the Atlantic Ocean. Superior double rooms are larger and provide the best views towards the harbor. Additionally, all rooms are equipped with heating, alarm clocks, and free WiFi for guest convenience.
Eat & Drink
Breakfast at Hótel Egilsen is served in a charming library, featuring homemade smoothies, eggs, Icelandic salmon, granola, yogurt, and a selection of fresh coffee and teas. The hotel is near several decent restaurants like Sjávarpakkhúsið and Narfeyrarstofa, which serve local seafood dishes such as mussels and the fish of the day. Guests seeking casual dining can also visit Skúrinn, known for its burgers and sandwiches.
Leisure & Business
Hótel Egilsen includes a guest lounge that serves as the heart of the hotel, providing comfy sofas, games, and a small international library. For leisure activities, guests can enjoy a terrace, garden, and bar, where drinks include Icelandic beers and delightful cocktails. Additional amenities such as bicycle rental and a small common area with coffee and tea add to the convenience for guests.
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Facilities
General
- No smoking on site
- Wi-Fi
- Parking
- No pets allowed
Sports & Fitness
- Hiking
- Golf course
Dining
- Bar/ Lounge area
Children
- Cribs
Spa & Leisure
- Garden area
Room features
- Heating
- Terrace
Location
Reviews and Ratings
The hotel is centrally located in a quiet and picturesque town, perfect for exploring Western Iceland. The rooms, while small, were adequate for a family of three. The service was exceptional, making our stay pleasant and memorable. The dining options were of good quality but came at an additional cost. Overall, a charming hotel with a friendly atmosphere and great accessibility to local attractions.
The hotel offers a charming and character-filled stay, though the rooms can feel a bit crowded with low ceilings. The service is extremely friendly, and the location is ideal for exploring the town and nearby attractions. The dining experience is excellent, especially for guests with special dietary needs.
The hotel is in a really nice location across from the harbour, making it a great spot to explore the area. The rooms, though small due to the historic building, were just the right size for my husband, two-year-old daughter, and me. The service, especially the delicious and healthy breakfast served by the owner, was fantastic. However, the prices could be a bit steep for elder people considering the room size.
Staying at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms, although small, were surprisingly comfortable in this historical building. The service was helpful and charming, yet fell a bit short of my expectations. The location was fantastic, right in the heart of the town, but the dining options left something to be desired.
I had a pleasant stay at the hotel, especially enjoying the central location and the warm and welcoming service. The room, while basic, was suitable for a short stay. The dining experience was delightful with a hearty breakfast. However, the lack of facilities was a downside for a longer stay.
I had a charming stay at this boutique hotel. The room, though cozy with a lovely view of the harbor, had a minor downside as I couldn't sit up in bed without bumping my head. The service was top-notch, with young, friendly, and professional staff in this intimate 10-room establishment. The location was superb, right in the heart of the town with excellent dining options nearby and a peaceful ambiance overlooking the harbor. The dining experience was enjoyable, offering a variety of delicious options, but slightly on the expensive side. Overall, a delightful stay on the beautiful Snæfellsbær peninsula.