3 Holiday: The New Room

Holiday guest house is a 3 room guest house in the center of the beautiful small town Stykkisholmur. Everything the town has to offer is within a walking distance. This room is on ground floor and has just been renovated. It has new comfortable queen size bed, nice duvet and pillow and luxury linen. The bunk bed has same kind of duvet, pillow and linen. Hairdryer, mirror and a clock. Guests have access to: - two shared bathrooms, one with a shower. (shared with 2 other rooms) - a living room with sofas, toys and puzzles for the kids and a desk to write. - the garden where the kids can play football - sundecks with tables and chairs. - Guests can make coffee and tea and use the microwave oven, plates, glasses and cutlery - Notice: there is not a stove. Check yourself in with the lockbox. Everything the town has to offer is within a walking distance: Gym and swimming pool 115 m. The water in the hot tub is very good for you skin – it is similar to the water in Baden Baden in Germany. Running track and football (soccer) field 195 m Grocery store Bónus 55 m The very special hot dog stand 130 m Bus stop at Olis is about 330 m - next to the Bakery. Bus stop at the harbour 450 m - between us and the harbour are the restaurants, art galleries and museums and ATM. In Stykkisholmur we have a Library of water an installation by Roni Horn, Volcano museum and The Norwegian House from 1832 a regional museum for Snaefellsnes. . You can go sea angling or bird watching with Ocean adventures; or taste the oceans delicacies with Seatours; a day tour around the Snæfellsnes peninsula with Way out west or enjoy Stykkisholmur Slowly. The car ferry Baldur sails to the Westfjords, with a stop in the island Flatey. The bus stop at Olis is 350 m away and the bus stop at the harbour is 450 m away. Free parking at the guest house. By car: Drive road 1, 54 and 56. Or take bus 57 from Reykjavik to Borgarnes, then bus 58 from Borgarnes to Stykkisholmur. The ferry Baldur sails to the Westfjords, with a stop in the island Flatey. It is customary in Iceland to remove your shoes when you enter a home. You can choose to leave your shoes at the entrance or carry them to your room.