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Located in Neskaupstaður in the East Iceland region, Skorrahestar provides accommodation with free private parking, as well as access to a hot tub. The property has mountain and garden views. The farm stay features family rooms as well as facilities for disabled guests. Owner and his wife are super friendly. No shoes allowed in the house which is good. Owner let us cook our own dinner too! Highly recommend for family

All units come with a terrace with sea views, a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave and a toaster, and a private bathroom with shower. A fridge, a stovetop and kitchenware are also available, as well as a coffee machine and a kettle. At the farm stay, every unit is equipped with bed linen and towels. Wondeefull view to the sea from house. Small but nice house with all equimpments you may need.

At this farm stay, some units come with a private entrance, flat-screen TV and DVD player. All units include a kettle, while some rooms will provide you with a fully equipped kitchenette with an oven, a microwave and a toaster. At the farm stay, the units are fitted with bed linen and towels. Everything was great. Comfortable beds, nice bathrooms and beautiful, scenic views. The staff members were absolutely lovely. Sandra, a polish girls was very nice and helpful. We also had an absolutely delicious meal made by a lovely Icelandic lady.

Guests can enjoy various activities in the surroundings, including fishing and hiking. The farm stay also offers car hire. Egilsstaðir Airport is 92 km from the property, while Vopnafjordur Airport is 18 km away. I travel a lot in Iceland for my work, and Þorbrandsstaðir is one of the most pleasant surprises of 30 years of traveling. For those who like nature and wilderness, the location is superb. This is not a place for those who need the constant buzz of city life day and night, or a café and a supermarket around the corner. The place feels far away from everywhere even though it is only a short drive from Vopnafjörður town. The old winding gravel road leading to the farm reminds me of Iceland half a century ago, with random sheep in the field, the odd telephone pole slanting a bit, a couple of plovers chirping away on a grassy sod, and the jolly babble from a river nearby. The house is from 1950's and looks from the outside like an abandoned farm, but it is thoroughly renovated inside and with taste, and a lot more comfortable than farms of that period used to be. All the usual stuff, clean and comfy beds, more kitchen utensils than you could possibly eat, polite and friendly hosts, parking just outside, and the house is spacious, warm and bright. In short, ideal for family and/or nature lovers.