The location has a lot of charm. The mug in the windows of the annex is annoying. The room feels damp. The food can be very expensive, though it is good.
Janie3 weeks ago
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★★·Eiði·8.4
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Gjaargardur Guesthouse Gjogv, perched on Eysturoy’s second‑largest island, blends eco‑friendly design with rugged Faroe Island charm. Rooms feature private bathrooms and free Wi‑Fi, while a TV lounge, table tennis, and bicycle rentals cater to leisure seekers. Seasonal dining offers local fare, and nearby Slættaratindur and Gráfelli mountains invite hiking, fishing, and scenic exploration.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location has a lot of charm. The mug in the windows of the annex is annoying. The room feels damp. The food can be very expensive, though it is good.
Janie·3 weeks ago
Breakfast was delicious with a wide variety of options. The guest house sits in a fantastic spot overlooking Kalsoy and Kunoy islands. Separate dinner charges are possible (by booking a table in advance), which might seem pricey, but the food taste and staff service make it worth it. The parking lot is right next to the guest house. I didn’t encounter anything I didn’t like during my trip.
Esi2pats·3 weeks ago
The place was spotless and the staff were friendly. Breakfast tasted great and the view was incredible. I definitely recommend it.
Sergio·3 weeks ago
Breakfast was really good and the location was perfect. I can’t think of anything else to mention.
Børge·4 weeks ago
We were greeted warmly upon arrival; we were a bit early and got a key, but the girl quickly came back and gave us a different room because it was larger. There was really nothing else, and the only place to eat is decent but pricey.
Peter·A month ago