Very quiet rural location. They were very accomodating. Re-opened the hot tub for me. Later, the host interceded with the car rental company so I could get a car with winter tires. (Critical need after a heavy snowfall)

Room was very small. (but clean & comfortable)

You can see that the lamb Inn is designed with love. The breakfast was lovingly prepared and delicious, and the inn is cozy furnished. Per self check in we were able to go straight to our room without complications.

Additionally a ventilation in the bathroom and a hair dryer would be good.

Heidi was really nice to talk to and gave us great advice for our travels.

Friendly welcome as we were there when the owner was there. (We did have to help four guests to their room as he had disappeared when they arrived.) Breakfast was plentiful and tasty. We did have a free tot of local whisky from the owner.

The room was cold, with condensation on the inside of the windows. The restaurant was closed, and we had no warning of this - their website gave no indication it would be closed, and we weren't informed until we arrived. The Lamb Inn is a few kilometres out of the town so we had to drive to find somewhere (and the choices in Akureyi were poor too). The website states, "as indicated by the name, the emphasis is on the restaurant and serving the Icelandic lamb, the term "Inn" bearing an international reference to a place offering food, drink and accommodation." This was not so when we were there! Poor and disappointing.

Homey.

Location is fine. Host is very nice and helpful. Rooms need a good upgrade.

Late check-in was possible. Great location for the price.

Not much

There was no reception: you checked your name on a sheet of paper and grabbed the key in a tray. Same with check out, leave the key on the counter. There is a number to call in case you have problems with check in or out. We had thought that there would be a farm with lambs as seen on the website but no farm, and it really seemed like the website used photos that didn't represent the place. Our room was the triple/quad #14, down stairs through a little ante chamber with the laundry facilities, it was very awkward: I've since read reviews that people can do laundry, and in this room, you would be able to hear the cycles. The room had flies, and the ceiling and floors were definitely creaky. There is also a door that led to an back area/gravel drive that was glass and didn't have shut out blinds...so make sure you bring eye cover and ear plugs. The breakfast was so so: toast, ham, cheese, cucumbers, tomatoes, boiled eggs, skyr, oranges and melon slices, cereal, juice concentrate, coffee and tea. Overall, it felt a bit like the wool was pulled over our eyes with this booking (and for a place call Lamb Inn, there was no sheep farm no many sheep in sight) Maybe I was on the wrong site for the Inn but I definitely didn't see any of the "amenities" advertised. Overall, please read more reviews if you are planning on booking this room.

nicely located outside of town and the owner very helpful

nothing

Great location in the countryside. The restaurant and service were very good.

Someone had been smoking in our room and the staff were not able to clear the air.

Room, location, breakfast and dinner. Everything.

Water temperature was constantly changing. Taking a shower was a challenge.

Location is very good, that breakfast was included

If you have room 14 you can forget about sleeping, because you can hear every single step on the floor.We couldn't sleep.

Great scenery. Cool building and restaurant inside was good

Loved it all