B&B Freyja II

Quiet. Beautiful mountain view. 200 m to breathtaking beach at the north Atlantic ocean, where you can take nice long or short walks. The village Stokkseyri is known for its handicraft galleries, ghost center, museums, and friendly people. Central for exploring South-Iceland and for people who loves the nature, birdwatching, hiking, riding, canoing. Only 3 minutes walk to the swimming-pool. Private parking. Good breakfast for only 10 Euro The space We bought this nice house in 2016 and a part of it is open to our guests. The rooms are renewed, small and cozy. All beds are with health mattresses to ensure that you can recover after a long day. Since mai 2017 there is a new, simple kitchen for guests and a second bathroom with a walk-in shower, both in the next building. Guest access We share our sitting rooms with our guests. Here we have television, books and tourist information. The garden can be used as well. The two bathrooms are shared. One bathroom (with a walk-in shower) and a new simple kitchen for guests are in the next building. During your stay We, Tina (danish/swiss) and Torfi (Icelander) wish you welcome to our home. We enjoy being on Iceland together and we look forward to hosting you and make you feel at home in our guesthouse. We will be happy to help you with any information about and around Iceland. Tina has been a tour guide in Iceland and Torfi owned his own Fish farm in the past, just ask us about anything. With our Scandinavian roots we are very open and we like contact to people. Of course we can also just respect your privacy and recovery in a more Swiss way. We are here for you from 7.00 - 11.00 AM and 4.00 - 10.00 PM, in emergency of course 24/7. Other things to note Extra services on request ( extra charge and according to possibility) - breakfast (also vegan) 10 Euro/person/night - Professional Feed-reflexology massage - Further ideas, please ask us We speak some languages perfekt: Icelandic, Danish, English, German, Swiss-German, Italian We understand and speak a little: Norwegian, Swedish, French, Brazilian, Serbian (very little)