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"Instead of hopping from hotel to hotel we decided to stay in one hotel and do all the sightseeing from there. Hotel Loa is located very central in the South path. Right on highway. Good breakfast, friendly staff and comfortable beds. Would definitely recommend. "

"This cottage is amazing and a big recommendation for anyone wanting to spend the night away from the lights of the towns. You park right next to the cottage and you look out over a large field. There is no noise as the cottages are located on a quiet road. When entering the cottage everything is modern and clean. The shower is great and the beds are very comfy. When sitting on the couch you have a great view of the area and you have everything you need for a pleasant stay. During our 10-day trip around Iceland we only spent one night here but we could easily spend multiple nights in this wonderful cottage. 10 out of 10."

"The cottage we had was dated on the inside and gorgeous on the outside. But at the same time had everything we needed so we can still recommend this location. The shower is nice and warm and a lot of windows can open to easily air out the cottage. There is a water cooker, cooking stove, fridge, anything you may need to comfortably spend the night. The location is stunning as the view is amazing and you're in a field where we saw a group of sheep gently walking around. Parking is not a problem for cottages as they each have their own driveway. The communication regarding the self check-in was done very well so we had no problems getting into the cottage after a long day. We had to knock off a star due to the dated interior, our cottage door did not have blinds on the window and several windows were missing a block at the end of the rail when you only want to partially open a window. Please don't let any of this discourage you as you're still in a beautiful place in Iceland and the location is amazing"

"Zeer gastvrije ontvangst, super locatie en mooie en unieke kamer"

"Great hotel for start of Midgard tours in the Highlands"