Name: Hotel Framtíð
Address: Vogaland 4, Djupivogur, Djupivogur, Djupivogur, 765, Iceland
Rating: 8

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Visited this Quaint Hotel for a meal whilst touring the island,also enquired about accommodation here.Food was quite good,but was nearly put off my meal by a very rude rough looking heavily tattooed man at the check in desk who also had an awful huge ring embedded in his nose! Yuck! How/Why is He working here?He was Very Rude,disrespectful had a bad attitude.I would never stay here if he was on site.

Rude check in man

Would have surely given Excellent rating but for the limited breakfast spread. The main building is  close to the harbour and over 100 years old but restored & maintained beautifully. We stayed in a modern apartment with all the amenities, about 100M away and liked it very much

Wonderfully maintained heritage property close to the harbour

We, a family of four, booked the hotel accommodation through agent and eventually was given us an apartment at the hotel. It is great that it has a kitchen for us to cook lamp t-bone and cod for dinner and a washing machine to wash our clothes for the last five days. The only  we don’t like is the toilet which is a wet washing room. when taking shower, all the things in the WC will be wet!

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We stayed in this hotel for one night as part of a tour of Iceland in November.  The hotel restaurant was very good for dinner (the pizza especially delicious) and breakfast had a nice array of food to choose from.

The room itself left much to be desired.  You could feel the spring coil in the mattress on one side of the bed which made it uncomfortable.  There was no heat in the bathroom as the heater did not seem to be working.  The room was very small with almost no space to store clothes.  Ditto no space in the bathroom to put any toiletries.  The shower was basic although the water pressure was good with enough hot water.  We went into the room and there was a basket of dirty towels.  The front desk did bring clean towels to replace them.

Overall, this was my least favorite of the hotels that we stayed at during our 10+ days in Iceland.

Adequate for a one night stay only

In our weeklong trip around the entire country of Iceland, this was my least favorite overnight stay. 
The location was nice, a small harbor area with great surroundings. The hotel itself offered very little in comfort or convenience. 
Very old, basic room, no charm and not a lot of upkeep invested in the place. The shower curtain even smelled like dirty laundry. Blah

Staying at Djupivogur was never in our plan, but roads were closed Sept 25-26 in Southeast Iceland due to hurricane gust winds of 100mph that we had no choice but to look for shelter. We left early from our hotel in Egilsstadir around 8am knowing what the forecast was, hoping to get to our destination 4hrs away before the storm hit. By the time we got to Djupivogur they had already blocked the road there and told us to find accomodation at this town instead. They do not know when it will open they say. The roads heading north were still passable. Hotel Framtid was right in the center of town so all those stranded waited in the lobby, hoping to get a room. That was around 9:20am and were told we had to wait for the manager to come in at 10am. He came earlier than that and started looking at the screen for any openings. He told us he had to wait for calls of cancellations from those coming from the South who are unable to check-in that day, to see who will check-out and make their way north, and keep the rooms still open for those who are extending their stay as they are stranded as well. It was a waiting game. One thing that could have improved was if they created a reservation system for those wanting to get a room. There was no list as to who came first to inquire for a room. The manager was simply turning people away or telling them to wait. There was a group of people crowding the lobby waiting for an opening. We got lucky and we were able to get one of the remaining apartments that included a kitchen and we were able to cook. We were very thankful to the manager for letting us in to the accomodation right away! For 2days we hunkered down here, waiting for them to open up the roads. Got stuck 10am Sunday and they opened the roads Monday around 8pm. As luck would have it, Djupivogur’s side was the last one to open up because of the next town Hamarsfjordor took the brunt of the windstorm at 120mph and wouldn’t let up! It was so frustrating to see other roads open up and our side of the map still hasn’t. We took off early Tuesday morning at 4am, though we paid for a second day stay, because we were afraid roads would close again. It would have been wonderful to explore the town but with the scary gusts of wind and our desire to get out asap, we never took the chance. 

As for our stay in our apartment, I am glad we got this accomodation because the place was entirely to ourselves and we were able to cook. It was clean and fresh. Since we got there around 10am Sunday, we had to wait till the town grocery story open up at 12noon. When we got there, not long after they lost their power and unable to use their cash registry for cash or credit transactions, so we came home empty-handed. On our second day stay, even if the winds were still strong, the grocery was already open and we had to restock. There were a few channels on TV but mostly were paperview. I think CNN international was the only English channel. The beds were comfortable, and there was a pull-out couch also. The kitchen was complete with pots/pans, cooking utensils and extras like can opener, scissor, icetray, soup ladle, big spoon, tongs etc. The cooking vent and fan did not work though. There was also a coffee maker, toaster and a retro refrigerator. Their shower panel had a waterfall spray, massage jets and a bidet. The outlets on the wall to plug electronics were scarce though. For the rooms, they were on power strips on each side and not on the wall. The only thing that would have helped especially for us stranded tourists is maybe a phone or intercom so we can just call directly to the reception area instead of having to go back to the main hotel lobby to extend our stay. But over-all I would recommend the Framtid apartment to guests.

Great apartment with kitchenette to cook!

This review is for the barils. We spent one night in one of the barils. Three beds, one table and a couple of chairs. Very convenient and practical. Very clean also. We were pleased given it aas cold and rainy outside. The hotel staff was helpful. 

The barils accommodation - Recommendable

Hotel Framtid is very picturesque. The service was extremely friendly and kind. The room was clean and very nice. The room was very cold; now it was uncharacteristically cold the day that we were there. We slept really well because it was nice under the comforter. 

There is a restaurant attached to the hotel, but it was very pricey. The town is extremely small and walkable so we walked across the street to eat dinner at the cafe.

Nice hotel in cute small town

This hotel is a little dated, the rooms are clean and comfortable but would benefit from a bit of updating. We stayed in rooms without private facilities and there were 2 shared bathrooms to use and it wasn’t a problem at any point. We had a kettle in our room which was great for an early morning cup of coffee. We didn’t use the restaurant as it’s extremely overpriced even for Icelandic standards. We had fish & chips just up the road and it was good. Staff in the hotel were friendly. Definitely a quirky hotel. I recommend a stop at Audunn’s Mineral and stone collection, the owner is super enthusiastic and fun and the collection is amazing.

Hotel by the harbour

I would recommend Hotel Framtid if looking for a place in Djupivogur, on the E. Coast of Iceland.

We stayed in the historic portion of the hotel. It has shared bathrooms (two on our floor for about 4 or 5 bedrooms). The bathrooms are nice appointed but tiny - it was hard to shower without bumping elbows on tiny shower enclosure walls.

We had two rooms. One was tiny. The other was small and had a pretty view over the harbor. The beds were comfortable and we had no issues with noise.

The staff at the front desk very nice, polite, and helpful.

The hotel has a nice restaurant. Prices are high (normal for Iceland) but they do have relatively reasonably priced and tasty pizza as an option.

I would stay here again.

Check out the outdoor egg sculptures while in Djupivogur.

Decent option in Djupivogur (E. coast). Historic section = small rooms & bathrooms

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