Hotel Brú countryside

Terrible smell from heating and from bathroom, either mold or sewer gas. No Aurora wake up service. Concrete floors, walls, like a remodeled prison. No thermostat yet no screens on windows if you want any ventilation. Nice people though with great food places to visit recommendations

Very nice

Staff we met were great! Very quaint place as we started our day 1 journey on Ring Rd.

The is a charm to the property and the dining experience. The dogs and cat were a plus for our animal loving family.
We initially reserved for 2 nights but had a change in flights and could only stay one night. While we knew it was non-refundable, there was no communication from the staff despite our messaging them ahead of time.

Clean, great view.

Although room is small it’s a welxoy xl

Eclectic style common areas with curiosities and a wide range of artworks; a bohemian vibe in the lounge and common dining areas whereas the bedrooms themselves were stylish modern and sleek. The contrast made it quirky and fun place to stay, great location for exploring the national park and visiting Gullfoss and Gysir

The host who greeted us and cooked dinner was so lovely and hospitable. We only took dinner the one night (but wish we had done both) because it was incredible and delicious! The rooms were also very comfortable and the lounge area and restaurant were spacious and charming. What a gem! We'd love to stay again one day

Lovely tranquil and quaint place to stay. Adored sitting in the outdoor hot tub watching the stars. Our host was very friendly and enjoyed his company at breakfast.

My fiancé and I stayed at this charming hotel during our trip to Iceland, and it truly felt like a home away from home. The location was perfect—close enough to the Golden Circle and southern Iceland's top attractions, making it easy to explore. The breakfast was delicious, and the chef was exceptionally kind, always making us feel welcome.
The atmosphere was so cozy and inviting. Every night, we felt like we were returning to a peaceful retreat. One of the highlights was definitely seeing the Northern Lights from the backyard—such an unforgettable experience!
And the pets! The hotel had both dogs and cats, but surprisingly, there was no pet smell at all. There was also adorable Icelandic horses that love pets in a short walking distance. It was incredibly clean, so you'd never know there were animals around, except for the adorable Mia, the best cat receptionist, who always greeted us with a warm and welcoming presence.
Highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking to experience Iceland in comfort and warmth!

Beautiful property with great dark skies that can be viewed from a hot tub. Excellent breakfast buffet.

Such a beautiful hotel out in the countryside. The dinner was fantastic, the hot tub was one of the best I have been in. Very quiet, very quaint. Would recommend to everyone looking to stay out of the main villages!

The property is a typical, warm and friendly country inn, nestled on the outskirts of Thingvellir National Park. It is an easy drive to many amazing natural landmarks including Thingvellir, Silfra Fissure, Geysir, Gullfoss waterfall, Secret Lagoon thermal springs, and much more.
The included breakfast was excellent, as was the buffet dinner they offered in their restaurant. We stayed two nights and saw the aurora from the parking lot both nights.
The rooms were clean, quiet and comfortable. I would definitely recommend staying here.

perfect location for touring- hot tub added extra

Super convenient check-in and checkout.

A wonderful spot. We saw the Northern Lights from the driveway- perfect viewing! The rooms were basic and clean. The reception area was lovely and welcoming. Breakfast was delicious. A lovely place to stop over.

Room was very small. I personally don’t like wet bathrooms where the shower soaks the entire bathroom.

Beautiful hotel and excellent costumer service and delicious food, un love with this place

Nice hotel, my room was spacious with nice comfortable furnishings and a nice patio overlooking the lake. Didn’t get a chance to try the food there but there are dining options weighing driving distance. Hot tubs were a bit tricky to get to and I got strange and somewhat unfriendly vibes from the staff that checked me in that I found concerning as a solo female traveler, therefore would avoid returning here.

We met the owners of the property. We were invited to a bon-fire during an aurora event. Overall, a wonderful experience.