Hótel Latrabjarg
Latrabjarg
IS - 450 Patreksfjordur
Iceland

Phones winter (DK):
(00) 45 - 45 53 25 05
(00) 45 - 41 41 14 65
Phone summer (IS):
(00) 354 553 23 25

e-mail

Hotel Latrabjarg offers 5 double rooms with made up beds. There is a sink in each room but these rooms are without private bath. These 5 rooms share two bathrooms on the hall (WC and showers) that are separate for women and men.

There is one master suit family room with private bath.

Hotel Latrabjarg is family owned by Karl Eggertsson and his wife Sigridur Huld.

Camping area
There is a camping site behind Hotel Látrabjarg. Camping can be with either normal tents or campers. Camping guests do have access to water, toilet, showers and Internet. Camping guests can also buy breakfast, dinner and light refreshments in Hotel Látrabjarg.

Alternatively Hotel Látrabjarg offers sleeping bag accommodation with up to 5 people per room and here of up to 2 people per room in an upper bunk (70cmx190cm)

There is a separate bathroom on the hall (WC and showers) for women and men. In the basement there is a special shower room with showers that are shared by women and men.

Breakfast Coffey, light refreshments and dinner are served in the dining room.

Common access to TV, computer and Internet is provided.

Activities in the Westfjords of Iceland
Raudisandur is a unique place to visit and you should allocate time to visit this beautiful hidden secret of Iceland. From Hotel Latrabjarg it takes also about 20-30 minutes to drive to Raudisandur.

An interesting place to visit is Selardalur were the odd and remarkable person Gisli Gislason at Uppsolum lived. He lived alone and solely on the land almost without any communication with other people. He was famous for living in total harmony with nature, not having to use any money or modern facilities such as electricity, machines or vehicles.

Now there are plans to make a museum out of his former home. Another interesting person, Samuel Jonsson that was named the artist with the child heart also lived in Selardalur and what is left of his weathered artwork can still been seen and examined in Selardalur. You drive through the village Bildudalur to visit Selardalur.