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"The property is excellent in many ways. However, the staff are exceptional. Our flight out of the Faroe Islands was cancelled and the person at the Lobby went out of their way to arrange for the airline to pay for an extra night at the Hafnia (which was much better for us), arrange for three free meals at the hotel, and then even called our taxis to reschedule pick up for the next day. And even though check in is normally after 3 PM, the person was able to get us into our rooms right away for the extra night so that we could relax. We never asked for any of this, they just took the initiative and made it happen. It definitely took the sting out of having our flights cancelled. My only recommendation is that they have at least a small menu available for hotel guest late into the evening (especially on Fridays and Saturdays). Also, there are a lot more places open late on Saturdays in the areas than the hotel is aware of, so perhaps they could keep a more up to date record of these where you can eat "after hours.""

"Excellent all around."

"Great location, very clean and safe. "

"Outstanding service. Attention to room condition was also excellent. "

"Wonderful hotel! Friendly helpful staff. Delicious breakfast. Very clean, safe, quiet, fantastic views & near the city centre & bus terminal. Would highly recommend 💚"

"Our stay at the Havgrim Seaside Hotel was fabulous. Great view. Beautiful room. Convenient. The bathroom situation was a bit awkward unless you are very comfortable with your room mate. There was a clear glass door which meant there was no privacy. "

"Stayed in the annex. So in love with the islands that I would be happy sleeping in a haystack."

"Great experience, although i didnt like the bathroom layout with thr sibk in the room "

"Loved our stay here. Not fancy but comfortable and clean. Our “larger room with sea views” had stunning views over the harbor and the city. Great location by the harbor and close to the ferry terminal where the #300 airport bus terminates, along with other buses for island exploration. "