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Our top choices for Miðvágur guest houses

A room with two single beds, a wooden floor, a white ceiling, a painting on the wall, and a window with curtains.

1. 62N Guesthouse - City Center

62N Guesthouse - City Center
2.0 star property
Tórshavn
7.6 out of 10, Good, (228 reviews)
"We were in the old part of the building which felt like an old youth hostel. It serves its purpose as a play to rest. Great location. Breakfast was excellent and the staff were wonderful. I’m sure they have better rooms but for one night it did the trick."
Canada
Chris
The price is NT$3,526
NT$3,722 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 19 - Nov 20
62N Guesthouse - City Center
A bedroom with a large bed, a painting of a landscape, a window with a view, and a bedside table with a lamp.

2. Guesthouse In The Heart Of Tórshavn

Guesthouse In The Heart Of Tórshavn
2.0 star property
Tórshavn
7.0 out of 10, Good, (63 reviews)
"Great location, great price, great base to explore the fantastic Faroes from."
United Kingdom
Neil
The price is NT$2,045
NT$4,361 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 11 - Nov 12
Guesthouse In The Heart Of Tórshavn
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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Learn more about Miðvágur

Hike to the dramatic Múlafossur waterfall in nearby Gásadalur, where water plunges directly into the sea from towering cliffs. The harbor area offers boat tours to Tindhólmur islet and serves as a gateway to Lake Sørvágsvatn's optical illusion hike.

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A coastal cliff with a cave entrance, a lake, and distant mountains.
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