ابحث عن فنادق بالقرب من نوردك هاووس في جزر فارو، في تروشفان من SAR 696

"This was a very nice hotel but the room was incredibly small. My husband and I are not large people but it was challenging to have our luggage plus us in the room as there is little storage. I would recommend removing the iron and ironing board and simply have it available for those who need it."

"This property is at the edge of Torshavn. The area around the hotel is fully safe, but it is commercial with limited eating choices. It is about a 25 minute walk to the harbor area where most of the shops and restaurants are located. It is frustrating to have to walk from the front entrance of the hotel through the parking lot and up the driveway to be able to walk anywhere. This property was not designed with pedestrians in mind. The room was clear and a good size. A bit of an odd...

"We stayed about a week in early May. The Havgrim can best be described as cozy and intimate with a handful of rooms. Beautiful sea view and easy walk into town. Breakfast is lovely - and saves you from having to get breakfast in town as there are limited restaurants. I would say depending on the direction of the wind you can hear larger trucks leaving Torshavn from your room if you are super sensitive to noise , otherwise you can hear the ocean waves. A lovely stay!"

"Best spa! Its a must"

"The hotel is located about a 7 or 8 minute walk to the town. It's not too inconvenient unless you have mobility issues. The breakfast was OK--not overly exciting but perfectly fine. The lounge on the 3rd floor is comfortable with a nice view of the water. The rooms are basic but comfortable."

"Location is the main plus. My room was pretty small."

"I will not call it cozy, but it did the job of a stay. Good to have a kitchen and a place to eat. Had also a good share of baths, so not a problem to have a room with shared bath"

"Be sure to check tunnel charges during your stay. You may be better off staying in Torshavn rather than staying here and making multiple trips through the tunnels."