Booking our specific room via Daniel just prior to arriving went without any hitch and was extremely helpful and pleasant. Our room felt like the prize-accomodation of the hotel, with window to the north (northern lights) and the west (harbor)! The personel was amazing and accomodating, the breakfast varied and well tended to. Daniel was like a breath of home-away-from-home, humorous and engaging, with thoughtful insight. The location is absolutely unbeatable! The nuns who tend to the sick in the adjacent hospital unobtrusively flavor the environs. Thanks for everything!

The hotel is a historic hotel, located in a monastery with a church on the main floor (a must visit). The rooms are renovated, and beautifully decorated, which gave us a nice comfy luxurious vibe. The views from the room were amazing. There is an elevator but it is quite unique and open, also you need to press the button all the way to each floor.

The bathroom was small and a bit outdated. The breakfast was on the basic side. There are many corridors, to the rooms and the breakfast area, so it was a bit confusing for us. Just ask for directions if you get lost.

Unusual hotel located near the harbor. Rooms very clean and warm, although basic. Check-in was entertaining with Daniel who had a good sense of humor. There is a small Catholic chapel located on site right next to reception -a little unusual - and some interesting murals in the stairway. Good hot and cold buffet breakfast included in the price. We had a fabulous display of the Northern lights from the carpark despite the light pollution. I can also recommend Sjávarpakkhúsið down on the harbour for some excellent local seafood

A bit pricey. One of the most expensive places we stayed in Iceland

The property was well located with parking nearby and fantastic ocean views. There is a nice restaurant down the road.

The breakfast buffet for limited and the staff was impolite. We were eating breakfast within the stipulated hours and one of female staff members wrapping up, folding chairs etc noisily even before we were finished. When we politely asked her to stop, she behaved passive aggressively. This was unlike what we had experienced in Iceland

Everything: Very new building: large room and bathroom, (we were in a familiar bedroom) comfortable beds and clean. Very good and complete breakfast. Good location, in the middle of the town, close to the harbour and the house light from where we saw northern lights. Take care if you arrive late in the night because the front door is not obvious to open. Check before leaving. The reception is empty so we had to call the person in charge and he came quickly from outside also.

The room had the best view of our trip. We had three windows with a large window facing the Atlantic Ocean and the marina. The hotel is conveniently located nearby restaurants and attraction. The price was overall steep but the quality of the room and the facilities generally superior to every other hotel we stayed at during the trip.

There was a TV in the room but it did not work. The staff at breakfast was rude and not accommodating.

We stayed in 8 hotels in Iceland during our stay, and this was our favourite. Usually, check in at hotels in Iceland were quite stiff and formal, but the receptionist here was very friendly, asking about our travels and telling us a bit about Snaefellsness. The room was amazing, it had incredible views over Sugandisey, and you could even see the Westfjords. It looks like there are only a few rooms with that view, we might have gotten it as we had booked two nights. One quirky thing in the hotel is the Catholic oratory, accessible from reception. My wife is Catholic, so found that very handy. The breakfast is one of the best buffets we had during our stay. The price of the stay was also great value. Stykkisholmer itself is a lovely town to stay in with plenty of eating options, and stunning scenery all round. For the moment, Snaefellsness seems to have been spared the hordes that descend on the South and the Golden Circle. You could easily spend a week exploring the region, and Stykkisholmur and the Fransiskus would make a great base!

Very large family room, very clean and comfortable. Not as hot as other rooms in Iceland had been. Tasy breakfast with large selection. View to the harbor from the window. As a surprise to us there was a church in the building and morning mass on Sunday - just an observation.

A gap under the door - bit concerned about how much noise will be heard from room to coridor and vice versa.

We stayed in the family room, and it was amazing. It was the most spacious room during our stay in Iceland with a great view of the harbor. There was a sitting area with sofa and arm chair. We wished we could have stayed another night in the family room but it was already booked. The staff were very friendly, including the lady who was in charge of breakfast and the front desk staff.

Reception staff were very cordial, helpful and proactive. Rooms were spotless, bed linen and towels super clean and the bed was very, very comfortable. A highlight was the excellent breakfast, and the charming staff lady Joy who dealt effortlessly replenishing the food items and dealing with the many guests. Joy was such a pleasure to meet and engage with, and epitomised the welcoming and cordial attitude of Hotel Fransiskus staff to their guests.

Nothing. An excellent accommodation experience.