NORTH STAR HOTEL OLAFSVIK

Reasonably priced hotel/guest house.
You have to check in using a code received online.
At the time we arrived at around 18:00 the front door was not locked and after dinner it was unlocked either.
Clean rooms of reasonably good size. Facilities (shower and bathrooms) are down the corridor, we did not experience any queues, but I doubt the hotel was full at the time we were there.
Our room had good harbour view. No TV.
The hall downstairs used to be a bar and reception area. It is now left as the reception which it open for guests with reasonably comfortable chairs, but the ambiance is not really friendly, so people do not really use it and it feels deserted.
The breakfast was pretty basic, but OK.
The staff comes only for the breakfast and for cleaning.
The staff was very friendly but did not really speak any English as they are not from Iceland either.
Free parking in front of the hotel.
The best place for a dinner, I believe, is right opposite the hotel

Minus - no place for dinner and even a bar at the hotel.

Never book this hotel.

We booked two rooms for a night.
One of room was assigned to the other guest and we cannot contact with the staff.
After that, we asked for refund from Booking.com. The Booking.com customer service said the hotel staff wouldn’t give any compensation because we booked it with the special prices.
The worst hotel I have ever lived.

Etwas steriles Hotel ohne Rezeption und sichtbares Personal. Zimmercode bekommt man per Telefon. Zimmer sind spartanisch ausgestattet. Sanitäranlagen sauber und modern. Großes Frühstücksbuffet.
Wir sind vor einem Sturm geflüchtet, hat alles gepasst.

I think this is the worst hotel I have ever been.
We were staying on the last floor (room 602), where there was smell of urine in the corridor, in one of the common bathrooms there were excrements not flushed, and most of all, we found a pair of used jeans under the bed, meaning that the room wasn’t cleaned properly before our arrival.
Last but not least, there are no curtains, considering that sun goes down at 11 PM it would be good to think about some shading.
Don’t waste your money for the Cecile Hotel of Iceland.

Room 602 felt like sleeping in a toilet:
Bad smell all over the floor;
Tiny size bedroom with separated beds;
Dirty room;
Rude personnel.
Avoid this accommodation which is also overpriced, there are better choices in the area.