Hotel Narsaq

When we arrived there was no record of our booking, and we were accommodated in a self-catering house for one night. The hotel later admitted that it was their mistake. When the rest of our party arrived next day, my friend and I were allocated a double bed instead of the twin-bedded room we had booked. We flatly refused this and eventually a satisfactory solution was found, with two of our party accommodated in another self-catering house. We never found out whose this mistake had been. The hotel room I stayed in was a bit tired but clean and comfortable and had most of the amenities I would expect, except that there was nowhere to hang a damp towel. There is no lounge or anywhere comfortable to sit, but that is not surprising as the building is quite small for a hotel. However it did limit the opportunities for socialising with the rest of our party. The restaurant menu was extremely restricted, and though we were told it would change, the only change was to substitute a cheeseburger for a cheese-and-bacon-burger. There were no fish dishes, which is surprising, no fresh vegetables, no starters and no desserts. Having said that, what was available was tasty and the portions were large, with mountains of chips with everything. Breakfast was good. On the Sunday most of us ate in the self-catering house, but one of our party who had gone out walking returned to the hotel in time for dinner only to discover that the restaurant and kitchen were closed and no food at all was available. What made the stay pleasant and comfortable, in spite of the limitations, was the staff, who were almost all super-helpful and made every effort to , including collecting the second party of our group from a long-delayed ferry in the middle of the night. I would be be very happy to stay here again, provided that I could be certain that I would get the type of room I have booked, and assuming that some other option for an evening meal is available for at least one or two evenings.