Best hotels in the Faroe Islands

A charming retreat, one hour from the capital Tórshavn, offering pristine rooms and incredible views of the Atlantic. For cosy isolation on the edge of Europe, with hearty food and warm interiors, look no further. Read expert review

Perched on a hillside overlooking the world’s smallest capital city, Tórshavn, this is the hotel of choice for visiting celebs. When the fog parts, the views are far reaching – and there’s also a rare hotel gym for energetic guests. Read expert review

A charming new-build with plenty of Faeroese character, this guesthouse sits right in the heart of the village of Gásadalur, surrounded by barren slopes and grass-topped homes. For an authentic taste of village life, this is certainly the place to stay. Read expert review

This low-rise, eco-friendly new-build is the perfect addition to the remote Atlantic islands’ small but growing clutch of sustainable hotels. Its classic Faroese turfed roof blends into the landscape and interiors are contrastingly urban, with sultry public spaces and light-filled rooms. Read expert review

A modern hotel with minimalist interiors and a good location in downtown Tórshavn. This property has trendy rooms, high-quality breakfasts and a relaxing feel throughout. Read expert review

This comfortable hotel, just a five-minute walk to the capital’s centre, with views of the Atlantic Ocean, is popular with business travellers and hiking groups. Read expert review

Hotel Tórshavn is centrally located, just metres from the capital's harbour. It boasts a lively bar, a decent selection of local and imported beers, and good pizzas at Hvonn Brasserie, which overlooks the marina. Read expert review

Hotel Hafnia boasts a warm and alluring lobby, an inviting café-bar and tasty buffet lunches, just seconds from the harbour and a handful of fabulous restaurants in downtown Tórshavn. Read expert review

A popular spot as a beginning and end point for Faroese adventures – this hotel has a hillside location right next to the airport. The seafood is delicious and the views are spectacular, especially during the long twilight hours of summer. Read expert review