Hotel Kulusuk is not in the normal run of hotels. It is the only tourist accommodation in the small village of Kulusuk in East Greenland, which is a destination for day and short-stay trips from Iceland. It is set among absolutely staggering scenery, seemingly at the edge of the world. One dirt road leads to the tiny airport, the other... More

The hotel is very close to the airport, within walking distance, although they will collect you, and is about 2 miles from town down a rutted, roller coaster of road that is well worth the trip. We were met at the front door by the two young Danes who man the front desk and do the cooking. They are casual,... More

Stayed here for one night while passing through the town (ferrying an aircraft across the Atlantic). The hotel was a delightful surprise. Staff (young Danish people) were very courteous and welcoming - we were picked up from and dropped off at the airport free of charge, and the cook kept dinner waiting for us, even though we showed up after... More

I stayed in this hotel as a single traveler in August. My room was at the back of the hotel which faced the mountains and ocean. This view was fantastic and I thoroughly enjoyed the room. There were two single beds, a desk, and a tv in my room and a bathroom as well :) The room was super clean... More

I have to say its basic. But it was not dirty. Was ok. Food was horrible. But its Greenland so you cant expect too much. Great for trips all around and treks. Actually had a great view of young boys playing football in the evening sunshine. really enjoyed

Since this is the only hotel in town and as I read many reviews about this hotel, I have very low expectation thus I can't complain more. The hotel does run by foreign teenagers but they worked hard to serve us. The Danish girl who picked us up from the airport with a Hummer also worked in restaurant during meal... More

I and a group of 8 photographers stayed at this hotel for two nights in July as part of a photographic trip of Eastern Greenland. The landscape is absolutely breathtaking, but the hotel was unfortunately a complete disappointment. The manager was surly and unhelpful, and one clearly had the impression that we were more of a nuisance than actually paying... More

We travelled to Greenland thru Arctic Expeditions from Reykjavik with our three kids (ages 18, 15, and 13) for a day, overnight, and morning visit to Greenland. We are glad that we booked it the way we did because the day trip is too short but a 3 day trip including Tasiilaq might be too long. We did a boat... More

Happily we had to stay here for one night because the Angmassalik Hotel in Tasilaq was fully booked. The rooms here are much nicer, food is not great but does taste a little fresher than the one at Tasilaq. Service follows the same pattern as their 'sister hotel', mainly run by foreign teenagers. On our last day they tried to... More