The guesthouse is beautifully situated by a pebble-covered-beach and has ten modern rooms

The name ‘Mølin’ translates to ‘the pebble-covered beach’; yes, we do have a specific word for pebble-covered beaches, and it is as simple as ‘Møl’. This guesthouse is situated in a part of the village of Skálavík called Mølin, hence the name.

The guesthouse has ten modern rooms, each around 22 square meters, with a double bed, sofa bed and bathroom. The last room is a bigger family room with a small kitchen and a bunk bed.

The guesthouse is part of a four-generation commercial enterprise since 1889 that has changed throughout the years, e.g. shop, post office, sale of spirits and beer storage for Føroya Bjór. The founder of the enterprise was the great-grandfather of the current owner, Birita Dalsgaard. Therefore, the guesthouse and next-door cafe are an authentic experience of the commercial history of Skálavík.

The guesthouse opened in the summer of 2021 as an extension of their business as owners of the café Mølin Café next door.