Orando no Nikai
8.6
Excellent(15 reviews)
+3
Hotel Description
Orando no Nikai Hotel
Orando no Nikai is a charming and comfortable hotel located in the historic city of Hirosaki, Japan. This lovely property is perfectly positioned for guests to explore the surrounding vibrant neighborhood and nearby attractions. Situated just a short walk from the stunning Hirosaki Castle, with its centuries-old architecture, lush gardens, and picturesque moat, the hotel is an ideal base for those who want to experience the city’s cultural heritage. The hotel’s inviting atmosphere is complemented by modern amenities and a thoughtful design that creates a serene, welcoming environment for all guests. The rooms are well-appointed, featuring spacious layouts with comfortable beds, flat-screen TVs, air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi, ensuring a restful stay. For those looking for added convenience, each room is equipped with a refrigerator and tea-making facilities. The hotel’s proximity to Hirosaki Park, a beautifully landscaped area known for its cherry blossoms and autumn foliage, enhances its appeal to nature lovers and photographers. Guests can also explore the nearby Tsugaru-han Neputa Village, where they can learn about local traditions, participate in craft classes, and enjoy the colorful festival atmosphere. The hotel offers easy access to public transportation, with Hirosaki Station just 11 minutes away on foot, and nearby bus and taxi services making it simple to travel to the surrounding areas. Health and safety measures are in place to ensure guest well-being, including frequent sanitation of common areas and strict adherence to local safety guidelines. With a range of dining options and popular sights within walking distance, Orando no Nikai offers a perfect blend of convenience and comfort for anyone visiting Hirosaki. Whether you're here to explore the city's historic sites or enjoy its natural beauty, this hotel provides a peaceful retreat after a day of adventure.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Walking distance to Hirosaki Park and Hirosaki Castle
2. 11 min walk to nearest train station
3. Close to Tsugaru-han Neputa Village for cultural experiences
4. Proximity to Hirosaki Apple Park with pick-your-own fruit
5. Easy access to local transportation including Hirosaki Station
6. Comfortable rooms with modern amenities including free Wi-Fi
7. Nearby attractions such as Hirosaki Museum of Contemporary Art
8. A short walk to several restaurants serving local and international cuisine
9. Scenic views of cherry blossoms and autumn foliage at nearby parks
9.6 Exceptional
Location rating
Top sights
Hirosaki Castle
11 min
Hirosaki Park9 min
Tsugaru-han Neputa Village10 min
Hirosaki Apple Park11 min
Hirosaki Museum of Contemporary Art10 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 9.6 |
| Nearest airport | Aomori Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 49 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$55
$73
$73
$73
$73
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Location
Airports:
Misawa Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 50 min
Transit: 3 hr 23 min
Aomori Airport
Taxi: 49 min
Transit: 1 hr 4 min
Ōdate-Noshiro Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 16 min
Transit: 2 hr 19 min
Transit:
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Walking: 5 min
Chuohirosaki Station
Walking: 11 min
下土手町①
Walking: 6 min
Hirosaki Station
Taxi: 7 min
Walking: 23 min
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Timo Slupetzky
5/5
- super friendly reception with much better English than usual in Japan. Very helpful, we got good tips for stuff to do nearby.- beds are cozy and clean, the overall feel of the building is well maintained and a mixture of elegance and practicality- quiet on a Saturday in the summer, might be different in other days though- overall great experience
Alexandra Gloth
5/5
First of all: I was in the very fortunate situation of having the female dorm to myself for 3/4 nights, so I slept better than I had for months.Apart from that: extremely comfortable hostel. The beds are very comfortable (2 pillows of different firmness levels), a lamp (option of cold or warm light), power socket, two hooks, coat hangers, some storage space, a curtain that hardly lets any light through. There are also more shelves in the room, small wooden shelves and lockers, even more hooks...The cleanliness was outstanding and in the bathroom there were small utensils such as cotton buds, cotton wool, earplugs...shampoo, soap and conditioner were also provided.The check-in and check-out process was smooth, there was a little paper with all the important information summarised - fantastic! Very well organised.There is a kind of lounge upstairs, but the café downstairs can also be used. However, you should order a drink or similar during opening hours, which I think is absolutely fair. Outside of opening hours, you can eat and drink your own food and drink there.Loved it, one of the best accommodations in Japan for me so far (after 6 months..!)
kai mikami
2/5
I tried it.The rooms are divided into rooms that receive light and rooms that do not receive light.It seemed empty that day, so I honestly wanted a room with a bright side.I would have liked to see more consideration and service.Thank you.
Enzo Blake
4/5
3650¥ and more than worth it. (Mind you, what I paid was with a group booking for 6, and I'm not sure if it might be slightly higher if booking for less people). It's quite nice despite the small space. Good for spending a single night or a few days. The bed spaces are small but not so cramped that it feels uncomfortable- instead it feels homey with the wood and warm lighting. There are also two lighting options inside the bunk, a warmer light and a more blue light option. There are 3 plugs in the bunk, (the fourth being taken by the light.)Wouldn't recommend for elderly (unless they're comparatively spritely) or others who might have trouble getting into the bunks - there's some near the floor but some use ladders as well to get up. It's not a tight fit by any means, but still requires a minimal level of effort (which I could see being hard on those with difficulty moving).Don't try to book one bunk for two people, even for children- it really only fits just one person.
Nabe
5/5
If you want to connect with various people, this is the place to go. I hope you can find friends to have fun with.
Ambassadorial trionfo
5/5
Like it very much
Room 5
Service 5
Location3