Hotel Orion
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 14:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Non-smoking
Bar
Internet access
Room service
More about Hotel Orion
Hotel Orion
Hotel Orion is located in Rotterdam, only 2 km from Central Station. It offers a non-smoking guest room with free Wi-Fi access. The room here will provide you with flat-screen cable TV and tea/coffee making facilities.
Reviews from 
Couple
Comment: 18 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
Good hotel for 1 or a few nights.
Hotel Orion is conveniently located within walking distance of the centre and picturesque Delfshaven. The lively new back road with many cafes and (fast food) restaurants is nearby.
The owner and his daughter were very friendly and helpful.
Breakfast is brought to the table and is more than sufficient and tasty.
Yogurt and fruit you can grab yourself.
The room was very spacious only the bathroom and especially the sink was very small.
We were on the first floor and didn't have to walk many stairs.
The beds slept well and there were plenty of pillows.
Parking is practically in front of the door.
It is a good hotel for 1 or a few nights in Rotterdam.
The owner and his daughter were very friendly and helpful.
Breakfast is brought to the table and is more than sufficient and tasty.
Yogurt and fruit you can grab yourself.
The room was very spacious only the bathroom and especially the sink was very small.
We were on the first floor and didn't have to walk many stairs.
The beds slept well and there were plenty of pillows.
Parking is practically in front of the door.
It is a good hotel for 1 or a few nights in Rotterdam.
Couple
Comment: 5 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
Not good Service
I informed the hotel one day in advance that I would not be able to arrive. Although the booking was made by mistake and there was still enough time, the hotel offered no support, flexibility, or goodwill at all.
I am very disappointed with how this was handled. Because of this experience, I would not recommend this hotel and would also advise people around me to choose another place.
I am very disappointed with how this was handled. Because of this experience, I would not recommend this hotel and would also advise people around me to choose another place.
Family traveller
BE
Comment: 8 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
Well-kept, pleasantly pleasant
Highly recommended family hotel ideal location ,friendly we definitely return
Solo traveller
Comment: 31 Oct 2025
Stayed in: Oct 2025
Quirky in a very European way
It's more of an old-school B&B than a hotel. It's family owned and managed, the decor inside the rooms is nice, everything is very clean and the rooms are surprsingly well equipped. Mine had an illuminating mirror, a fridge and even a microwave, a kettle, a hair dryer and plenty of electrical outlets. The hosts are friendly and helpful. I arrived late in the evening and they made sure I would have no trouble getting in. The breakfast provided is hearty and filling.
Your first impression when you enter will be the architecture, especially if you've never been in a Dutch townhouse before. These are very narrow buildings built up in many levels. You enter a tight corridor to the right of which are the stairs. Well, more a ladder since as you climb the treads get narrower and steeper so that near the top you can use your hands literally as you would on a ladder. You'll climb about 4 floors in a straight line to get to the rooms (there are a few at the lower level but most are at the top). Literally the most reassuring aspect is that the stairwell is so narrow your shoulders almost rub the walls so you can brace yourself if you start to lose your balance. I have to warn therefore that if you aren't limber or if you are cursed with possessions (ie luggage) stay away. I had a single room. Cute decor as mentioned but, continuing the earlier theme of narrowness, in my bedroom I could reach out my arms and touch both side walls at the same time. And the bed was correspondingly tiny, more like an army cot. The toilet on the landing is so small the WC barely fits inside: you have to spread your knees wide to close the door. If you have our legs in front of you the door will not shut! And then the light is on a very short timer. It's a good thing its dark and windowless because imagine if people could see you sat on the pot, waving your arms above your head all the time to keep the light on!
A few criticisms. There should be hand washing facilites in the toilet. At the moment you have to go back to your room and use the basin in there. The fact that after using the toilet people are opening and shutting the toilet door, going to their rooms and opening and shutting that door all without having washed their hands is pretty gross. Second, they really should mention in the listing that the stairs are unsuitable for people with limited mobility. And third - I specified on the booking website that I only wanted to see properties that offered car parking. The Orion came up on the first page of the list and yet it definitely does not have parking. There is street parking but it's a residential street and you'll never find a space. The alternative is looking for a commercial parking garage, leaving your car there for an exorbitant fee and then walking or taking a taxi back.
This is the second or third time it's happened to me that I booked accomodation only to find that when they claim to offer parking they mean you can park on the street or there's a commercial carpark nearby. That is NOT the same thing as the property providing the parking themselves. It's dishonest - I would not have booked here if had they not claimed to provide parking. I feel like they took my money under false pretences. Yes I did get a room for the night but I still had to go out and find somewhere unrelated to pay and to park.
Your first impression when you enter will be the architecture, especially if you've never been in a Dutch townhouse before. These are very narrow buildings built up in many levels. You enter a tight corridor to the right of which are the stairs. Well, more a ladder since as you climb the treads get narrower and steeper so that near the top you can use your hands literally as you would on a ladder. You'll climb about 4 floors in a straight line to get to the rooms (there are a few at the lower level but most are at the top). Literally the most reassuring aspect is that the stairwell is so narrow your shoulders almost rub the walls so you can brace yourself if you start to lose your balance. I have to warn therefore that if you aren't limber or if you are cursed with possessions (ie luggage) stay away. I had a single room. Cute decor as mentioned but, continuing the earlier theme of narrowness, in my bedroom I could reach out my arms and touch both side walls at the same time. And the bed was correspondingly tiny, more like an army cot. The toilet on the landing is so small the WC barely fits inside: you have to spread your knees wide to close the door. If you have our legs in front of you the door will not shut! And then the light is on a very short timer. It's a good thing its dark and windowless because imagine if people could see you sat on the pot, waving your arms above your head all the time to keep the light on!
A few criticisms. There should be hand washing facilites in the toilet. At the moment you have to go back to your room and use the basin in there. The fact that after using the toilet people are opening and shutting the toilet door, going to their rooms and opening and shutting that door all without having washed their hands is pretty gross. Second, they really should mention in the listing that the stairs are unsuitable for people with limited mobility. And third - I specified on the booking website that I only wanted to see properties that offered car parking. The Orion came up on the first page of the list and yet it definitely does not have parking. There is street parking but it's a residential street and you'll never find a space. The alternative is looking for a commercial parking garage, leaving your car there for an exorbitant fee and then walking or taking a taxi back.
This is the second or third time it's happened to me that I booked accomodation only to find that when they claim to offer parking they mean you can park on the street or there's a commercial carpark nearby. That is NOT the same thing as the property providing the parking themselves. It's dishonest - I would not have booked here if had they not claimed to provide parking. I feel like they took my money under false pretences. Yes I did get a room for the night but I still had to go out and find somewhere unrelated to pay and to park.
Family traveller
Comment: 3 Nov 2024
Stayed in: Oct 2024
Great experience!
There was a very friendly welcome.our
The hotel location was perfectly within walking distance from our entertainment venue and the Rotterdam city centre. Our room was of a hogh quality and the breakfast was great. A place that is highly recommended!
The hotel location was perfectly within walking distance from our entertainment venue and the Rotterdam city centre. Our room was of a hogh quality and the breakfast was great. A place that is highly recommended!
Very good location
Zwaerdecroonstraat 40, Delfshaven, Rotterdam, 3021 WV, Netherlands|1.02 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Children require an extra bed to sleep in the room.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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