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Hotel O Nawangwulan

Name: Hotel O Nawangwulan
Address: Jl. Mastrip No.93, Blitar, East Java, 60000, Indonesia

★★·Blitar·7.5

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Nov – Dec 2026

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Rooms

Overview

Hotel O Nawangwulan in Blitar provides air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, tiled floors, work desks, and flat‑screen TVs. Guests benefit from complimentary high‑speed Wi‑Fi, 24‑hour front desk service, on‑site parking, and room service. The property’s central location offers easy access to Mount Kelud (37 km), Mount Semeru, Mount Raung, and Dhoho Airport (55 km), making it ideal for adventure travelers.

Amenities

Food & Drink

Breakfast available

Business & Events

Business centre

Reception

24-hour front desk

Services

Daily housekeeping
Housekeeping on request

Parking

On-site parking

Connectivity

Internet available

Room Climate

Air conditioning

Room Features

Room comfort features

Accessibility

No elevator

Safety & Security

Safety & security features

Policies

Property policies

Room Work

Work desk

Reviews

7.5

How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.

I slept comfortably. Thank you.

Wonhee5 months ago

“Good blitar”

The hotel is iconic, clean, and the service is good.

Prastyo10 months ago

“Well located and good value”

Very close to Blitar Train Station, plenty of street food nearby, a walk to the town centre with restaurants, good hot water even in cool weather, and 2 km to the Bung Karno memorial museum site. Some street noise and other hotel guests disturb nighttime sleep, and trains can be heard at the nearby station.

Robert11 months ago

No comments.

RozalijaA year ago

Very clean and comfortable, great value for money, spacious shower, right next to the train station, and a smart TV in the room. While the location next to the train station is very convenient, there's also quite a bit of noise because trains in Indonesia love to honk any time they're at a station.

RoyA year ago