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The Oriana Orange - Retro Hotel & Resort

★★★★·8.6/ 10Recommended
·Hotels
49 rooms· Check-in 02:00 PM / out 10:00 AM
Offsite parking discounted rates availableFitness facilities (surcharge)Air conditioningSwimming poolFamily roomsFax/photocopyingAll 38 facilities +
Review
Official

The Oriana Orange offers a luxurious and unforgettable place to stay in the heart of wine country. This boutique resort-style hotel blends retro charm with modern indulgence, featuring elegant guest rooms, plush salons, sophisticated cocktail bars, and the iconic Peacock Room Restaurant. Whether you’re visiting for a wine weekend, the Orange Wine Festival, or a midweek escape, The Oriana is your perfect base. Enjoy seasonal outdoor dining, unwind in the winter sauna and plunge pool, and experience the most glamorous stay in Orange. Planning a girls’ weekend away? The Oriana is made for it, with cocktails in the garden, poolside lounging, indulgent dining, and Insta-worthy retro interiors. For golfers, the stunning Duntryleague Golf Club—one of Australia’s prettiest courses—is just across the road, making it an ideal base for tee-off weekends with a luxury twist.

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Guest scores & sentiment

From 284 guest reviews · multi-source · as of 2026-07-10

Guests praise the retro decor, friendly staff, and complimentary minibar. Dining is often highlighted. Criticisms focus on aging facilities, noise, inconsistent breakfast quality, broken gym equipment, and adult-only pool hours.

Dimension scores · cross-source

Service9.0
Facilities8.9
Cleanliness8.9
Location8.8
Surroundings8.8
Value8.4
PraisedComplimentary snacks and drinks · Friendly and attentive service · Excellent Peacock Restaurant · Retro and cozy atmosphere
ComplaintsPoor soundproofing · Inconsistent breakfast quality · Dated room facilities · Insufficient lighting

KEYIdeal for those valuing retro style and dining. Expect aging facilities, verify breakfast options, and note pool restrictions for families.

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